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Both active and creative students gravitate toward these daypacks which double as bike packs. Their durability and functionality carryover for everyday load hauling for anyone on the go. Even longer journeys on a bicycle are comfortable and your helmet is easily attached to the pack afterwards.
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This pack easily accomodates my Dell Latitude D830, power brick, external mouse, and change of clothes, including shoes. The rain cover, which I purchased seperately fits over the pack perfectly (select the yellow one). I'm able to use the helmet pocket to hold the rain cover (which is in a slim case) along with my spare tube/patch kit. The side mesh pockets easily accomodate my glasses and cell phone. There are extra zip pockets to shove wallet, keys, etc. into. This is a well designed pack that is comfortable to wear while riding my road bike to work -- the special pads do help keep my back cooler than other packs I have used. My only complaint is that when stuffed very full, my helmet hits the top of the pack when I sit up or rock my head back. Not a big deal. It's not overly large, but large enough to accomodate all the essentials and then some. The waist strap adds some stability when stuffed very full, but can be cinched up and kept out of the way when not needed. This pack is worth the money for the serious bike commuter.
I hunted for months for the best daypack. This is one awesome day pack - does everything, bombproof enough but slightly below construction and materials standards of Patagonia and Arcterx. However, I must rate ithighest because of extreme versatility, fit, helmet/jacket pocket instantly accessible, compression straps that have double duty, laptop sleeve if needed that doubles as file compartment, ability to lash stuff on outside if necessary, bike commuting, carry-on/travel and you can dump everything you don't need out into trunk or hotel bed and go hiking. Bad ass pack for sure.
