Ranipak Durable Solid Flap Laptop Mobile Travel Computer Backpack Bag, Black, One Size

This backpack is comfortable and good-looking. There are plenty of storage spaces for various electronics and other items. It fits quite a bit actually. I was pleased to discover the front flap could be adjusted to accommodate a bit of overflow in the main storage compartment; I always have trouble zipping this space on other backpacks, but with this one, I just adjust and snap into place. In general, it's a well-designed and sleek piece. My only, minor, complaint is that the top "ears" are a bit pointy because of the design of the backpack. Maybe they could have been rounded, but that's just my personal aesthetic. This is truly the best backpack I've ever owned.

Really happy with this backpack. Very comfortable and seems durable thus far. I can fit two very large law school books, 4 legal pads, a tupperware with my lunch, my laptop-tablet, chargers, head phones and everything else and still have room for more stuff. I keep finding new pockets as well. There is a padded-pocket in the main section for a large laptop, and there is another padded-pocket in the front pouch that could carry a tablet on its own. Additionally, there are pockets for your phone as well as quick access pockets on the sides. Haven't tested its waterproofing abilities yet, but I'm not worried about it.

I am a returning customer. The Ranipak laptop bags are really nice. I have 2 son's in college and one that has completed. The bags held up well. We all have them and on occasion I give them as graduation gifts.

I have had now for almost 4 months and it is my number 1 back pack; good in the rain, but great in harrying my items comfortably.

2 years later and it's still just like new! Thanks for the amazing product!

The Ranipak computer backpack I bought is black. The black color is dark black, so it goes with most outfits I wear. What attracted me to this bag is the shape of the bag. It is slightly wider on top than the bottom, which is unique in that it goes with the shape of your body's torso and thereby making it fashionable. This backpack has quite a few compartments for electronic goods, but it would have been nice if they made a compartment to hold pens.The largest compartment is the main compartment that is closest to your back (when you wear the bag). There is no zipper on this compartment, but the flap is cut and shaped in a way that the compartment is well protected from rain because the sides fold inward. The nice thing about not having the zipper is that it makes the compartment easy to access once you unbuckle the flap, and there's more space available to allow over stuffing the main compartment. I put my 15.6 inch laptop into it, and it has plenty of room to put more things into it. Inside the main compartment is a large sleeve, that is approximately half the size of the main compartment, to carry smaller devices such as an iPad/tablet or even cables (well padded by a lining that feels like the material on a wetsuit--neoprene). This sleeve also has no zipper, for easy access. The downside is to never turn this bag upside down or smaller items in the main compartment will fall out. However, all the other compartments in front of the main compartment have zippers and are well protected even if the bag is turned upside down.The next compartment, located in front of the main compartment, is 2/3 the size of the main compartment, but it has a zipper. Within it are three pockets (large, medium, small) made of the neoprene material. The large pocket can easily carry a Kindle Fire. The medium pocket is about the size of a floppy disk and the small pocket is the size of a credit card, but large enough to hold an ID card such as those for work. Other than that, this secondary compartment can hold all the personal belongings safely. This secondary compartment is about the size of a medium sized pocket book, which would be convenient for women. For guys, this compartment is large enough to put extra books or a couple of magazines.In front of the secondary compartment is a thin zippered sleeve that is padded to carry an external hard-drive or a 7" Kindle Fire. It's approximately 1/4 the size of the bag. Next to it is a small zippered sleeve for a telephone, but only large enough for an iPhone with its protective cover. Anything larger than an iphone will not likely fit into it. The great thing about these two compartments is that the zipper each face out to the sides under the flap. This allows you to access each of these smaller compartments without having to open the flap. So, if a phone call comes in, you just have to reach in from the side to unzip and get the iphone without unbuckling the flap. The last zippered compartment, located on the right side of the bag, is for carrying a water bottle or cables. The water bottle/cable compartment is hidden, and takes up space within the main compartment. It is probably more appropriate for cables than a water bottle because there is just a thin polyester cloth that separates this compartment from the main compartment.This bag is the most light weight computer bag I have ever gotten, and I've expereienced many computer bags. It weighs about one to two pounds. The material is mainly water repellent 1000d twill poly/non-toxic tarpaulin with durable seatbelt nylon straps that are adjustable (according to the label). The material on this bag is not stiff, so the flexibility causes the bag to change shape based on what you put into it. The bag will bulge out if the item in the bag is round and not flat. If the item in the bag is flat, then the bag will take the flattened shape. My only issue (other than wanting a pocket for pens) is that the bottom of the bag is not cushioned, which can cause a thump when you drop the bag. So, as long as you don't drop the bag, this is a great bag for its looks, light weight, easy access to things, large size, flexible shape and good double stitching (keeps bag strong). It's very comfortable to carry because of its cushioned straps and back padding. This bag is strong enough to hold textbooks if you don't have a laptop to put in it.

good buy

Got this as a flash deal!Got some solid use of out it until it tore at the seam. Was able to stitch up and has been good ever since. I like the pac a lot and would still buy this again. The tearing sucked but was an easy fix.Im able to store laptop, iPad, spare battery, extra tools, change of clothes, and some snacks in this bad boy. I have used in rainy weather too and has done well! the flap also adds some extra security feeling in sketchy situations.Padding is pretty good and semi breathable.Great Pack. Would rec to buy this as an alternative to chrome bags or any other expensive bag..