JANSPORT Driver 8 Wheeled Daypack - Black

Love this bag. It was a replacement for a previous one which lasted me nearly 10 years. It's just the right size to carry all my fairly heavy equipment, and I love the fact it has wheels. Plenty of pockets and compartments to store all my bits and pieces so I can find things easily, and good, strong, double-ended zips on the compartments. I love the fact that it has backpack straps too (which are normally tucked away) but can be used if the ground is uneven and not suitable for the wheels. It was a bit pricey, but I'm hoping it will last 10 years like my previous one - if so, it will be worth the money!

Spacious, lots of pockets and easy to organise your belongings. Great for taking in cabin if you have a laptop and anything needed for a short trip, but avoid filling the outer pockets so as to keep it within cabin size. Has separate pockets for phone/sunglasses/wallet etc. When packed to the max, has surprisingly a lot of space but then must go in the hold. Wheels are smooth, handle is suitable even for very tall people (it's only partially extended in the picture) and it's very light-weight when empty. Robust. Haven't tried it out as a backpack though. Would recommend it as an alternative to the usual wheelie luggage, as a weekend bag, or for anyone who's tired of lugging around a heavy backpack.

It is very light, but sturdy and well made. I bought it as hand luggage for flights, and it's OK as long as you don't fill the two smaller outer pockets. That way it comes in at 10" (25cm) depth which fits for most airlines. I have a luggage strap to keep it tight. I wasn't stopped by any attendants but did my omn check in the BA luggage sizers and it fitted fine. It is comfortable as a back pack, and as a cyclist I found it a roomy sack in which I could carry a laptop, projector and cables, raingear and organise reading material and have room to spare. That has been an added bonus.

This makes a very useful day/overnight/weekend travel bag. I have to travel frequently with work, a mixture of day trips and overnight stays. This bag is perfect for that use; there are 4 pockets from back to front - getting gradually smaller in size. The biggest pocket has a padded area for a 15 inch laptop and can also fit a variety of folders, papers, documents etc. The pockets then get gradually smaller towards the front of the bag - the 4th pocket is small and can fit keys and other small items. On one of the sides of the bag is a net pocket for a water/drinks bottle.Disagree with the reviewer who said it can't be used as carry-on language on a plane. If you're on one of those tiny little planes, then very few bags can used as carry-on. I've used this bag as carry-on with no problems on flights to mainland Europe and further afield (the bag was 50% full and I still had room to spare in the overhead bin). If you pack this bag out, then of course it's going to be very bulky.My only criticisms:1. The backpack functionality is useless to me. Within a couple of minutes of using the bag, the wheels get dirty (as you'd expect) and I don't want to use the bag as a backpack when I'm wearing my suit.2. The pockets tend to concertina out, even if they're not used. It would have been useful to have a couple of straps and buttons/clips that would allow you to pin back the unused pockets. As it is, they tend to billow out.Otherwise a good bag.

This bag is great for 15 inch macbook pro and will even hold 3 laptops if needed. The wheels are robust and its a far better bag than the samsonite wheeled backpack.I found the straps on the backpack were not that comfortable for long periods of carrying, but since it such a good wheeled bag, this doesn't bother me.The fact that there are 3 individual large pockets is also really useful, for separating cables and peripherals and other documents.I would definitely purchase this bag again.

I bought this for my teenage daughter -forever off seeing and staying with friends. It is perfect for her. Strong, stable in wheeled mode, it's versatile enough to allow easy carrying on and off buses and trains with its handle. As a rucksack it allows backpacking for comfort without arm strain when walking over rough terrain, and my daughter has found the rucksack facility very handy when negotiating stairs and escalators on the London Underground -though she says it would not be comfortable for long periods of use this way.It's roomy, and about the perfect size for a simple weekend away. I like it so much I'd like to buy one too -and will do before I next take a holiday. This would be a dream in and around an airport.It's a very well designed case -highly recommendedAA

Bought for my wife as her college library is a long way from the car park, she has been delighted with it - quite if not very spacious, robust and seems well made. I have borrowed it on a couple of occasions and will be buying my own shortly, which I guess says it all.My only negative is that the laptop sleeve is not wide enough for my 17" laptop but this, to me, is minor.

It is a good design, but not robust. After 12 months use the side split and the pulling arm would not extend. For this amount of money I expect more than one year of use.