tomtoctomtoc Travel Backpack 40L, TSA Friendly Flight Approved Carry-on Luggage Hand Water-resistant Lightweight Business Rucksack, Durable Large Weekender Bag Daypack Fits 17.3 Inch Laptop, PFAS FreeGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Its a Tomtoc bag, whats more to say? Great build and materials and an amazing price. I've yet to travel with it, but during a test run I was able to pack more into it and it still feels comfortable. It seems to be easy to present all my electronics for checking, but time will tell on that. I plan to use it as a dedicated travel bag since I have to travel multiple times a year. It stores really well, with ample space to store stuff inside it. I have it prepped with all my travel gear so I can quickly pack and go. It won't be replacing my Showerpass backpack for day to say use, but maybe the Tomtoc T-73 will do that!

Excellent bag , really good straps , top pocket handy for sticking keys sunglasses in . Best bag for the price.. would say it’s 35 L not 40

Excellent build quality.There’s a lot of space, as much as a suitcase!Zippers are great quality which won’t break compared to cheaper alternatives

Very good quality . Very comfortable in long walks. Definitely not 40 litres that's why i gave it 4 stars . Fits Ryanair cabin laguage ( not under seat )

I have a Lowpro Fastpack camera bag which I think cost me over £100. That’s fine but I more recently started to put all my camera gear inside a Peak Design Sling 6L, then put that in the backpack to take on holiday. I also have a DJI drone in a DJi bag with controller and batteries, and a GoPro on a long case with accessories.I could no longer get these all in my Lowpro pack, never mind all the other things I take such as tablets, papers, passports, phones, leads, chargers, sunglasses etc. Just the drone, camera in PD sling and GoPro I could not get in because of course the main compartment is all padded in the Lowpro camera bag- something I don’t need because my items are protected in their own bags.I had been searching for an alternative and most are very expensive. I did consider a Peak Design as I like their quality.Anyway came across reviews for this, all being unanimous that it’s the best. ‘Budget’ travel backpack out there so gave it a go.It’s like a duffel backpack. The main bit fits what I wanted it to, and it’s perfectly sized. It also has a padded laptop section (I don’t take a laptop but will put all my papers in their A4 wallet in that), and a padded tablet section which I will use.Theres a handy pocket on top- I think I’ll use that for phone and passports and boarding passes when have checked in for easy access. Theres a pocket on the front (sunglasses and other items in there). Theres two water bottle holders, in one I’ll have my power bank and wires. I’d have likes one water bottle and own be a pocket instead but it’s fine.Quality seems on a par with the Lowpro costing twice the price. YKK zips etc.Size is almost identical to the Lowpro, save this is much squarer. And doesn’t have the internal padding in the main compartment so you can fit quite a bit more in.I like the fact you can access the main compartment through a zip like a duffel bag on the front, or when you unzip the laptop section like a clamshell, there’s a back entrance with red zips into the main compartment there as well, and on this zipped barrier there’s a stretchy pocket for leads and smaller items (I’ve put SD cards, filters and batteries in there).Overall seems excellent, time will tell if it can stand up to the rigours like a Peak Design or Lowpro can but I haven’t seen anything to make me doubt this.I’ll put up a review on YouTube ‘Wakeywarrior.’ to show a bit more detail.

I have a small 20l Berghaus backpack which is my regular everyday / grocery bag and it's great for that, highly recommend if you want something small https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00NMNCRYYI needed a more suitable overnight bag, with a chest/sternum strap, water bottle pouches, laptop compartment and more space. This is perfect. You can access the main compartment from above or below, and everything is easy to get to. The positive reviews are there for a reason. It's sturdy, comfortable (with ample padding on the back and the straps), has a padded top handle, good zips and it looks nice too (I like the grey version personally).I did try a cheaper 30L bag before this which was very light and cheap feeling and shipped in a bag - it folded down to nothing, like something you'd buy off Temu. This bag ships in a box because it's a better built more substantial product. Worth paying a little more for a bag you'll love that will last.Note - there is no waist strap, because this is not a hiking bag, it's smart and designed to wear for maybe an hour at a time as you walk to a hotel / train station / classroom / office, not between mountain tops.

Massive bag that fits a lot, comfortable to carry around with super convenient compartments. Material feels high quality & durable.

Really impressed with this bag for the price. It’s well-built, comfortable to carry, and fits loads without feeling bulky. I’ve adapted it to carry my camera gear by adding a padded insert, and it works brilliantly – loads of space, and the layout is surprisingly versatile.Fits my 17-inch laptop with no issues, and the TSA-friendly design makes airport travel much easier. The materials feel durable and the spill-resistant finish is a bonus.If you’re after a solid all-rounder for travel, work, or camera gear (with a few adjustments), this one’s a winner.