Kipling New Zea Printed 15" Laptop Rolling Backpack

Buen tamaño para uso en niños.

Great quality

Always loved this brand, reliable to carry your stuffs. I used it for my hand carry, for extra clothes and electronics. Easy to glide and I did used wheel covers for protection. Lightweight. It served me well. Lots of pockets exterior

Awsome!

Excellent

Always love Kipling bags and they are great quality

Great quality, excellent size, exactly what I needed.

I am returning this because it won't fit under the seat in the airline I usually use. But it may fit others. And it would certainly fit in the overhead bin but that's not usually what i want to do. Otherwise I highly recommend this if those are not issues for you. Also try to buy this only on sale. Here are the things that I really like about this backpack- The spinner wheels glide smoothly. This is like rare, almost all rolling backpacks are two wheels. With the spinner there's a lot of maneuverability even in a tight space. The double handle also is better than single one, and adds a lot to stability especially if I stuff mine to the full. It's easy to propel without the bag tilting forwards or backwards or sideways. The material used is thick and well made- comparable to other high end brands. I initially thought it's canvas. High quality zips. Double zipper in main compartment which opens almost fully. There's strap stowaway pocket in the back. All the bottom is protected by hard plastic. Side pockets ample and not mesh. It doesn't tilt forward when full. For the negatives- The main one is the laptop storage is in the back and hard to get to. Imagine struggling to get it out while you're next at the TSA line. But there is a front compartment and it does fit my 14 inch laptop. There's not a whole lot of pockets within compartments. No chest strap. The strap hooks are hard to disengage. This would be a backpack that you would want to roll more than carry and can actually be more of a carryon luggage with enough clothing for a weekend. But instances when there's a lot of obstacles to get through- stairs, curbs, tight spaces, then can carry this as a backpack instead. Comparing this to my 27L backpack (in photo), this 26L looks bigger and that's why it may not fit under the seat. The hard plastic at the bottom is not flexible.