OGIO International Ruck 20 Laptop Backpack

This backpack is exactly what I was looking for. The last backpack I had was just way too big and unorganized, even though it was a “slim” backpack. This one is slim, and stays slim even when it’s full. It won’t fit a ton, mind you, but for school/work/writing at the coffee shop, this is perfect.

Great back pack. It travelled around the world no issues. Lots of space and pockets

A very solid backpack, though not too heavy. It has a lot of compartments that at first took getting used to but over time Ive loved having them for organization. I use it when I need to be mobile at work and also have used it for extended trips in Europe.

Bought for my boyfriend for all his daily electronics: 12 tablet, 13 laptop, sketchbooks, etc. He LOVES it.

Was what i exactly expected.

Love this bag. So much room. Built really well. Except the plastic hook in the front compartment. It broke the first time I tried to put something in it. Other than that, great bag.

90 backpack ruined with a PGA patch on it , sucks cause i actually like it

Very durable backpack. It was a gift and they love it. It has plenty of space and looks good.

I had been looking around for a small sized backpack that I could use as my day-to-day bag for college when I came across the Covert. It seemed to be what I was after, though there was not quite the level of detail I wanted to confirm that it could actually hold the bare essentials I needed. Seeing as it was in many ways the best, I took the plunge and ordered it several months ago. I will first say what I was hoping someone would mention: Yes, this backpack can hold a decent amount of notebooks and files, as well as a thin laptop (think Macbook air or ultrabook thickness). The pictures do it more justice than I can write here. The photos show the bag as fully loaded as I can, without it bulging awkwardly out. It has four Moleskine Cahier X-Large notebooks, a softcover 400 page textbook (thin pages), a Mead plastic file with around 80 pages of an engineering pad, an iPad mini, standard pens and calculator etc, and a Macbook Air. One of the images shows the bag with the aforementioned items, but placed inside a Northface Jester II backpack, to illustrate the massive size difference. It can comfortably hold around 5 thin notebooks as a maximum, with a Macbook Air in the sleeve. For another reference, without a laptop, I managed to fit a three semester calculus book and its softcover solution manual within the pack, which pushed it to its extreme holding capacity. If you are inclined to carry any more than a single textbook, or more than a few notebooks or files, this might not be the best pack, but if most of your work is done on a (thin) laptop, with maybe some files and notebooks for class notes, this is the perfect lightweight backpack. Also, note that the bag is very rectangular, so anything that is not will fit poorly. Sweatshirts, lunch bags, and so on are not really something you can use with this, unless they are the only thing you put in it. This is also a poor fit if youd like to carry mass market paperbacks around (due to the thickness constraint). I have been using it almost daily both for class, and now for an internship, and it has held up without any visible wear. It is apparent that Ogio cheaped out on the zipper pulls, making them out of plastic that would definitely break if you yanked on them, but as long as you are conscious of their fallibility they should hold up. I have not had any issues with them so far. For the select few who can rely more on digital than paper, but still need to takes notes and have some scratch paper, I would highly recommend this backpack.

Amazing product. Came before expected date. Size wise, very spacious. Not a lot of compartments though but I use it for my 17 laptop and its easy to fit all of the accessories that I require for it. Looks nice, feels nice, worth every cent.