Vintage Canvas Satchel Messenger Bag for Men Women,Travel Shoulder Bag 13.5" Laptop Bags Bookbag (Coffee)

Good if the pockets inside are bit bigger, does not easily fit for a phone, other than that it is really good and use it every day.

Amazing bag!!! I just received it today and I loaded it all up and when I went to the grocery store I got numerous compliments on it and where I got it from. It’s roomy has two font pockets which are great for phone or hand sanitizer, whatever you wanna put in there. There’s a zipper for the middle section which is nice cause it gives extra security. Color and texture is perfect and the size is amazing. Not to big or small :)

Updated 1 year review: This bag is great. Been using it for 15 months with it being my daily carry for most of that time. The only real improvement I have made to the bag myself is always keeping a few sheets of dense 8.5x11 sheets of cardboard in the bag to help it maintain its shape when I remove my iPad. There are no signs of tearing and no failures of any of the hardware. Its so compact that I can easily stuff it into another bag on vacation so I have a lighter bag option available to me. For under $30 this bag is a steal! I would highly recommend this if you want a highly versatile and durable thin and light bag. Original Review: I recently upgraded my iPad Pro from an 11in to a 13in. As a result of this upgrade, I could no longer carry it with me in my go to Peak Design sling bag that I use too carry my camera when I am out and about. I wanted something that was as small as possible that could fit my iPad and 1-2 spare lenses comfortably. The large front pockets on this are the perfect size for large Prime and Zoom lenses which was ultimately the reason why I picked this up. The only added accessory I added to make this work for my uses case was a Peak Design quick release plate on the strap. The other day I took this out to DC for the cherry blossom festival with all the gear in the included picture and this bag handled everything I wanted comfortably. Usually when lugging around lenses in bags not designed for them it feels like I am awkwardly overstuffing the bag. This bag felt like I had plenty of room to spare. One of the front pockets I used for a powerful charging brick and cable. The other packet was dedicated to whichever lens I was not currently using. I also tested a standard Moleskine sketchbook and a 2nd Gen iPad Mini in those pockets as well with no issues. The outside front zipper pocket was left empty. The back zipper pocket comfortably fit my IEMs and Bluetooth DAC/AMP. The interior zipper pocket can fit 4 spare batteries comfortably and a wireless camera remote. If you are using an iPad Pro 13in with the Magic Keyboard, then the zipper wont close with the Apple Pencil attached and barely fits if you remove the pencil. A 13in MacBook Pro fits very comfortably in the main pocket. Be aware that there is no protective lining in the bag or extra compartments. This makes the bag far more flexible than similar sized laptop bags and slightly less bulky at the risk of scratching your device. I have leather skins on my devices so I see that as a non issue for my usecase. The Peak Design clip on the strap did not feel like it hindered my movement more then my usually method of wearing it on my belt. It was easy to remove when wearing the bag over one shoulder. I did not test the comfort on my far shoulder around my neck. I like the material it is made of, though only time will tell if the stitches will hold up. The affordable price point along with the flimsy feeling main zipper does make me question the longevity of this product. The strap is very simple so upgrading it to something with padding may be worthwhile if you plan on using this everyday. I also dont care for how this bag can collapse in on itself when it is empty or does not have a laptop/iPad inside giving it structure. It looks a little tacky when it crumbles up. The only support it has is in its base. This bag is not water resistant which is understandable at the price point. That being said, none of these cons are deal breakers for me. Overall, I do think this will be my travel camera bag at least until I can afford to justify getting a modern iPad mini to fit in my Peak Design sling. Even then, I do see my self continuing to use this bag as its way slimmer than my laptop sling and peak design bag. It’s small size and lack off supporting material makes it easy to stuff in a larger bag when on trips so I have the flexibility to break my gear up into just the essentials.

Absolutely fantastic satchel. It’s great for day to day use for a stack of papers 1” thick or so plus a laptop in place of a backpack or briefcase (doesn’t carry as much as those of course but still a lot). Think perfect “murse” (if that’s not too politically incorrect). It’s also a perfect travel accessory; it will easily carry an iPad. 2 front pockets with lots of uses—travel guides, supplemental battery packs, charging cords etc (also has 2 zippered pockets for these). My brother admitted mine and I’m planning to buy him one for Christmas. My only complaint (definitely not a deal killer) is that the shoulder strap doesn’t have any strap holes like belts do and the strap inevitably slips as you’re walking—annoying but that’s all.

Just what I was looking for. A simple design without a lot of complicated pockets and zippers. Basic, well made and comfortable to carry.