WINDARSTravel Backpack For Women, 40L Travel Backpack Carry On Backpack Fits 15.6' Laptop, 4PCS, Beige Black Brown, 18.5 Inch

I’m trying to eliminate overpacking and checked luggage fees when I visit my LDR. I saw another version of this bag marketed towards men but missed out on it. I’m glad because this one is so much more stylish.This bag is well designed with a few small exceptions. Almost perfect. Here’s why it’s a 5 star product. The fabric is nice, sturdy but lightweight and can ce wiped clean. The color scheme is stylish and matches everything. It has plenty of storage and pockets. Starting with the layer closest to the body:The innermost pocket for electronics and other valuables is against the body to protect against pickpockets and other thief’s. Great for TSA, it unzips vertically all the way on three sides .Pics 1 & 2 illustrate there is plenty of space for my very old iPad and a Velcro closed strap to keep it in the pocket. The larger pocket behind it has plenty of room for a laptop or magazines, whatever. Pic 1 also shows this section opens on 3 sides, hinging on a short seam.Pic 3 shows the one very large and 3 smaller divided pockets. My iPhone 14 Pro Max fits perfectly in the middle pocket. There’s plenty of room in here for billfold, passport, snacks, wipes, Kleenex, headphones, whatever else you might want to have handy in your carry on.Pics 4 & 5 show the middle section of the bag. It also opens up on three sides but hinges along a long seam so it looks like a suitcase interior when opened. Pic 4 shows the big pockets on one wall, mesh on top and a clear plastic wet bag on bottom.Pic 5 shows the elastic straps on the other wall to keep your clothes from shifting around, just like a suitcase.Pic 6 is also of this section and shows where the USBa charger cord connects. The cord can be stored in the zippered portion when not in use. There’s a mesh, open-top pocket below it to hold a power source. I should point out that this is not mentioned in the description anywhere but I was darn glad when I saw it. It was the feature that made the “man’s” bag initially more desirable.Pic 7 shows where the external USBa port is. It’s on the outside next to the handle used if you want to carry like a briefcase. The matching external panel on the other side has an open-top mesh pocket that will hold a small to med sized water bottle or cup without a handle. These sections are the only places I would change. I would have liked a pocket or something to hold my phone while plugged into the USB port. Also this is where there are external, adjustable straps for compression but you won’t be able to really use them if you have a water bottle in there. Minor glitch, just mentioning.Pictures 8 is the front (furthest from body) section. It unzips 1/2 way. The inner wall of this section has multiple pockets in various sizes and materials.Picture 9 is the outward facing surface. It has a zipper pocket that covers a little more than 1/2 of the area. This pocket has a small expansion seam hidden in it.Picture 10 shows the roomy shoe bag which for my size 7 easily fits a pair of court sneakers and a pair of sandals. I did not photo the packing cubes. One review mentioned compression packing cubes. Mine were not compression but they were mesh topped which makes it easy to tell what’s in there.Finally pic 11 shows the exterior where it’s against your back. The straps are adjustable and nicely padded. There is additional padding where the bag would ride on your shoulders and waist/hips. There is a nice adjustable strap to help keep the straps from dropping off your shoulders or to keep them close to the bag when it’s carried as a case. Hidden behind them is a nice trolley strap so it can ride on a roller bag.Bottom line is a well designed bag with plenty of spaces to hold anything you can conceivably fit in there and keep it organized. At the current price point it’s a bargain that will simplify your travels.I highly recommend this product!

This travel backpack from Windars is designed extremely well. The lay-flat, 180 degree opening of the laptop and suitcase pockets are so convenient for the packing and removal of items. The material is made from a nice thick canvas with a faux leather bottom panel that has a very soft, buttery feel. The zippers are gold and solid metal with some weight to them. They easily glide on their tracks with dual zippers for convenience on most. The lining is a gray vinyl with most pocket areas padded behind the lining. The straps are wide, padded, and comfortable to wear. The designer even though to add a waist belt to ensure the backpack doesn't slide backwards. A great addition as this kind of bag can get heavy.There are two padded handles with one located on the top and another on the side of the bag. The side handle is a nice feature for when your shoulders might need a break. The backpack's color blocking is stylish in a classic way and despite the listing saying it's for women, the design is gender neutral.The first pocket is deep with no dividers and the second pocket is a little less deep, but has a bunch of divided pouches and zipped areas to keep yourself organized. The suitcase section is 18"Lx4"Dx13"W and can fit multiple days worth of clothing. In this area is the cable for the external USB charging port and a mesh pouch where you can store your battery pack The wet pouch and netted pouch on the opposite side can store a lot of toiletries as well. The laptop pocket has two sides as it zips 180 degrees open and can fit a 17" laptop in the larger compartment and a 13" laptop in the smaller compartment. The opposite side has a few divided pockets. I like that the laptop pocket is up against your back where it feels more protected from possible theft. On the back panel is a suitcase strap and a large zippered security pouch.For the price, you can't go wrong with this well-designed, stylish, and convenient travel backpack.