Amazon Basics Travel Backpack, Carry-On with Laptop Compartment, 1.55 cubic Expandable Storage, Dual Use Backpack & Shoulder Bag with Multiple Compartments and Pockets, 13.8'' x 9.5'' x 21.5'', Navy
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Color: Navy
Features
- EXPANDABLE STORAGE: Experience the ultimate convenience with the carry on backpack with expandable storage, allowing you to pack more without sacrificing comfort or organization
- LIGHTWEIGHT DURABILITY: This carry on bag is crafted from durable polyester, providing a lightweight yet robust backpack
- MULTIPLE CARRY OPTIONS: Offers versatility with multiple ways to carry, either as a backpack or shoulder bag, complete with strategically placed exterior handles
- SMART ORGANIZATION: Stay organized with this travel backpack featuring a main compartment with zippered mesh space, optional midway shelf, and compression straps for secure packing
- EASY ACCESS POCKETS: Comes with thoughtfully placed front and front-top pockets allowing quick access to travel essentials during transit
Description
Amazon Basics Carry-On Travel Backpack - Navy Blue From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics
Color: Navy
Backpack Design: Laptop Backpack
Subject Character: travel
Sport Type: General Travel
Product Style: Backpack
Pattern: Solid
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Weight: 1.63 Kilograms
Style Number: ZH1603233R1F
Model Name: Backpack
School Type: High School
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 53
UPC: 841875122653
Manufacturer Part Number: Resourced_ZH1603233R1F
Other Special Features of the Product: Expandable, Laptop Compartment, Lightweight
Recommended Uses For Product: Travel
Strap Type: Shoulder Strap
Compatible Device Size Maximum: 14 Inches
Pocket Description: Utility Pocket
Apparel Closure Type: Zipper
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Embellishment Feature: Cord
Number Of Pockets: 7
Number of Compartments: 6
Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive
Sleeve Length Description: Long Sleeve
Fit Type: compression
Material Type: Polyester
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Outer Material: Polyester
Lining Description: Polyester
Shell Type: Soft Shell
Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Lightweight
Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch
Storage Volume: 10 Liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.75"D x 21.5"W x 8.25"H
Size: Carry On
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Color: Black
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Color: Black
I’ve used this backpack for travel and was honestly impressed with how much it holds. I was able to pack a surprising amount of stuff into it without it feeling awkward or overstuffed. The layout makes it easy to organize everything, and the laptop compartment keeps things separated instead of all mashed together. I kept finding new pockets as I used it. What I liked most is that it doesn’t feel cheap. The fabric is sturdy, the zippers feel solid, and nothing about it gives off that flimsy budget-bag vibe. It held up well being stuffed full and carried through airports, and I never felt like I had to baby it. It’s comfortable to wear, works well as a carry-on, and just does its job without trying to be fancy. If you need a backpack that can haul a lot and still feels well-made, this one exceeded my expectations for the price.
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Color: Black
After YEARS of trying to find the perfect travel bag, this one has taken the #1 position in my arsenal. Typically I would use my duffle bag that has wheels and carry handle, but time and many travels have begin wearing that bag down. In preparation for my trip with a 2 year old in tow, I needed something easy and hands free. After reviewing EVERY option on Amazon, it was down to 3 different backpacks. Having not traveled airlines in 3-4 years, rules and regulations change often and I was pleased to see this backpack AmazonBasics Carry-On Travel Backpack, Black has all of the up-to date regulations required. Going down the list of things I needed in a travel bag: TSA Carry on size capable. Plenty of pockets and storage for little things Expandable main compartment Laptop/Tablet storage Sturdy straps/Handles Lightweight (Depending on what I pack inside) When I received this bag, I was extremely pleased to see the quality in the build! for a 50$ bag this has EVERYTHING Comparing this bag to the other bags on amazon. I was also looking at a very large price difference ranging from 129$ to 229$. Being budget minded, I opted to try this risk free due to Amazon's return policies. (Love you guys!), again, let me say this: This bag is IMPRESSIVE. It EASILY fit my very large and bulky Dell Precision M6800 (Normal 17" laptop bags are not actually a TRUE 17" laptop bag), over a weeks worth of clothes (Carefully packed of course), along with cables, chargers, and a few personal items. The few things I wish this bag had are listed below (Hint Hint Amazon!): A brighter color interior (Amazon Orange would have been nice!) instead of the gray insides. More "clip" locations for carabiners or water bottle storage of sorts, recommendations would be a plastic clip or two at the top or bottom corners of the bag, or a clip location on the front corner of the bag, or sewn band straps on the front or bottom corners of the bag for clips. A hardened/reinforced bottom on the backpack. *See explanation below * When using this bag as a backpack, i opted to have the bag sit upright. Having a reinforced or hardened bottom side on the backpack would increase the durability of the backpack quite a lot especially with lots of use. When using in suitcase style, this would need a reinforced back padding or bumper of sorts. Overall, I have and will continue to recommend this bag in the distance future. Opting for the choices of other bags, this bag was extremely comfortable to wear, and carry (I am 6'3", and 215lbs).
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Color: Navy
Amazing backpack/shoulder strap carryon or not bag for 40$ . It is lots of bells and whistles that allow it to convert on many levels. For example, it has two Internal straps. It has expandability and it has two front zippers deep pockets. It’s pretty well organized It is not a comfortable backpack. It is comfortable enough, and it does the job for the price. If you are, however, truly backpacking, then this is not the bag for you. If, like me, you are running around backpacking sometimes, shoulder strapping it other times, and using the handle, then it’s an excellent option that our competes with many bags several times it’s price. For future reference, I do think the bag can be a little bit more square at the top. I found the tapering at the top made it a bit difficult to manage my clothing cubes . The bag is flexible, though, and I was able to put other things in those spaces and make it work. I would also say that the quality of the bag is not up to par with many of that superior backpacks that are luggage. It’s just a simple fact, but you will get years of worth out of this and it serves really nice niche. It’s also good to know that Amazon cover if it rips or falls apart. Overall, it is been a great bag for 40 bucks. I can fit enough expendable front so can use it if I want or not. It’s also accepted everywhere- fits on Ryanair..
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Color: Red
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Color: Black
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by David Delgado
Color: Black
I bought this bag for a 10-day trip I took and brought 1 light jacket, 3 dress shirts, 3 t-shirts, 5 tank top undershirts, 5 pairs of briefs underwear, 5 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of jeans, 2 pairs of gym shorts, 2 pairs of shorts, 2 hats, 1 flask, a toiletries bag, two extra pairs of shoes on the outside pocket and an iPad. After getting all of that, you can imagine it was a tight fit. The extra zipper that expands the bag helped a lot. I actually had a sweatshirt in the bag and when I tried to zip it all in, a little piece of the material next to the zipper ripped, but I was able to zip the expandable part a little and cover the “wound.” I wouldn’t attribute the tear to the product quality, but more so my error in trying to stuff too many items. I wouldn’t reccomend stuffing the bag to its max as I did, as it makes the bag a little bulky and not quite as comfortable to wear as a backpack. But the arm straps have a decent cushion that it wasn’t too bad at all. I wasn’t backpacking a whole lot, so it wasn’t a big deal. The biggest sell for me, beyond the capability of carrying so much of my crap, was that it fit within the carry-on guidelines for just about every airline. I’ll definitely be using this again and would recommend to those who want to travel a few days with just a single bag.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2017 by Danny A
Color: Navy
The Amazon Basics Carry-On Travel Backpack in Navy Blue is everything I was looking for in a travel bag and more. Right out of the box, its beautiful navy blue color caught my eye, and the quality was immediately apparent. What surprised me the most was how much larger it was than it appeared in pictures. This turned out to be a fantastic feature, as it effortlessly holds everything I need for my travels. The compartments are well-designed, providing ample space for clothes, gadgets, toiletries, and other travel essentials. Despite its larger size, the backpack is heavy-duty and feels robust. The materials used are clearly of high quality, and the craftsmanship is top-notch. Whether I'm traveling for business or leisure, this backpack has proven to be a reliable companion that stands up to the wear and tear of travel. Its sleek design and color also make it a stylish option. I've received compliments on its appearance, and it adds a touch of sophistication to my travel gear. In short, the Amazon Basics Carry-On Travel Backpack in Navy Blue is a winner. It combines functionality, durability, and aesthetics in a way that's hard to beat, especially at its price point. I love it, and I'm confident that fellow travelers will find it equally impressive.
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