Kensington SecureTrek 17" Lockable Anti-Theft Laptop & Overnight Backpack (K98618WW)

Muy buena calidad de materiales.... excelente producto

Esta muy bien distrubiuida y portege muy bien el portatil

In an era where little is ever delivered exactly as it is described, this Kensington 17" lockable backpack is a rarity. Although nothing is perfect - and I would like a brighter color interior to see items down in the deep/abundant pockets better, and few small changes made - overall the design, materials, workmanship, and functionality for a Million Mile intl business flyer like myself are as close to perfect for my needs as I have found. (photos to come)I rarely if ever check a bag, because as all road warriors know, that is death to getting in and out of airports quickly or worse they get lost or tossed.So having this spacious - yet easily stowed under most airplane seats/overhead bins - overnight bag is so helpful.If you pack smart and it isn't dead of winter at your destination? One can easily pack two day's of business casual attire in the clothing section, plus a 15 inch MacBook Pro (in well padded area), 10.5 iPad + keyboard (also padded), headphones in case, digital camera, 10k backup battery/chargers + cables, two iPhones, sunglasses, readers, a Kindle, 750ml SIGG waterbottle (inside or in zippered exterior holder), keys (on provided clip), mini umbrella, magazines (if you still do that tree wasting stuff) and work folders with plenty of room to spare. Fully loaded, it rests as well on my shoulders as it does sitting atop my rolling carryon.I don't need to reiterate the excellent descriptions and photos in Kensington's advert above only to say that all claims are true, and point out some important details that I don't remember them emphasizing:1. This bag empty is VERY light for its dimensions: a huge plus in this era now that airlines weigh everything going on the plane (and no doubt soon will start weighing customers!)2. The twill nylon exterior looks quite nice and seems good for resisting marks and tears (will update after a month on the road)3. Unmentioned, the bottom of the bag has a high density, likely waterproof, rubberized PVC layer to protect against it being ruined on rough floors or in wet places.4. There is a discrete yet handy top zip pocket just below the carry handle that accepts my RayBans in a hard case, or could take a passport + wallet, keys, and or a smartphone or two for easy access in airports etc.5. As all laptop bags should, it has the lie-flat TSA friendly laptop section for those who aren't TSA Pre/Global Entry (in the USA).6. The locking/tether system is the best I've seen, the zippers strong and solid, zipper pulls are a very durable metal. There is no way to get into this bag without destroying it - which makes insurance claims much more likely to succeed - should a dummy thief not just go past your bag to an easier one next to it.In summary: This bag is well made, good looking, has all the features I need and is incredibly good Value For Money at about $95 delivered.The ability to secure this bag in hotels without safes, open workspaces and airports/lounges/trains where you don't wish to constantly keep an eye on your bag while working, or drag it to the bathroom with you for a wee minute or two, is just invaluable to me on the road. If you carry around today's full business kit, you likely have some $3000-5000 of easily stolen/sold items in your bag -never mind your papers and passport. To be able to secure it all in a handsome $100 bag is IMO both a large dose of design magic and a no-brainer:BUY THIS BAG.

This is a very nice backpack with plenty of compartments to fit all of your belongings for a short trip.Compartments are very smart and some thought was put into its use on flights, dedicated section at the back that can fit a large laptop (I had a 16" Thinkpad) plus a two sections for tablets, one in back compartment, one in middle. Plenty of space if you wanted to fit clothes in there (I got 3 days worth) and a front part for small bits like your liquid bag and chargers.The bag fits just under the limit of some flight's carry on restrictions so be careful when packing not to bulk it out too much as you might end up having to check it in.

You will not be disappointed - I know I’m not