MATEIN Weekender Backpack, Durable Large Capacity Travelling Suitcase Backpack with Strap for Clothes, Expandable Flight Approved Business Carry on Backpack for International Travel, Blue
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- EXPANDABLE & LARGE CAPACITY: Extra travel large backpack with expandable feature give you more packing capacity. Unzip to expand 40L storage can easily hold packing cubes, toiletry bag, make-up bag, outfits, camera bag and gear, etc. Standard carry on size travel backpack fits overhead and under seat, is ideal for women,women,weekend traveler,or occasional vacationer.This versatile luggage backpack also meets airline carry-on requirements,for airlines such as Easy Jet,Spirit,Jet Blue
- EASY TO CARRY: The luggage backpack is light to carry due to its adjustable shoulder straps, comfortable air-mesh ventilated back panel. Two padded grab handles are set both on top and side of the travel backpack, make it easy to take the bag from an overhead bin
- BUILT FOR TRAVEL: One organizer compartment for little gear. 4 external compression straps keeps contents from sloshing around and are useful to get an inch or two more of vertical space also reduced stress on the zippers. The large inside pocket has internal compression elastic straps as well. The padded straps include a sternum strap that can be adjusted upward or downward, set to go across your chest, distribute the weight from your shoulder
- CONVERTIBLE DESIGN: Hideaway padded shoulder straps disconnect easily and store away in zippered back panel, transform the bag in carry-on duffel or briefcase style and give it a minimalist look and a more flexible carrying experience. A luggage strap designed on back allows backpack fit on luggage / suitcase, slide over the luggage upright handle tube for easier carry on international travel or cruise
- DURABLE: Made of water resistant lightweight polyester and lockable zipper heads. Survived different temperatures. With study zippers and decent stitching, this large travel backpack won't show any defects when on the go, ensure you have a unforgettable weekend getaway, international flight
Brand: MATEIN
Series: Backpack for Travelling
Item model number: 1159BLU
Item Weight: 2.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 6 x 13.5 x 19.5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6 x 13.5 x 19.5 inches
Color: Blue
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: YoTwo
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: November 7, 2019
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I travel for work, a lot. This can fit a surprising amount of things and it still remains airline friendly for the over head storage bins. This is my new "go to" travel bag for a week long trip. I can easily pack a weeks' worth of clothing, a couple pair of shoes and slippers along with two 16" MacBook Pro laptops and necessary charging accessories with ease. The fact that it is a backpack allows me to run through busy airports with ease is a huge benefit (when I need to). Most of the time it is hiking through various downtown city areas. The fact that I can bring everything with me, in a single bag, that I can fit in an airline overhead storage bin and easily walk for miles with is a huge plus. This includes getting through tighter areas such as subway turnstiles (which are usually pretty cramped). The chest relief strap, which I am sure is a nice benefit, I have never used. But it is nice to have it there. The bag itself in terms of construction and durability has not failed me once. I do wish that it had an external pocket for a water bottle. But I knew this when purchasing it. Overall I would highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 30, 2023 by Christian
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I have been on a search for a reasonably priced, well-made travel bag with good internal organization. This was almost perfect. It was well sewn, spacious and sturdy. There were some pockets for organization, but not as many as I would have liked. It was a decent weight and the straps were comfortable enough. It would have been nice to have a secret pocket against my back for my wallet and passport. The one thing that bothered me was that the bag jingled when I walked around. The shoulder straps are attached with metal clips. The zipper pulls jingled against each other. When I am stressed I get hyperfocused on things that irritate me and I thought that the jingling would make a stressful traveling situation more stressful. I returned this bag in favor of a more expensive travel bags that had more internal organization and plastic connectors (which I might regret if they fail). If you don't want to spend a fortune but you'd like to travel light, this is a very decent bag to take as your carry-on.
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Purchased for travel throughout Europe this summer. Restrictions tend to be a bit smaller than a US carryon and weight can be limited to 8 kg on the smaller regional airlines... given the weight of this bag, this means one can pack about 15 pounds of stuff. If you're relatively light on your clothing load (mostly T-shirts and underwear, swim shorts, flip-flops, etc) you could also probably pack in a small laptop and some smaller electronics, toiletries, and just about make it. Of course if you treat it as a carryon + personal item (ie. separate laptop bag), which you can sometimes do, then that affords a good amount of more flexibility. But still, this is for packing minimalists and the size and weight of the bag seems pretty ideal. The zippers seem robust enough and sized appropriately based on how stressed they'll be as well as the material. It's also nice that the bag is convertible can be carried like a brief, has a bit of expandability, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 12, 2023 by Beau J. Randall
Color: Black
I concur with Paul’s review below. My use for a backpack travel bag is so I can be hands-free when making my way through transportation terminals, fumbling for tickets, or reaching for handrails. Also, in some countries there are lots of stairs in terminals (particularly subways) and dragging a roller bag up and down them is hardly fun. It should be obvious that someone planning long hikes or carrying lots of specialized equipment should probably use an internal frame backpack. I don’t expect to walk more than a mile or two at any one time with a bag like this. My travel is rather conventional tourism, and having visited all 50 states and 17 countries on four continents I’ve had a chance to work out a minimalist system that can keep me going through any weather, wet or dry, from about 40°F to over 100°F, and for an indefinite period of time. I do not take a laptop, but an iPod or iPad. Everything fits into this Matein bag and a lumbar pack from Mountainsmith. I’ve previously used a book bag as a travel backpack, but being a top loading bag, digging down into it to get what I need is an inconvenience. When constantly on the move, unpacking for one or two nights is a chore, so a bag like the Matein that opens out like a suitcase is a much more practical choice. I bought this bag along with an eBags Mother Lode as both seemed to be good and I couldn’t decide just from the online info. Both look to be well made, but I kept the Matein and returned the eBags Mother Lode. The eBags Mother Lode has more padding in the shoulder straps but no padding on the back. The padding on the Matein straps is thinner than the eBag but adequate, and it’s nice to have some padding at your back so you don’t get completely poked if you don’t pack right. The eBags Mother Lode came with a shoulder strap and a waist belt, neither of which I need. The overall fit and finish of this bag is quite nice. All of the walls are padded. The zippers look to be rugged and of good quality. I did not have any problems with snagging when running the zippers around the corners of the bag. There is a strap on the back of the bag to secure it to the handle of a roller bag. The shoulder straps are stowed inside a large pocket that could be used for a laptop; there is no separate laptop compartment. The straps attach at the bottom of the bag with metal clips and rings that are easy to operate, in contrast to the plastic ones on the eBags Mother Lode unit, which I found a little hard to disengage. The Matein straps look to be well attached at the top and the bottom rings are sewn into reinforced triangle-shaped flaps that look like they will take quite a bit of stress. The hand straps at the top and side of the bag aren’t as well padded as the eBags Mother Lode, but considering that this is supposed to be a backpack, I don’t have any issue with this; they’ll serve just fine. 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I’ll be traveling with it for about six weeks this summer and if I have anything to add to this when I return, I’ll update then. __________ Update: Here’s a follow-up report. I took the backpack on one domestic trip for a week and an international trip for a month. On this latter trip we moved every two nights, and the trip took us through three countries, four airports, numerous busses, boats, trains, taxis, subways, the legendary Heathrow Terminal 5, and the ultimate travel survival test, the London underground during afternoon rush. The pack survived well. I remain disappointed with the flabby elastic retention straps on the inside, but the exterior ones took over and kept things under control. I’m a minimalist traveler — the pack was roomy enough for all my stuff excepting a few things I carry in a small waist pack. The pack came with a thin bag I used for laundry; and it folds in half easily to be stored in its original box. I have no problem recommending this for anyone needing a carry-on pack and I look forward to using it on future trips
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I recently used this for a 3 day trip to DC. I packed this thing pretty full and it was fabulous. It fit under the seat in front of me on the plane (Delta) for all 4 flights. While a little heavy, I was still able to wear this to walk and sight see the Lincoln Memorial and the White House before checking into my hotel. This is a traveling dream if you don’t want to pay for checked bags or mess with baggage claim.
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