Brevite The Brevite Backpack, Charcoal Grey, One Size

Where do I begin? This bag has been on my wish list for a long time, and when I finally graduated college and got a big girl corporate job complete with a long commute, I decided to invest in myself. On top of the new job, I also travel, not often but when I do, I'm living out of a suitcase for almost months at a time. This bag is everything it advertises itself to be, it has survived several rough airport handlings, being caught in rain storms yet the inside is bone dry, holding everything securely when performing site inspections, and keeps everything organized with its multitude of functional pockets with room to spare. I wish I had this backpack for when I was in college, it would have saved me so many headaches and aching arms from carrying everything across the maze they called a campus. I can't tell you how many times I've used the J-zipper side pocket to dig though my bag, it has honestly ruined regular backpacks for me. But the most convenient feature for me? The inside of the back has a large zipper pocket located right at the opening flap of the bag that I put all kinds of things inside that I need within an arms reach that are too bulky to put in the front zipper pocket. I hope whoever designed this bag is receiving proper compensation for these little details no one else thought of, cause though little features, as I've said before, ruined backpacks for me. That being said the price cant be ignored, but I will honestly say its worth investing in if you're a frequent or long term traveler or someone who lives out of a backpack yet needs to remain professional and desires a sleek way to store all their things in one place. The quality of the bag is worth it and considering it fell in a giant muddy puddle, got hosed off and looked brand new after it was dry, I'd say it earned its price tag.

Like many photographers, I have *many* bags, already. From Domke (classic near perfection shoulder bags) to a Ulanzi sling. It's the "holy grail" of camera gear - the "perfect bag". Now many of us know that this is totally subjective; and it is.I'm headed to Europe for 2 weeks soon. I wanted something that would carry the following gear: Canon R8, RF 24-105 f4 L, RF 70-200 f4 L, and an RF 16mm f 2.8, plus normal accessories. (a couple filters, batteries, cleaning stuff, etc. I also wanted something that would handle EDC stuff like a jacket and any souvenirs I might grab along the way. The Jumper is the best product I could find for what I needed. Now, that statement may not sound like much, but I bought (and returned) the following in my quest: a Caden sling, 2 different Lowe Pro backpacks, A Peak Design backpack, and a PGY Tech sling. Honestly, I expected to get a nastygram from Amazon saying "you're cut off... no more bags for you, sir". Amazon didn't and it's one of the reasons that I buy from Amazon as the local camera store is all but dead unless you live in NYC.The Jumper fits my gear *perfectly* while still having the extra storage space for the other stuff. I didn't even need all the dividers to set it up, which was so easy it took like 60 seconds. It's lightweight, stealthy (doesn't scream "camera bag"), and pretty comfortable to carry. The material seems like it's durable, but I also like that the material isn't stiff, but balances that with decent padding for your gear. I don't recommend you drop this bag with your $2k white zoom, but it's enough for me, anyway.After watching *many* YouTube videos, I understand now why people seem to covet this thing. I got mine (the Blue is a nice color, BTW) on sale and it's great value for money.

I spent countless months looking for the right backpack to fit all of my needs and requirements for travel, weekend stays, small hikes, and short commutes on my bike. I landed upon this backpack and was immediately impressed by the price point and how many boxes it checked. I wasnt going to settle on anything that didn’t have a secure compartment to hold my 26oz yeti water bottle, an anti theft passport holder, and adequate space for tech supplies and other necessities. I love the fact there’s the easy access zipper to grab fallen snacks in the base of my back pack. Love the water resistant fabric, the laptop sleeve is nicely padded and it’s nice to use for books or flip flops to change into and not get the rest of your bag dirty. The luggage was also a big key factor for me! There’s a space for you so glasses and lots of storage for tech gear and gadgets in the front pocket. The passport holder is just big enough to fit my passport with its protective case on it I really cannot say enough good things about this backpack. It fits all my needs and I love the green color. Minimalistic design without compromise to comfort, style, and versatility. 10/10 would recommend this amazing bag and company!Also this bag was the perfect “personal item”. I used it for United Airlines international flight! For perfect on my carry-on

Best backpack I have owned. Durable. Front pocket fits ALL my little accessories. Also has a small clipping cable which I’ve used for my AirTag to make sure I don’t lost it. Straps are padded and comfortable to wear. The style is great and works great for travel as well. Slides right under the seat of airplanes. This bag has gotten me through tons of trips!