Everki EKS618 Track Messenger Bag Orange Interior Fits Notebooks Up to 15.6IN
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 Rating: Review Date: 05/23/13 |
Everki EKS618 Track Messenger Bag Orange Interior Fits Notebooks Up to 15.6IN
Cons:Gets really heavy when you load stuff into the bag.Hard to fit my tablet which is slightly longer than an iPadThe bag tends to lean towards the heavier side and never balances.
Pros:High quality designPadded StrapAirport ready |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/25/12 |
Everki EKS618 Track Messenger Bag Orange Interior Fits Notebooks Up to 15.6IN
Cons:No beverage container mesh
Pros:Strong strap/fabricLot's of pocketsSlot for laptop+tablet Comment:
Overall a fantastic messenger bag, you won't regret this purchase even if you use it as a regular messenger bag with no laptop in it.The strap is very strong and doesn't press on your shoulder even when if your bag is over-loaded.The fabric is tough and sturdy, no loose ends to get snagged on anything. It holds its rigidity well, even when stretched.Lot's of pockets inside and outside the bag, so even if it is too full to get into the bag, you can still access your wallet or keys.I had a binder, textbook, 15.6" laptop, several accessory/pencil bags and this messenger bag handled it like a champ. It didn't kill my shoulder either. Very impressed.Only improvement would be a mesh on the outside for a beverage container, but you mainly see that on backpacks not messenger bags. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/24/12 |
Everki EKS618 Track Messenger Bag Orange Interior Fits Notebooks Up to 15.6IN
Cons:The Padded pockets are designed around thinner laptops and tablets. My Toshiba Thrive doesn't quite fit in one way. My laptop just squeezes through.
Pros:Fits a lot of stuff. Comment:
Its not a bad bag. The capacity is quite amazing. Just don't stuff it too much. It just becomes heavy and the shoulder pad on the straps is hard as well. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/06/12 |
Everki EKS618 Track Messenger Bag Orange Interior Fits Notebooks Up to 15.6IN
Cons:Not that wild about the orange interior, but it's ok.
Pros:Seems durable, lots of space Comment:
This is the first messenger bag I've owned. I switched to it from a Eddie Bauer laptop backpack. I figured it was time to "grow up" from the back pack stage and move to something more professional.There is plenty of room in here for all things tech. There is a tablet sleeve (which I don't have yet). Assuming you have a laptop in the 15" class, you'll be fine. Anything bigger and you need to look elsewhere. The two zippered compartments provide ample space for chargers, cords, UFDs, etc. |
The overall design of this bag is really nice but like the other reviewers mentioned, if you put a lot of stuff in the bag, you are going to hurt your shoulders. I would recommend this bag to most people except for students who need to carry those massive textbooks (basically most science and engineering students). If you are looking for a bag that fits your laptop, an ipad and a few other stuff, this bag will not disappoint. Also, the laptop compartment fits a Thinkpad W530 really well as well as the massive power brick that comes with the laptop.