Henty Wingman Commuter Backpack - Convertible Carry-On Garment Bag for Men and Women, Travel Suitcase Dress Bag, 2 in 1 Luggage Carrier and a Backpack, Black

Fit just small and medium suits

Not good for airline travel with all the rolling options on the market. Maybe truly best for cyclists. I have no experience with the cycling only airline travel. I would not recommend this for airline travel unless you were going into some rough traveling country and needed to bring a suit or some other garment. Not good for airline frequent flyers like say, consultants.

I bought this bag not for the daily commute/gym aspect that it is marketed for--but as a carry-on garment bag to carry my suit cross-country. I was admittedly very skeptical of the wrinkle-free claims and worried that I would arrive at my destination with a crumpled up, ruined suit. My experience was FAR from that, and I am so glad I made the investment in this bag. If you take the time to carefully pack up and roll the bag, your suit/pants/and shirt will be flawless--even after 12 hours of flying and traveling! No ironing needed whatsoever. Im so excited about this product, thank you so much. Besides it actually working, you can also feel the quality craftsmanship and durability of this bag. I knew right away that this was a lifetime purchase and Im so stoked about that considering the price. Cant recommend this bag enough! If youre hesitant about the price and if it actually works or not, buy it, and you wont regret it!

This fundamentally improved the convenience of my bicycle commute. However, this newer version came with the dry-bag instead of the side-zip bag and did not include the rain cover for the entire pack. I will ride in heavy rain, so I would prefer the full rain cover for my piece of mind when I carry electronics. Also, the dry-bag can be a pretty tight fit for anything other than garments and shoes as it loads from the top; I had other items in mind for the internal bag. I was attracted to the backpack style rather than the messenger style because the location of the padded laptop (very generous size) is between the shoulder straps rather than a slip-style ipad pocket on the rear outside of the bag as it is on the latter. Regardless of the absent rain-cover and the dry-bag, This still gets 5 stars because it is one of the best thought-out products I have ever owned. At $200, I consider the function and convenience to be a bargain.

This backpack is great. I commute about 20 miles daily on my bike in all conditions. I dont keep a suit in the bag, but usually nice pants and a button-up oxford shirt or a polo. Creasing and wrinkles are minimal, certainly much lower than when I used to fold my clothes to fit into a regular backpack. Quality of materials and craftsmanship is top-notch. The bag is comfortable, the straps are well-positioned, the chest-strap is great (and necessary). Interior bag is made of tough plasticy drybag-like-material and is pretty cavernous- Ive stuffed shoes, bike parts, clothes, lunch, books, even a small mtn biking backpack, and all kinds of other things in there. There are a few minor shortcomings- first, the interior bag is impossible to access once youve got the pack rolled up. A small zipper on the top would make it much easier to gain access to things like sunglasses that you wouldnt want to keep in the flat exterior pocket. Another is that I wouldnt trust the laptop pocket to keep your computer completely dry in a decent rain- while the raincover is great, the way the bag is positioned on your back leaves the top of the laptop sleeve exposed to the falling rain and it seems like it would soak through after a few minutes in a downpour. I havent had this happen so I hope its not an unfair assumption on my part, but hopefully the next version of the pack will come with a fully waterproof laptop pocket.