This backpack was made very well! I was a little worried that it would be too large for everyday use. It IS slightly taller than the average backpack, but thankfully, it's vertically compact, which keeps it from looking "chunky" or too large. The backing also has a flat, sturdy support board that keeps my posture in line, so even my back feels better using it. There are tons of pockets, which is great for staying organized. I've been using it for almost a week now and am very impressed. I highly recommend it! Read more
Can’t say enough about this backpack! Highly recommend. It’s very sturdy and stays clean, even when you get a light color. Perfect backpack and size if you need more room but don’t want to feel like your backpack is huge. Read more
LOVE THIS! So many compartments, such high quality. Perfect for travel, hiking, school, the gym!!! Read more
Good bag Read more
Another great yeti item. This is a great travel bag that completes my travel set. Sturdy and enough apace to hold all of my items for a weekend trip. Read more
Heavy duty. Plenty of room. Nice bag Read more
Good quality a lot it apartments, use for any occasion, protect your thing and water proof Read more
This bag is really well constructed. The space for the bottles is nicely designed, and internal so they don't fall out. There are plenty of zippered pockets to keep things organized. My laptop fits well and there is padded protection. I really dig the Cosmic Lilac color. The fabric is super durable and heavy weight yet washable. The zippers appear to have good water-resistant sealing. The straps are thin, but that actually works well for comfort as they aren't so bulky. All in all, it feels like a premium product and hopefully will hold up to wear and tear. I use it daily to schlep 2 work laptops, a nice keyboards, an 18oz Rambler of cold brew coffee, and various accessories with me to work, commuting on a motorcycle. The only real downside with the bag for me is the weight. At 3.6 lbs, it's twice as heavy as any other work backpack I've used. In the grand scheme of things, an extra pound or two of weight isn't a deal breaker, but I wouldn't use this for something like a Disney World backpack where ultralight is the play. Read more
