densata Messenger Bag for Men 14-Inch Laptop Bag Water-resistant Waxed Canvas Messenger Bag Vintage Computer Satchel Briefcase for

Heavy duty! Well made and will last forever! Only time will make it even better! Lots of pockets, and my 14” laptop fits perfecto! Read more

I like that it has a lot of different spaces for my stuff. I have a big MacBook and it fits in easily and protects the laptop. It has a nice look and very durable for daily use. the color matches with different styles so I am using it every day. I usually carry around books and laptop but it is also good for any other usages! Great quality product. totally recommend! Read more

Update as of Oct 2025: Sometimes the products we purchase do not work out. That is a risk when buying on Amazon. However, when you have a seller who is responsive and cares about the experience of its customers, that makes a huge difference. This seller reached out and apologized for the product failings and offered a full refund. That is very appreciated and goes a long way to building brand trust. I’m updating this review to say that if you purchase this bag, know the limitations of what it can hold. Teens carry a lot of stuff to school and that might not be the best use for this bag. It is a very nice bag though and will do better if kept to a specific weight limit. Purchased this bag for school and it did not hold up. 3 months is all it lasted and the strap ripped right off. 2 months until one of the snaps on the front pocket fell off. For what I paid (about $50 with tax) I would expect this bag to be more durable. Return window now closed. Read more

The bag looks amazing. It is slim and has a durable feel to it. The main pocket is divided into 2 compartments. One fits the laptop, and has a convenient velcro strap to keep it in place, the other compartment fits 2 maybe 3 notebooks or journals. It has various pockets to put pens, a phone chargers, hand sanitizer, or small things. Don't expect a soft leather feel, or to be able to put your lunch in the bag, it is meant to be a functional laptop bag that looks good and is durable. Read more

Love this bag. Is still a bit stiff, but waterproof and looks great Read more

Well worth the $30 (or so) paid. Sturdy and looks good. Well constructed. Read more

Overall: impressed with the bag for the price and have enjoyed using it for the past week. Several flaws and I probably won't be using it long-term, but I wasn't intending to anyway (only got this to fill a gap as my old bag died and I'm working on a full-time replacement). The pros: - It's cheap! And, to my entirely untrained eye, seems surprisingly hardy (mostly - fasteners are a cause for concern, see below). We'll see how it holds up over time, but so far no cause for concern. - Interior space is good! I fit my laptop, my tablet, chargers for both, headphones, a pair of books, and some other miscellaneous junk. It's about as full as it can get, but fits everything I need for my 4-day work trips. - Side pockets hold my water bottle nicely (though feels like the elastic is stretching already after only 1 week, so we'll see how that holds up) and it's nice to have that easily accessible. - Inside organization pockets are adequate (laptop sleeve is great for my needs, and the mesh pockets can be useful, though I'm mostly just letting my junk float around freely). The cons: - Exterior pockets are smaller than I expected - they won't hold much, and the snap fasteners on them are a pain to use without crushing whatever you have inside. Forget doing it one-handed. - Strap fasteners are cheap little magnetic snaps. They are flimsy and, while adequate to just keeping the bag shut, will not hold up to even slight resistance - even the weight of the fully-loaded bag itself was enough to unsnap one of them as I hoisted it to my shoulder. - The fastening straps themselves only have 3 holes, meaning you won't be able to make any meaningful adjustments to their tightness. - The carrying strap is plenty strong but the shoulder pad leaves a lot to be desired. Do not recommend for long-term carry. Furthermore, the strap doesn't attach with those free-pivoting hook thingies, meaning it will twist and the only way to fix is it to untwist. Surprisingly frustrating coming from my old bag where this was basically never an issue. - There's no strap to loop around the handle of a suitcase, which seems like a pretty easy thing to include and would have really mitigated the discomfort of the shoulder pad itself. Big step back from my old bag. - The zipper on the back pocket has a habit of opening itself as it rubs against your body while carrying, Minor issue for me as I don't really use that pocket, but if you do might want to keep an eye on it to keep it secured. - Inside space would benefit from a simple pen holder - the one thing most likely to find its way to the bottom of the bag where I can't find it doesn't have a dedicated space. - Style is entirely subjective, but it's...fine. It's kinda lumpy. I don't think I exactly look bad with it, but let's not kid ourselves. Don't buy it to look good. Read more

This bag had been one of my favorites to carry around considering the style had been very nice, although the bag ripped from the connections of the shoulder strap due to having a large amount of book back in October I would recommend it for anyone who is looking for something casual to take on plane rides or who travel very lightly. Read more