I returned this bag. Read on for the pros and areas for improvement. Pros: Loved the size/volume of this bag. Exterior compression straps are a big plus. Multiple external handles. Clamshell design made it easy to pack. Good internal pockets. The design fell short in a few key areas: No external pocket for water bottle Needs a handle integrated into the shoulder straps. No key fob hook/clip. Needs full zipper access to laptop/office organizer. Laptop section needs to be self contained. All of the above should be easy fixes for the Summoner Backpack 2.0.

Michael

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It looks fantastic and gets compliments. But is also low profile. Enough room for a week of travel and no worries about carry on compliance. Also, very funcional.

Mary

Austin, Texas

Huge fan of this bag! There're so many well-organized compartments (and all with zippers) that really come in handy when packing week-long trips. The material are not as crazy strong as some other Chrome bags (600d VS 1050d), but it also saves so much weight and is much easier to carry around, plus softer and flexible material means more room for squeezing extra stuffs in. The overall built quality is no doubt solid, but there were few minor sewing issues on the one I received. Customer service is very helpful though and I've got it fixed within one day.

Yufeng

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Haven't used it yet as I just received it. I purchased this pack for travel purposes. But did a trial packing based on a future trip I'll be taking and it exceeded my expectations. It easily holds enough clothes for a whole weeks worth of travel. That includes 5 of each - shirts, underwear and socks. 3 shorts and 1 pants. Note: If you employ the space saving technique of rolling your clothes, there will plenty of room to pack an extra pair of shoes. Still had room for my 13 inch laptop plus charger. I like the easy access options this pack offers. A zipper on the top of the pack for easy access to my laptop. A hidden pocket on the back that fits your passport and cash. A large diagonal zipper on the front that allows me to get into the main compartment without having to open the backpack. The feature that attracted me to this pack is that it opens up like a suitcase for access to two compartments for packing. When it's packed and closed, the 4 compression clip-on straps also gives you an added sense of security. It has comfortable handles on the top and sides for easy handling if your shoulders get sore. Speaking of shoulders, after I packed it, I hefted it around for a bit and did not experience any discomfort. The shoulder straps have minimal padding but allow for expansion so as to give you good weight distribution. This pack easily meets size requirements for TSA approval. In conclusion, this pack has a lot of features that make it the perfect weekend or weeklong traveler bag.

Kurt

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