Finally a review of the V2! Thank you. Good video :) I’m really interested in the bag… I wanted it as my everyday work bag (laptop, some papers, a small lunchbox) but I wondered if it’s spacious enough to also add gym kit, shoes, towel, toiletries, etc, the days I want to go the gym. Do you think it’s probably too small for that?
Thanks for watching! Yes I do think it has enough space for those items generally. Of course, it always depends on how much stuff you’re bringing but I found the main compartment to be fairly spacious. Hope that helps!
I think this would be a perfect work bag upgrade from my fjallraven vardag, been using it quite long but it's suffering from a wear and tear now at the bottom..and I do kind of wish there would be more pockets but then I'm also worried the pockets would be too small for my stuffs. Do you think the front pocket is deep and safe enough to put my wallet in? 🤔
I totally feel your concerns. The front pocket was one of my favorite to use actually because it’s mostly* hidden. I think you’d like it for the stuff generally in your pockets. Hope that helps!
Burnt orange 🍊????? No the color looks nice and stands out a little bit. But #allblackeverything. Have you checked out any of the Nomad gear? Also would love a quick pocket dump EDC video too just saw the big idea tool which I love too. Thanks for the comment and soothing voice 😀.
The colour looks gorgeous but I thought it would have more brown in then orange I do like the colour of orange but I will probably pull the whistle on black version you can’t really go wrong with black and I think the black nylon will feel better then that crunchy feel. But I may be completely wrong. Great video and you picked the best colour to review since I was wanting to see this bronze colourware thanks 🙏🏻
This is slightly smaller but it also has more open space. The Shadow forces you to use it’s pockets and system so you have to adapt. That’s the hardest part about choosing it over a more common style than the Classic Backpack to me. That being said, the Shadow is a fantastic bag and one of my all time favorites
@@DaveSam13 yeah man I really have always been looking for a bag that can hold my camera gear maybe some gym clothes and what I need for work all at once. It’s a tall ask but always seemed like the bag for the job
I think it depends on how much camera gear you have honestly. The citadel r2, the Prima system, and the Prvke all meet those requirements with different ratios of gear to work to clothes. The Prima in particular is one of my all time favorite bags in that category.
@@DaveSam13 Yeah i have looked at them but I like how everything in the peter mckinnon monster bag is like got a more sleek design. Dumb reason I know. Also for like day to day stuff it would probably be my body 1-2 extra lenses and maybe an extra battery or two. If I am feeling really spicy a tripod. For gym it would be the standard fair of shorts and a tee and if I had to be dressed up that day maybe a pair of shoes. you know the more I type the more I realize this is a crazy amount of demands from a backpack.
I had to return this backpack just after receiving it. it's a struggle getting my 16" laptop in and out of the laptop compartment which is just too narrow. Once the laptop is inside, the tablet/ document holder in the main compartment becomes practically unusable as it gets too tight, I couldn't even slide my phone all the way inside. Also, no separate space for water bottle. What's the point of a $200 backpack if I have to make so many compromises. The only thing this backpack has going for it are the materials, the front pocket and the style. If anyone's looking for functionality, better look elsewhere.
That is some orange, you will never have to worry about someone else having the same color. I have the 1st edition in green(top) black(bottom) and I like the changes they made in version 2. It is probably my best built overall work/travel bag. I can get 4 days worth of clothes in it easy. The charm of this bag for me is that they do the same thing Tom Bihn does with the synapse/synik line, bellroy cut and assembled the bag to somehow fall in on itself when empty so its not in the way but can fill up when you need to pack it up.
In the description for future videos, could you drop some links to the different things you reference you're testing? The leatherman, bit bar, the bellroy techkit, packing cubes (from other videos), etc. I always have to rewind a few times to catch the names to check them out. Always interested in suggestions for accessories Love the videos, bud
someone sold it 75 Cad from Marketplace. I was at his front door within the hour and bought the bag he barely used. What a steal, I think this bag will last a very very very long time. This is perfectly paired with my PD tech kit as they are both made of the same material and zipper(laptop sleeve).
Hello Dave, Thanks very much for the video mate! I just wanted to point that the Bellroy Backpack Plus is 22 liters not 24... Otherwise, I was looking for a comparison between the 1st edition and the 2nd edition of this backpack; and your video was pretty informative regarding this 2nd edition (even though I would have appreciated a side to side comparison between the 2 editions...) but then again I do appreciate the video, so thanks! Cheers, Aymen
Tech Kit?! Just tried in a local store, the back section cannot fit any Bellroy Tech pouch…😢 In deed the previous version is much better in terms of space for small items
Came for a review since I'm looking to replace my current Bellroy bag for a real backpack. Really informative and detailed, and balanced. (Also, the reviewer is a cutie.)
What's the difference between the 2nd edition and the first one? I just purchased one from a retailer and I have no idea if it's the latest version or the old version.
I think Bellroy did a great job with this upgrade. My complaint is the leather tag in the front. If you have the original versions you will notice that the stitching of the leather tag goes around the corners in a C shape or half square shape. Then they have changed it in the newer versions to just a one vertical line of stitching in the left and right side of the leather tag. You will say oh well who cares. But my daughter has the classic backpack which they did the same way and with using it a little rough the leather tag came undone. Bellroy did offered a replacement for the backpack but I denied because it's a design flaw, it is going to get undone again. Since I'm handy sewing I stitched it myself adding the additional stitches around the corner like in the original version and they have maintained. In the Classic Back one can sew it but in this model backpack plus if the tag comes undone over time you are screwed as that is not possible to fix. You will be able to get a replacement but after warranty expires that's it.
I’m struggling between this bag and a Fjallraven Ulvo 30 I just received. The Ulvo is beautiful but the laptop sleeve is a little tight for my 16” MBP, but it has external water bottle storage. I really love the look and function of this Bellroy but I’m concerned about storing a water bottle inside the bag. How do you get on with that style of carry? Do you have any issues with throwing a water bottle in a bag like this when your laptop is in there too? Just curious what your thoughts are. I’m in the market for a 22-30 liter backpack with safe laptop transportation (suspended, padded sleeve) and made from recycled materials.
I may not be the right person to ask as I'm not generally a fan of ay of the Fjallraven bags but I'll give you my opinion. I also prefer a water bottle pocket on the outside of my bags but I've been using a few bags lately that don't have that feature. I do really like the aesthetic and symmetry with my water bottle on the inside but I don't like having to zip it open and closed to get to my water. As far as separation, I think you'll be totally fine. I've had no issues with water touching my laptop with this bag or even a few others in this same category (GR1, CPL). Both of those are also good alternatives if you're in the market but pricer
I actually have both of these bags. Pros for the Ulvo: waterbottle pocket, but for me not a problem to put it in the Bellroy’s main compartment. Just buy a trustworthy bottle like the Camelbak Chute Mag. No more fear of leaking on my tech! Second pro for Ulvo is the fabric. That Bergshell is so soft and comfortable to the touch while the Bellroy is is more rugged but also feels more plasticky and wrinkly. But for me the biggest downside of the Ulvo is the way it pulls back on your shoulders with heavier loads like a laptop. The Bellroy wears much more comfortably because of how the back panel is structured and curves more around your upperback and shoulders. The internal lining and compartments of the Bellroy also feel much better than the Ulvo’s. The laptop compartment is a lot better as well. The Ulvo’s internals feel more cheaply made and I don’t really like the ice white color in there. So all in all I like the Bellroy better and the color (bronze) looks really awesome as well in comparison to the standard black of my Ulvo. Still, I bought the Ulvo because I really liked that one as well, with a few flaws, it still remains a fantastic bag! Hope this helps your puchasing decision! Cheers!
What a great video!, hey man I was actually wondering if the inside pocket of the main compartment could fit a 12.9” IPad Pro and also wanted to know if that same pocket has some sort of a false bottom to protect the gear that we decide to put in there?
Thank you! I think you could for sure. You may need to slip the top of it behind the tech compartment at the top though. There isn’t a false bottom but it does get tighter along the bottom so the iPad may “catch” before the ground. Hope that helps!
Thanks man, and actually you know wich bellroy backpack could handle an IPad Pro 12.9” because I’ve seen that the classic can fit a 11” iPad but I’ve never seen anyone talk about if it could fit its big brother
The bag is made of polyester and is not comfortable and so overpriced. The design may need to go to three or more versions...They better stick with wallets. You have such cute hand movements ;-)
Love the video, very helpfull ! I'm two bags away to make my choice, I have a Macbook pro 15inch, a dji pocket 2, some tech gear, notebook, manga and two times a week gym clothes and shoes. For this use case do you recommend more the Bellroy or the Tom Bihn Synik/Synapse (I have descovered them on your channel as well) ? Anyways kind regards from France !
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you found it helpful. I have a fairly similar set up for my daily carry an occasional needs and I would say all of them would meet the overall need. That being said, there are a few differences; 1) the bellroy bags are more stylish and in some cases use more premium materials like leather (TB also uses top notch materials but more in the nylons and zippers not the accents) and 2) Tom Bihn bags will last a lifetime and they back that up with the warranty. Bellroy offers a 3 years warranty. So depending on how hard you want to use the bag this may be a factor. I hope that helps you make your decision!
just wondering if you knew what the difference between this and the transit workpack, it seems like besides the exterior design, the compartments and build quality is pretty much the same but this one is $20 cheaper, I wonder why
Hmm the major difference would be in function. Because of the clamshell opening of the work pack I think it’s meant more for that 1-2 day traveler. The classic backpack is definitely more for school or work daily carry. Hope that helps!
Hello from Sydney, Australia! Great video! I am about 5ft 5 (165cm). Will this bag be too bag for me? :( I am looking for a good bag to cycle to work and then take to the gym after work! My work to gym bag would have a notebook, my iPad Pro 12.9 inch, iPhone 11, Beats Fit Pro, sunglasses, a Native Union Stow Lite Organiser, Bellroy wallet (Yes, I love Bellroy lol), keys, as well as my gym shoes, socks, t-shirt and shorts. Otherwise, I guess I'll get the Aer Fit Pack 3 or the upcoming Modern Dayfarer Backpack V2 lol
Hmm so this isn’t quiet as big as the AER fit pack. If you need that kind of room I’d go for that bag. This is a fantastic work bag but can fill up fairly quickly given it’s size. You can bring limited work out gear on top of your EDC stuff
@@DaveSam13 thank you so much for your help! In that case, I’ll get either the Aer Fit Pack 3 or the upcoming Modern Dayfarer Backpack V2. The Aer Duffel Pack 3 is currently only available in grey here in Australia, which I don’t like much lol
I enjoy your videos. One thing I wish you wouldn't do so much is mess with the visual colors in your editing. Its a bit misleading compared to reality and I noticed it in your Evergoods Phoneix video as well. Obviously you do you, but maybe just a heads up because I know I was a little surprised my bag didn't look the same as yours when I got it. But not a knock on your videos, still one of the best out there.
@@DaveSam13 oh one more question, in your opinion do you think the 16” MacBook pros could fit in the laptop compartment with a sleeve on? I’m curious of the compartment is just tight enough to fit a naked laptop or if there’s some additional wiggle room. Thanks.
Hey, can you recommend some good bag which can be used for some light travel, edc and can be used in a little formal environment which doesn't break the bank?
If I had to choose one bag for the money right now it would be the Evergoods CPL24 or the GoRuck GR1. Different price points and neither is “cheap” but both will last 5-10 years without a lot of wear and tear showing. If you think about it in terms of per year spend these are the highest value, in my opinion. Hope that helps
Hey if your not filling out the bellroy tech kit you could get the compact version of it and that may fit better in that tech compartment in the laptop sleeve
![Bellroy Transit Workpack Review [But what about the shoe compartment?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x8HrVvqIjh0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Bellroy Transit Workpack Review [But what about the shoe compartment?]](/img/tr.png)
FINALLY! I've been waiting to see if I should upgrade or not! thanks dude!
Thanks for watching! So….are you upgrading or not???!!
Finally a review of the V2! Thank you. Good video :)
I’m really interested in the bag… I wanted it as my everyday work bag (laptop, some papers, a small lunchbox) but I wondered if it’s spacious enough to also add gym kit, shoes, towel, toiletries, etc, the days I want to go the gym. Do you think it’s probably too small for that?
Thanks for watching! Yes I do think it has enough space for those items generally. Of course, it always depends on how much stuff you’re bringing but I found the main compartment to be fairly spacious. Hope that helps!
I think this would be a perfect work bag upgrade from my fjallraven vardag, been using it quite long but it's suffering from a wear and tear now at the bottom..and I do kind of wish there would be more pockets but then I'm also worried the pockets would be too small for my stuffs. Do you think the front pocket is deep and safe enough to put my wallet in? 🤔
I totally feel your concerns. The front pocket was one of my favorite to use actually because it’s mostly* hidden. I think you’d like it for the stuff generally in your pockets. Hope that helps!
Perfect timing i was just looking for a video of the updated version
Me too haha
Glad I could help! Hope you enjoyed the review.
Burnt orange 🍊????? No the color looks nice and stands out a little bit. But #allblackeverything. Have you checked out any of the Nomad gear? Also would love a quick pocket dump EDC video too just saw the big idea tool which I love too. Thanks for the comment and soothing voice 😀.
Ohh a nice pocket dump would be fun. And I know, all black is SSSSSOOOOO good hahaha…more videos to come. Thanks for watching and the feedback!
The colour looks gorgeous but I thought it would have more brown in then orange I do like the colour of orange but I will probably pull the whistle on black version you can’t really go wrong with black and I think the black nylon will feel better then that crunchy feel. But I may be completely wrong. Great video and you picked the best colour to review since I was wanting to see this bronze colourware thanks 🙏🏻
Agreed it’s a great color. I know what you mean on the brownish, it could have giving it a more classic finish even. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Love that color 🔥🎃🧶🦺🦀🍁
It really pops right?!?!
@@DaveSam13 pops the fu**in socks off!
How does this compare with the black ember shadow 26l in terms of size?
This is slightly smaller but it also has more open space. The Shadow forces you to use it’s pockets and system so you have to adapt. That’s the hardest part about choosing it over a more common style than the Classic Backpack to me. That being said, the Shadow is a fantastic bag and one of my all time favorites
would you ever consider the peter mckinnon bag from nomad?
It’s definitely something I’ve considered but I keep prioritizing other bags…something you’re interested in?
@@DaveSam13 yeah man I really have always been looking for a bag that can hold my camera gear maybe some gym clothes and what I need for work all at once. It’s a tall ask but always seemed like the bag for the job
I think it depends on how much camera gear you have honestly. The citadel r2, the Prima system, and the Prvke all meet those requirements with different ratios of gear to work to clothes. The Prima in particular is one of my all time favorite bags in that category.
@@DaveSam13 Yeah i have looked at them but I like how everything in the peter mckinnon monster bag is like got a more sleek design. Dumb reason I know. Also for like day to day stuff it would probably be my body 1-2 extra lenses and maybe an extra battery or two. If I am feeling really spicy a tripod. For gym it would be the standard fair of shorts and a tee and if I had to be dressed up that day maybe a pair of shoes. you know the more I type the more I realize this is a crazy amount of demands from a backpack.
Hahaha the perfect bag eludes us all…I’m an impulsive person so I’d say pull the trigger on it and test it out 😅
I had to return this backpack just after receiving it. it's a struggle getting my 16" laptop in and out of the laptop compartment which is just too narrow. Once the laptop is inside, the tablet/ document holder in the main compartment becomes practically unusable as it gets too tight, I couldn't even slide my phone all the way inside. Also, no separate space for water bottle. What's the point of a $200 backpack if I have to make so many compromises. The only thing this backpack has going for it are the materials, the front pocket and the style. If anyone's looking for functionality, better look elsewhere.
That is some orange, you will never have to worry about someone else having the same color. I have the 1st edition in green(top) black(bottom) and I like the changes they made in version 2. It is probably my best built overall work/travel bag. I can get 4 days worth of clothes in it easy. The charm of this bag for me is that they do the same thing Tom Bihn does with the synapse/synik line, bellroy cut and assembled the bag to somehow fall in on itself when empty so its not in the way but can fill up when you need to pack it up.
Great call outs. Bellboy really did a great job on this one. Thanks for watching!
In the description for future videos, could you drop some links to the different things you reference you're testing? The leatherman, bit bar, the bellroy techkit, packing cubes (from other videos), etc. I always have to rewind a few times to catch the names to check them out. Always interested in suggestions for accessories
Love the videos, bud
Yes I can and should be doing that. I’ll add those in from now on. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
someone sold it 75 Cad from Marketplace. I was at his front door within the hour and bought the bag he barely used. What a steal, I think this bag will last a very very very long time. This is perfectly paired with my PD tech kit as they are both made of the same material and zipper(laptop sleeve).
Hello Dave,
Thanks very much for the video mate!
I just wanted to point that the Bellroy Backpack Plus is 22 liters not 24...
Otherwise, I was looking for a comparison between the 1st edition and the 2nd edition of this backpack; and your video was pretty informative regarding this 2nd edition (even though I would have appreciated a side to side comparison between the 2 editions...) but then again I do appreciate the video, so thanks!
Cheers, Aymen
Tech Kit?!
Just tried in a local store, the back section cannot fit any Bellroy Tech pouch…😢
In deed the previous version is much better in terms of space for small items
Came for a review since I'm looking to replace my current Bellroy bag for a real backpack. Really informative and detailed, and balanced. (Also, the reviewer is a cutie.)
What's the difference between the 2nd edition and the first one? I just purchased one from a retailer and I have no idea if it's the latest version or the old version.
I think Bellroy did a great job with this upgrade. My complaint is the leather tag in the front. If you have the original versions you will notice that the stitching of the leather tag goes around the corners in a C shape or half square shape. Then they have changed it in the newer versions to just a one vertical line of stitching in the left and right side of the leather tag. You will say oh well who cares. But my daughter has the classic backpack which they did the same way and with using it a little rough the leather tag came undone. Bellroy did offered a replacement for the backpack but I denied because it's a design flaw, it is going to get undone again. Since I'm handy sewing I stitched it myself adding the additional stitches around the corner like in the original version and they have maintained. In the Classic Back one can sew it but in this model backpack plus if the tag comes undone over time you are screwed as that is not possible to fix. You will be able to get a replacement but after warranty expires that's it.
16" laptop is a no go. Just tried it on at our local BELLROY dealer 😪
Been waiting a review of this bag ever since this was announced. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I’m struggling between this bag and a Fjallraven Ulvo 30 I just received. The Ulvo is beautiful but the laptop sleeve is a little tight for my 16” MBP, but it has external water bottle storage. I really love the look and function of this Bellroy but I’m concerned about storing a water bottle inside the bag. How do you get on with that style of carry? Do you have any issues with throwing a water bottle in a bag like this when your laptop is in there too? Just curious what your thoughts are. I’m in the market for a 22-30 liter backpack with safe laptop transportation (suspended, padded sleeve) and made from recycled materials.
I may not be the right person to ask as I'm not generally a fan of ay of the Fjallraven bags but I'll give you my opinion. I also prefer a water bottle pocket on the outside of my bags but I've been using a few bags lately that don't have that feature. I do really like the aesthetic and symmetry with my water bottle on the inside but I don't like having to zip it open and closed to get to my water. As far as separation, I think you'll be totally fine. I've had no issues with water touching my laptop with this bag or even a few others in this same category (GR1, CPL). Both of those are also good alternatives if you're in the market but pricer
I actually have both of these bags. Pros for the Ulvo: waterbottle pocket, but for me not a problem to put it in the Bellroy’s main compartment. Just buy a trustworthy bottle like the Camelbak Chute Mag. No more fear of leaking on my tech! Second pro for Ulvo is the fabric. That Bergshell is so soft and comfortable to the touch while the Bellroy is is more rugged but also feels more plasticky and wrinkly. But for me the biggest downside of the Ulvo is the way it pulls back on your shoulders with heavier loads like a laptop. The Bellroy wears much more comfortably because of how the back panel is structured and curves more around your upperback and shoulders. The internal lining and compartments of the Bellroy also feel much better than the Ulvo’s. The laptop compartment is a lot better as well. The Ulvo’s internals feel more cheaply made and I don’t really like the ice white color in there. So all in all I like the Bellroy better and the color (bronze) looks really awesome as well in comparison to the standard black of my Ulvo. Still, I bought the Ulvo because I really liked that one as well, with a few flaws, it still remains a fantastic bag! Hope this helps your puchasing decision! Cheers!
Bruh. You’re gonna blow up. Get this man some subs!
❤️
What a great video!, hey man I was actually wondering if the inside pocket of the main compartment could fit a 12.9” IPad Pro and also wanted to know if that same pocket has some sort of a false bottom to protect the gear that we decide to put in there?
Thank you! I think you could for sure. You may need to slip the top of it behind the tech compartment at the top though. There isn’t a false bottom but it does get tighter along the bottom so the iPad may “catch” before the ground. Hope that helps!
Thanks man, and actually you know wich bellroy backpack could handle an IPad Pro 12.9” because I’ve seen that the classic can fit a 11” iPad but I’ve never seen anyone talk about if it could fit its big brother
The bag is made of polyester and is not comfortable and so overpriced. The design may need to go to three or more versions...They better stick with wallets. You have such cute hand movements ;-)
Thanks for the compliment! Honestly, I’d say this is a perfect beginner/student bag for most people in HS or college.
Love the video, very helpfull ! I'm two bags away to make my choice, I have a Macbook pro 15inch, a dji pocket 2, some tech gear, notebook, manga and two times a week gym clothes and shoes. For this use case do you recommend more the Bellroy or the Tom Bihn Synik/Synapse (I have descovered them on your channel as well) ? Anyways kind regards from France !
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you found it helpful. I have a fairly similar set up for my daily carry an occasional needs and I would say all of them would meet the overall need. That being said, there are a few differences; 1) the bellroy bags are more stylish and in some cases use more premium materials like leather (TB also uses top notch materials but more in the nylons and zippers not the accents) and 2) Tom Bihn bags will last a lifetime and they back that up with the warranty. Bellroy offers a 3 years warranty. So depending on how hard you want to use the bag this may be a factor. I hope that helps you make your decision!
just wondering if you knew what the difference between this and the transit workpack, it seems like besides the exterior design, the compartments and build quality is pretty much the same but this one is $20 cheaper, I wonder why
Hmm the major difference would be in function. Because of the clamshell opening of the work pack I think it’s meant more for that 1-2 day traveler. The classic backpack is definitely more for school or work daily carry. Hope that helps!
I love your reviews...feel like I can trust your reviews, keep it up 👍
Thank you 🤜🏽!
are there any scuffs on the exterior after 3 months of using?
I only really used it for about a month and it held up really nicely. Sorry I change bags very frequently these days 😅
Hello from Sydney, Australia! Great video!
I am about 5ft 5 (165cm). Will this bag be too bag for me? :(
I am looking for a good bag to cycle to work and then take to the gym after work! My work to gym bag would have a notebook, my iPad Pro 12.9 inch, iPhone 11, Beats Fit Pro, sunglasses, a Native Union Stow Lite Organiser, Bellroy wallet (Yes, I love Bellroy lol), keys, as well as my gym shoes, socks, t-shirt and shorts. Otherwise, I guess I'll get the Aer Fit Pack 3 or the upcoming Modern Dayfarer Backpack V2 lol
Hmm so this isn’t quiet as big as the AER fit pack. If you need that kind of room I’d go for that bag. This is a fantastic work bag but can fill up fairly quickly given it’s size. You can bring limited work out gear on top of your EDC stuff
@@DaveSam13 thank you so much for your help! In that case, I’ll get either the Aer Fit Pack 3 or the upcoming Modern Dayfarer Backpack V2. The Aer Duffel Pack 3 is currently only available in grey here in Australia, which I don’t like much lol
Good luck!
Do you know if they're are plans to make v2 of the transit workpack??
Ohhh I wish I did but, sadly, I’m not in on that kind of information…
Yup I have the first version and I wanted to know the differences. This video works.
Thanks! I’m glad it helped!
Is that tech kit the compact version or the regular version?
The regular version
Did you do a review on the leatherman signal?
I enjoy your videos. One thing I wish you wouldn't do so much is mess with the visual colors in your editing. Its a bit misleading compared to reality and I noticed it in your Evergoods Phoneix video as well. Obviously you do you, but maybe just a heads up because I know I was a little surprised my bag didn't look the same as yours when I got it. But not a knock on your videos, still one of the best out there.
Thanks for the feedback and the kind words. I have an issue with my oranges that I’m working on but have not gotten down yet.
Hello, do you think it will fit a 17" laptop?
Depends on the laptop but for the most part I’d say yes
@@DaveSam13 Ok, thanks!
Does the laptop compartment suspend the laptop up from the bottom?
Yes just a little bit and there is a little cushion at the bottom too
@@DaveSam13 cool, thanks!
@@DaveSam13 oh one more question, in your opinion do you think the 16” MacBook pros could fit in the laptop compartment with a sleeve on? I’m curious of the compartment is just tight enough to fit a naked laptop or if there’s some additional wiggle room. Thanks.
Ohh this compartment is massive. It absolutely swallowed my 13” MacBook Pro and there was plenty of space to spare
Hi
Great video
I’ve just bought Bellboy backpack classic in Green
🇬🇧
Enjoy friend!
You have a great voice!
Thank you!
Excellent advice
Hey, can you recommend some good bag which can be used for some light travel, edc and can be used in a little formal environment which doesn't break the bank?
If I had to choose one bag for the money right now it would be the Evergoods CPL24 or the GoRuck GR1. Different price points and neither is “cheap” but both will last 5-10 years without a lot of wear and tear showing. If you think about it in terms of per year spend these are the highest value, in my opinion. Hope that helps
@@DaveSam13 thanks
His eyebrows get so high omg 😲, thanks for the review 💯
Haha thank you!
Hes gay but likeable. Maybe also do food reviews
Thank…you? I’m always looking at new content. We’ll see!
Great video.
Do you know if the bellroy desk caddy fits in the spot that you put your tech kit in?
it fits perfectly just like the tech kit. i own the desk caddy and the backpack.
@@ReynaldiRaditya thanks I appreciate the help.
@@anthonyrampino7734 you're welcome
One of the best bags I had ever used.
For sure solid bag. Quality is extremely high!
@@DaveSam13 however, the only problem is the slings can slip around when you're carrying heavy loads
That’s fair but you could say the same about any sling if it’s packed
Hi great video but please use time staps
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback. I’ll look into it for my next videos
Hey if your not filling out the bellroy tech kit you could get the compact version of it and that may fit better in that tech compartment in the laptop sleeve
Good call. I may need to get the compact one to add to my collection. Thank you!