This review is for Commuter 22L - It's like it was designed by someone that has never used a backpack before
Pros: Made out of recycled material
There is a secret pocket on the back for wallets, keys, phone etc.
It's light and comfortable
It looks good, though I am a 5ft.11" man and it looks small on my back, which brings me too....
Cons: It is small, my last backpack was 22L and considerably bigger, you can get a gym kit in there, but not a full size towel, and it won't hold all the clothes you change out of. This is a commuter bag, so I'd imagine a lot of people will want to use for gym.
The zips do not easily go over the bend at the top of the bag. The zips could have been damaged in transit, it was in a paper bag, and only had a small air filled bag, about half the size of the backpack, to keep it's shape. It could easily have been packed with recycled paper/cardboard to keep it in shape.
There is nothing to hold the laptop in place, so if this is all you are carrying it moves around and slaps you on the back when you walk, I will fit a piece of elastic with some Velcro on the end to resolve this.
There is a USB port for a battery pack, but nothing to hold the battery pack in place, I'll install a piece of elastic on the inside which will do the job.
It's a shame as I spent a long time choosing which bag to buy, and didn't want to get one from Amazon, I'd rather support up and coming businesses.
The backpack cost £50, but it feels like it is worth £20, for this money you can get a better product, with better thought out features elsewhere.
I'd suggest take more time on product design, the fixes I've suggested above would cost little but make this a much better purchase.
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