Canvas Cross Body Messenger Bag Shoulder Sling Backpack Travel Rucksack

This backpack has loads of pockets and fits everything I need for work while looking classy and not too bulky. My macbook pro (13in) fits in the bag in it's own thin padded sleeve I have for it. The backpack itself has a little bit of padding for the laptop sleeve but I like to keep my laptop a bit more protected. The short strap can clip to either side on the bottom so you can wear it either direction, and it is very comfortable and stays in one place when I bike to work each day. I haven't had it long but it so far seems very sturdy and well-made.

Mygren replaced the broken bag, and I am so thankful. As long as this holds up, it is really the best bag I could get for my needs, and I will continue to look for this company's products.. I'm glad they were so responsive. Thank you! My son loves this case (8th grade). He needs to carry his Chromebook to and from school every day, and it is a perfect fit . The day after the return window closed, the hardware for the strap broke. The part that holds the clip either stretched or a part that holds the clip in place came off. I hope that the company stands behind it's product and sends another bag or a replacement part. I would like to reach them before making a final decision on this. All the other reviews are great.

This seems to be a very good, stylish bag so far and if anyone is wondering it fits a Lenovo Yoga 920 perfectly. I strive to find bags that are just the right size for my computer, reading other peoples' reviews and when they say "it fits my such-and-such" I run off to google and find the dimensions of their laptop to see if its close to mine and work out fitment from there. Lot of work but it paid off on this one. I'm using it as a daily bag and its doing quite well. The material is nice looking and seems durable so far. Holds everything I need to travel around with: My laptop, phone, keys, chargers, bluetooth mouse, ear buds, some loose flash drives and so on. It is large enough to hold a folder with some regular size papers just barely. I hate paper but you always get handed stuff so I slip them in the bag next to the laptop until I can get home and scan them. A couple of things I don't love; For whatever reason there is a zippered pocket on the wall of the back of the bag. This is dumb for two reasons: 1) You aren't going to put much of anything in there, because it would be jabbing you in the back, and 2) The metal zipper is in a perfect position to scratch the heck out of your expensive aluminum laptop body. I am having to keep a large piece of heavy paper at the back of the laptop sleeve to act as a buffer between this $ bag and my $$$$ laptop. What I really need is a top-loading laptop sleeve to give the computer some extra protection, which would be good in general its just dumb that the laptop needs protection from the bag itself. Nothing a little workaround can't solve, I suppose I could maybe just chop the zipper out altogether. It was hard to find a nice bag the right size so I'm not willing to give it up, but I will yank one star for it. The other thing is the buckles for the straps on the front are real and I have no idea why. The actual connection to the bag is magnets, those buckles do not need to be functional for any reason and while they have them set perfectly in the product photos in reality they are usually slumped and the tang of the buckle is pointing out or something silly. I'm going to try setting those with some discretely placed drops of super glue so they will sit upright and look like the picture all the time hopefully. Now I know between these two things of "oh I need to maybe chop out this zipper" and "I might have to glue these buckles to look nicer" it sounds like I'm willing to put up with a lot more than I should have to. Maybe I am, but like I said it really was difficult to find a nice looking bag this size with nice material and the front pocket is super handy, it does look really good overall so even with its flaws I will work around them and keep it. I don't really plan to chop out the laptop-gouging zipper, I'm going to construct a top-loading hard sleeve for the laptop so it can have additional crush resistance in case the bag goes through some rough handling. I feel like all backpacks should have that anyways but I digress, hope this review helps.

This bag is awesome!! It is a perfect bag for college. Perhaps not big enough for large textbooks but if your looking for a bag that is big enough for a binder or two plus your chrombook or small computer this is the bag for you. It’s not to big and not small. It is attractive and efficient. I highly recommend it. If your looking for a bag that’s big enough to carry multiple text books it might not be big enough for you.

Excellent bag, I carried this every day over several weeks through Europe with over 10lbs worth of laptop, chargers, books, and notebooks. I had no problems what-so-ever, nothing fell apart and it is still holding strong to this day. The magnetic snaps are strong, although I did use small cable ties to keep the flap shut to prevent pick-pocketing on subways and busses. It works very nicely as an airplane carry-on and fits effortlessly under my seat. Although I only purchased this bag for travel, it quickly became my everyday bag. Great buy, strongly advise.

Good solid little bag(emphasis on LITTLE! Pictured with a standard size paperback for scale.) Neither as large or as dark as I had hoped but I probably don't need a large bag and fabric dye is cheap enough.🤷🏽 Happy with the bag for the money, would recommend to anyone looking for a manageable travel bag with an old world aesthetic.

I use this as a commuter bag. I walk to work, or use a kick scooter in nicer weather, and a backpack is more comfortable and balanced than a purse or tote bag. Plus, it's harder to steal. This is my first time using a sling backpack instead of the two-strap variety, and I have to say, I like it. It feels very secure, and isn't as bulky as a full backpack. This one in particular is very handsome looking. Very classy. Totally appropriate for work. The inside is large enough to hold a 13-inch laptop, but probably nothing bigger. Usually, I'll have my lunchbox in there, my Kindle Fire, and maybe a paperback book or notebook. The front pocket will (just barely) fit a small Kindle Fire, although I don't use it for that in case I drop it on a hard surface and crack the screen. It's a nice size for a phone and earbuds, and maybe some spare money. Under the flap, there's a small open pocket and a larger zippered pocket. I keep a mini umbrella and a lint roller in the zippered one. It's a tight fit, but it's worth it. There's a little snap-close pocket on one side of the bag and a mesh elastic pocket on the other, although I don't get much use out of those, since the backpack sits at a tilt, so anything I put in those pockets tends to fall out, especially when putting the backpack on or taking it off. You can also change which side it "slings" on by clipping and unclipping the strap.

I'm disabled so I have a difficult time carrying what I need when I leave the house. Because of spinal issues I am unable to put things in my pockets, especially back pockets. With that said, I used to carry a back pack and it was ridiculous so I found this smaller carry bag which works great. The manufactured quality is just great. My wife likes to tease me about my "purse" but I just laugh it off. I highly recommend this bag if you need to carry a little more than usual, and it is very masculine looking.