SHRRADOO Extra Large 50L Travel Laptop Backpack with combination lock, College High School Backpack Airline Approved Business Work Bag Fits 17 Inch Computer for Men Women

I'm a 48-year-old teacher, so my back has been through a lot. But this SHRRADOO backpack? It's genuinely great. I originally bought two for myself and for my wife. I'm the kind of person who carries a gaming laptop, three textbooks, a tablet, a jumble of cords, my lunch, a spare sweater, and a random stapler that's been living in there for weeks. This bag handled all of it without any trouble. The shoulder pads are thick and breathable, I honestly forgot how much I was carrying. And the combination lock is nice. I mostly use it to keep my students out of my snack stash. (I'm only half joking.) Then I saw it was on sale, and I went a little overboard. I bought four more as gifts for: 1. My nephew in college (he uses it for classes and weekend camping) 2. My friend who travels for work (it's airline approved and fits under the seat) 3. My neighbor who hikes 4. And my own teenager, who kept "borrowing" mine anyway The quality is really top tier. I've stuffed this thing under airplane seats, strapped it to a camping chair, dropped it in a puddle, and used it as a pillow on a delayed flight. Still looks brand new. The 20+ pockets mean I don't lose my keys or charger anymore. If you're a teacher, a gamer, a parent, a hiker, or just someone tired of carrying multiple bags, buy this. Especially if it's on sale. Your back will thank you. And your friends will thank you when you inevitably buy them one as a gift too. Pros: Huge capacity, durable, comfortable, lockable, great price Cons: None that I've found. I fit my gaming laptop, books, tablet, cords, water bottle, jacket, and random classroom supplies with room to spare. – A very happy teacher who is now also a very popular gift-giver

This backpack is really well constructed and thought out. I was looking for a 40-50L commuter backpack that could stand up by itself. It checks all of the boxes that more expensive name brands dont. It feels like very durable materials. The zipper locking back compartment is genius. The only issue I have with this backpack is the outdated USB-A charger ports. I had to get USB-C to USB-A adapters. The shoulder straps are comfy and ergonomic. So many compartments. So so so much space, and yet somehow doesnt feel too big (Im 6'2"). Very surprising overall quality for a fraction of the cost of anything that could possibly be close.

I’m very happy with this backpack. It is very spacious and has many compartments, which makes it easy to organize my laptop, clothes, and other items. The material feels strong and durable, and the zippers work smoothly. The straps are comfortable even when the bag is full. I also like the modern design. It’s perfect for travel, work, or school. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a large, practical backpack.

5 STARS!!! I use my backpack daily. It has plenty of space to hold work items I use daily. It is a quality back pack, the stitching is good (no loose thread or seams splitting), the carrying handle has the metal underneath it which makes me feel confident I can overload the bag if I need to and not worry about the handle ripping off and overall it is an attractive looking bag. If I need another backpack ... I will definitely get another one.

Pros: I like how there is an option to lock a section of the backpack, in case you have a laptop or sensitive documents that you need to keep secure. You can also hook up a portable battery charger to the USB port to charge your phone from the backpack itself. The zippers are very sturdy, and there is a ton of storage space and pockets to place your items. The drink holders on the left and right side of the backpack are very large and secure. Cons: With a backpack this size I was hoping for a few more small compartments to store small items like phones, pens, gum, glasses, etc. That alone wasn't enough for me to dock 1 star, since the price was very reasonable, but... ...This backpack is not waterproof. I used this backpack during a moderate rainshower, where it was exposed to rain for about 1 hour. Unfortunately some water leaked into a book I had, and I noticed another compartment was mildly wet, even though it was zipped completely. Overall, though, great value compared to similar items you might find at a travel or department store.

2024 update 4yrs in this bag is STILL going strong. I’m starting to see others rocking this brand on their commutes. This bag has traveled no less than 30k miles by car, train and planes. It’s my go to travel bag. The absolute best. (2021) I wanted to write this review after 1yr of use. This bag has held up extremely well! On par with LL Bean for quality and durability but with thicker material. The reason I picked this up is because I needed something bigger than my deluxe LLB to fit my 17” laptop in that would also accommodate the laptops protective zip case. I looked at several different brands and ultimately landed with this one because of the great reviews and the warranty. What sold me was the law student review with all her textbooks. Yup if it can carry all those around for 1yr of law school this bag has the durability I need. If you want to save money on a weight fitness vest you can easily throw a couple 20lb weights in this thing and run up and down flights of stairs for a fraction of the cost and plenty of weight scalability. For normal users this bag is amazing. There are plenty of storage pockets and device protection within those pockets. This bag can carry anything. And in my case it has. From overnight bag to technology bag and everything in between. I’ve packed 17” laptop (in case) with iPad chargers cables and VR headset along with water bottle and snacks to bring to a friends. I’ve carried board games and clothes. Hiking gear etc. everything has fit and stored very well The straps and top handle are sturdy the zippers remain resilient. They do not catch and seal and track seamlessly no hiccups or jerks along the way. Sometimes it’s tight around the 17” laptop in its protective case and the zippers still work well and seal tightly despite the stress out on them. I’ve loaded this thing up with easily 50lbs of gear and hauled it on my back and it has stood the test of time There are no rips or tears in the materials, handles, straps or zippers. The water bottle netting is holding strong, too. I love all the pockets for organization purposes. I love how deep and wide this pack is. Deep enough to hold the big laptop. Wide enough to accommodate an oculus headset alongside in the middle pocket. Enough protection that I feel comfortable carrying these gadgets in the bag. This has become my go to bag for everything. Several times I have thought to buy another one. I don’t have a use for 2 but I enjoy it so much because of its versatility and durable reliability that it might be nice to have a backup. Friends and family are amazed but how much I fit in this bag. They go to lift it and I say don’t pick it up that’s heavy, I’ve got it. They laugh and go to pick it up and pause to gather their strength and lift and are impressed that I carry it around and then the fact that it holds so much. This bag keeps me strong and in shape for sure. It is also strong. Outdoor enthusiasts will love this bag. It can carry ski boots, hiking gear, gym gear, sports or sparring gear, picnic supplies, weekend away bag, tailgating gear, you name it. This bag carries it all. At this point I see it lasting many years to come. If anyone needs a backpack I will buy/recommend this. For the price ($25-30) and durability (1+yr) it’s unbeatable.

Very sturdy backpack used for school and travel. More than enough pockets to hold the essentials and more. Comfortable to carry. I had a minor issue and seller provided fast, EXCEPTIONAL customer support. I will definitely be buying more in the future from this seller.

It was a good price (when I bought) for a large capacity bag for moderate weight items. It has a good selection of sizes/shapes of external zipped openings. It has several internal pockets among 3 of the compartments (but of the internal pockets, only 1 can be zipped and it is very tiny). It becomes a much better backpack if you add several carabiners. See my photos. Compared to other backpacks, this one has strong conveniently placed loops where you can add carabiners. The most important places are the two front points. For most of us, you need something to pull the two front straps toward each other across your chest when you carry the bag a long distance. A few other reviews commented on the need for this "chest strap", which is easy to add. With tiny carabiners permanently in those spots and a knotted string stowed somewhere (such as the tiny pocket in the strap) you can quickly connect the string when you find yourself needing it and leave it off when carrying the bag shorter distances. For serious longer distance sightseeing, a small front pack can clip there instead to even better keep the weight on your shoulders comfortably aligned. Some negatives (even though overall I really like it): The webpage shows it holding books, but I think that would be a bad idea because of two weight issues. The handle is absurdly excess strength in both its structure and its connection to the bag, but the section of the bag it connects to is not strengthened. Enough weight to need 1/4 the strength of the handle would rip the fabric below where the handle attaches. Without the front modification described above, weight in the bag makes the straps dig into your armpits. The built-in usb-A cable is stupid and obsolete. The button needed to change the combination must be pushed only sideways with enough force that it isn't practical with fingertip or fingernail. I needed a tiny screwdriver, see photo. I particularly like the ten little red loops. 4 of those are in the places where you might want such loops to brace against pulling the zipper closed when the bag is empty or awkwardly loaded. Each of the 4 single-zipper external openings has a red loop where you might want to add a carabiner to prevent the zipper accidentally opening, see photos (the double-zipper on the laptop compartment can use the built-in lock. The other two double-zipper openings can be held closed by adding a lock or carabiner without using the red loops). I added small carabiners to 6 of the red loops (see my photos) both to have some spare carabiners handy in case I suddenly need one, and while walking in airports to attach (for hands free) the small bag holding my big headphones and other things I use in flight. After boarding I detach that bag and put the backpack in the overhead. If just for securing zippers, you might want slightly smaller carabiners. For attaching anything heavy, maybe slightly larger. I used these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BGXKGRF3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 Overall, this is a great backpack for clothes, etc. when traveling. With added carabiners, acceptable for hiking. But anyone who still needs to carry books around should find one whose weakest seams are stronger. Strongest parts being strong doesn't help.