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Color: Navy
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- Carry-on travel backpack with internal, zippered laptop sleeve; ultra-flexible and lightweight; made of durable polyester
- Main compartment with zippered mesh space, optional midway shelf, and internal/external compression straps
- Front pocket and front-top pocket for easy access to documents and travel liquids; main upper packing compartment with organizer, expandable storage space tuck-away ID pocket
- Padded shoulder straps disconnect easily and store away in zippered back pocket; removable sternum strap, waist belt, and shoulder strap; well-placed exterior handles
- Exterior Dimensions - 21.5 x 15.75 x 8.25 inches, Main compartment of cabin bag: 14 x 33 to 35.5 x 54.6cm (LxWxH); front compartment: 7.6 to 12.7 x 33 to 35.5 x 54.6cm (LxWxH); full-expansion zipper provides additional 10 per cent of packing space
Description
Amazon Basics Carry-On Travel Backpack - Navy Blue From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics
Product Dimensions: 21.5 x 15.75 x 8.25 inches
Item Weight: 3.64 pounds
Department: unisex
Country of Origin: Indonesia
Item model number: ZH1603233R1F
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Color: Black
Great looking in black. The smooth-finish, semi-ballistic weave exterior isn't too shiny, it just has a nice low-gloss sheen, but it sheds pet fur unlike "canvas" style fabrics. The laptop slot is ingenious - the side towards my back is well-padded, as expected, but the side on the interior is unpadded, allowing the fabric to drape around the laptop edges, and thereby "reclaim" otherwise lost laptop compartment space. This is a classic, albeit well-designed and beautifully made, "onebag" - a term coined by blogger Doug Dyment to describe convertible suitcase/backpack carry-ons that are efficient enough to replace checked luggage. Rick Steves has also been a big advocate of the "carryon only" philosophy and rectangular (for maximum interior volume) convertible backpacks. This AmazonBasics is virtually a clone of the eBags TLC Mother Lode Weekender Convertible, which is a good thing - I've had both years-ago and recent Motherlode editions, and they are cleverly designed. My one gripe about the Motherlode line is "feature creep" - too many compartments, clever but hard to use snap-out water bottle slots, etc. SO the AmazonBasics is a slightly simpler version of the Motherlode - for about half the price. Size is maximum carryon size based on United Airlines' spec - 9x14x22. Unlike a lying wheelie, however the AmazonBasics is really 9x14x22 - wheelie makers usually don't count their wheels or protruding top and side handles (the handles on this AmazonBasics lie pretty flat). Main compartment has tie-down straps that come straight off the bottom edge, compared to eBags which are routed through clips up the sidewalls first. Tie down straps off the bottom edge tend to compress packing cube edges more than their flat tops, pulling the packing cube edges away from the sidewalls. The only interior organizing slot/pouch is a flat 2/3 width, flat mesh zipper pouch. I think this should have been full width. Outside, there are two slots. The outermost slot is "flat" with zipper slight below the actual slot top. This is mostly good for - LOL - magazines (actually printed magazines? yeah, right) or a newspaper, stuff that isn't too thick. I'd be reluctant to even shove a scarf in here Behind the flat zipper slot is a real "compartment", basically an add-on to the lid but accessible from the outside. It opens with a u-zipper, pulling down from the top (no opening side-to-side book style). You can fit a light wind or rain jacket in here, but fleece or a hooded rain parka will create a bulge. There are two pen slots on the body-side panel, with drop in solid slots at top and drop in mesh slots at bottom. These are designed for flat items; an Amazon Fire HD 8 without a case fits easily. I don't think any of the slots here are suitable for phone or passport, you should have a waistpack, neck pouch, or "personal item" sized handbag or small daypack for stuff that needs organizing. Me, I only care about room for the following: 1. Packing cube for a couple travel pants and couple polos or short sleeve sport shirts; 2. Combination packing cube for underwear and socks. 3. Room for light sweat pants or longjohns, and light fleece, for pajamas. 4. Bathroom kit, in a dopp kit-style sil nylon zip pouch. 5. Chargers and cables kit. 6. Laptop and tablet (ok, in this case the front panel drop-in table slot is handy). 7. Left over room for a fleece and rain shell spread top to bottom in the interior main compartment. and Thin fabric shelled, t shirt weight lined, casual runners or hikers jacket in the external zipper compartment, to keep me warm on the flight. So, basically, I can underpack this thing outbound, using the handy exterior compression straps to keep stuff from shifting and also to slim down the profile (which makes gate check agent happy). Inbound, I loosen the compression straps, unzip the expansion panel, and stuff the bag with souvenirs - and treat it as checked luggage when I leave, knowing that if it is temporarily lost I'll already be home and can live without it for a while. $49.95 is a crazy price. This is worth $99 and would still be a bargain compared to name brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2018 by MDuck
Color: Black
If you don’t want to be one of those inconsiderate people who refuses to check their obviously-too-big-for-the-overhead bag, snag you one of these. It expands, has hide-away backpack straps with an optional chest and waist strap as well as a shoulder strap, and a very large compartment for belongings. It also seems to be made very well. The zippers are big and glide easily and just feels like an expensive quality bag. Not sure how they’re selling these for $50 but it’s worth double in my opinion!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Bordercollieflower
Color: Black
I ordered this item as an all-purpose carry-on , mainly for air travel. When my wife and I travel, I carry a portfolio of printed hotel reservations, flight confirmations, etc. At least one of the compartments in this case (probably designed for a laptop) meets this requirement just fine. For our last air/car trip, I packed a toiletry kit, our GPS unit, and a pair of walking shoes--not to mention misc. snacks and reading material. The plan was to adjust the shoulder straps so I could wear this item as a backpack while managing two large suitcases through an airport. And, yes, it worked fine. Years ago, I had used a couple of backpacks as carry-ons, but they were so heavy I quit using them. This product, however, utilizes lighter materials in the buckles and straps, and probably less-dense fabric elsewhere, with the result that even packed, the item is manageable. The other features that impress are: the light-color fabric used in the interior, to help when you want to try to see what's in one of the compartments; the handle built into the "top" of the case: sewn in quite flat against the body, so as not to stick out and cause snags; the feature that allows the back straps to be "stowed" inside a dedicated sleeve; finally, excellent "fit and finish", with no stray strings or threads, and all points requiring secure stitching completed. A great substitute/improvement over a clunky computer case or a shapeless backpack that is not designed to offer any protection for routine travel necessities. Congratulations, Amazon!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024 by Golemson
Color: Black
Love the expandability, lots of compartments. Worked great for our trip, it's basically a carry-on that you strap to your back. Once you get it on your back, the weight seemed evenly distributed and wasn't too cumbersome to carry. Only problem was that the carabiner that connects the bottom of the right strap to the luggage broke, and I had to fish out a metal one that we just happened to have packed. So we'll replace the carabiner on the left side just to be safe for our next trip.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024 by R. Mcneill