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Vertical Laptop Messenger Bag Review

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Review of the Day – 12/23/2008
Review date: Dec.102008
Review by: xxxJUxxx from New York
I am: Practical, Modern, Stylish, Comfort-Oriented

Vertical Laptop Messenger Bag
This soft computer bag combines the practicality of a laptop bag with the style of a messenger bag. With its extra pockets, this bag is perfect for carrying around your laptop and any other necessary accessories.Soft, rich vaquetta leather displays all the character prov…

The Perfect Travel Bag

5 stars
5out of 5

Pros: Attractive, High Quality, Easy to Clean, Good Strap Length, Good Organization, Easy Access, Enough Compartments

Cons: Main Compartment – No Zip

Best Uses: Office, Running Errands, Traveling, Going Out, Everyday

Reviewer Comments: I needed a bag to take on vacation to India, and it needed to be very versatile… Needed to be: 1) Secure 2) Protective enough of my Leica Camera that I didn’t have to carry another bag 3) Light enough that I wouldn’t hate carrying it 4) Suitable for everyday use 5) Large enough to carry passports, glasses, cameras and all the other odds and sods 6) Easy to Clean 7) Sufficient pockets that I could find things easily 8) Adjustable strap that could be worn messenger style / backpack and over-the-shoulder. This bag fits all my needs. I was afraid when I ordered it that my camera would not fit: it is a bulky 7”x5”x4” in its neoprene case. However, it slots comfortably into the computer sling, and my daughter’s compact Pentax DMC-TZ5 nestles in nicely beside it. I would not recommend putting cameras in the bag without other protection. The outside open pockets (covered by the flap) are just the right size for my oversized wraparound sunglasses in their case, and my reading glasses, and my Joby Gorillapod SLR Tripod lies below the computer sling (would also be good for an umbrella). The front zippered pocket will protect my iPhone. Did I mention an open pocket on the rear for easy access to maps or boarding passes? There is still a little room in the main compartment for my First-Aid Kit, make-up bag, book, gloves, and sweater. Obviously, with all this hardware inside I NEED it to be secure! The computer sling is lightly padded and has a Velcro strap, it hangs bout an inch from the bottom of the bag, but as the leather is soft it won’t make that much difference, hence the stowing of my tripod! The front zip pocket is the full width of the bag, and the long flap with the weighted brass ring covers the open pockets well. The magnetic snap is quite strong. What will really keep my possessions safe is that fact that they will be hugged close to my body! The adjustable strap is surprisingly comfortable and, the leather is so supple that it molds the contents to your body making this one of the most comfortable bags I’ve worn. It is not a “pretty bag”, but it is both rugged and sophisticated making it suitable for both sexes. So far I am most delighted with this find! The only thing I would change is adding a zipper across the main compartment for added security. The soft nature of the bag probably doesn’t provide the best protection, but it makes it usable for me, and so I give it 5*. I also purchased the David King Large Cross Body for those days I just need documents / books compact camera and want to travel light –see my separate review.

Originally posted at Luggage.com (legalese)

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