Targus Intellect business Travel Laptop Backpack,15.6 inch 16L waterprof work+school+computer laptop bag, Commuters rucksack, Laptop Briefcase Bag Women/ Men, Notebook/ gadget (TBB565GL) Black /Grey

Really like it. I have been searching a long time for a rucksack to replace my old one. Loads of space and handy compartments. Comfortable to carry. Really pleased with it. I hope the cheque is in the post for this review.

+ Functionality. It seems like the manufacturers thought through all the details and use cases possible (except for one small flaw described further).+ Spacious. 2 squash rackets, clothes, sneakers (size EU 46), slippers, towel, notebook, Kindle, charger, wallet and a few small things (like candy bars and hand sanitizer) fit in perfectly.+ Design. The backpack looks cool and saves its shape after being fully stuffed.+ Ergonomics. Very comfortable to wear.+ Price. It costs so much less than all those squash bags and backpacks but easily surpasses them in functionality.- Pockets. Would be nice to have a few more small inner pockets, especially in the "work" part (there is a large compartment for a laptop and a small inner pocket for all the other non-sport stuff which is not enough for laptop charger, phone charger, Kindle and other small things you may need). Thus you are forced to put some of this stuff with the laptop which is not safe and convenient.

In summary:-Fits an exceptional amount in it.-Structure feels sturdy, though the shoulder straps feel like they could be stronger.-Much more convenient to travel with than a large duffle bag (particularly on the tube).-Provides a variety of pockets, with useful dedicated pockets for laptops, clothes, rackets, shoes, balls and bottles.-Storage mechanism for rackets is effective and suitable for various types of rackets (e.g. tennis, squash).I bought the "racket" version of this backpack to carry my squash gear with me to work, when I plan on playing straight after.Before buying this backpack, I would take a large duffle bag with me to work, a journey I make using London's tube service. It was a nightmare lugging about a big and heavy bag on the tube and it eventually made me dread squash days.This bag has been a lifesaver. It fits just as much as the duffle bag does but in a much more practical and convenient structure. I no longer dread taking my squash gear into work.When using the bag for after-work squash, I fit:-shorts and a t-shirt, a towel, plus a change of clothes for after squash (usually jeans, another t-shirt, underwear), all in the main pocket,-a pair of squash shoes in the dedicated shoe compartment (very handy!), which uses space from the main compartment,-a squash racket in the dedicated pocket,- a tube of squash balls in the external slot, -a water bottle in the side-holder,-a padlock and a protein bar in the small front pocket; and,-my work laptop (13 inch, though there's space for larger), work phone and charger in the dedicated pocket.The bag fits all of the above comfortably and due to its robust structure, allows me to carry this comfortably without it feeling too burdensome.The bag stores rackets by providing a slot for the racket head with a gap for the neck/handle to poke out. There are also leather (not sure if genuine leather) handle covers, which are attached to the inside of the racket-pocket by elasticated straps. These protect the racket from the weather, as well as holding it in place while stored. Both the pocket and handle protectors are suitable for longer rackets, such as squash rackets.If I had to pick some downsides to the backpack, I would say that it has quite a large depth (i.e. it sticks out a fair bit from your back) and the shoulder straps could be strengthened. However, both of these are somewhat pedantic, as the bag would not be able to store so much without being large in at least one dimension and the straps have not yet shown any signs of breaking after months of use.

I always travel with racquets and my current bag's laptop sleeve is too small for my recently acquired gaming laptop. This bag takes it comfortably and has well designed sections and pockets for everything else, including racquets for which there are also two handy grip covers to protect them from the weather. The straps and padded back are comfortable and the zips seem strong. My only small complaint is that the laptop compartment has no padding at the bottom, so I will have to improvise with some foam.Altogether a very good bag at a very reasonable price

Looks good and sturdy time will tell if it’s durable

Tarsus work racquet backpack. Bigger than expected and more functional than any tennis bag I have had. I can pack all my tennis clothes and clothes to change into (including shoes), my wash bag, 2 tennis racquets, 2 tins of tennis balls and - 1.5ltr water bottle. It has padding to separate & protect each racquet individually - which even high quality tennis bags do not have - which helps avoid chipping your frame. Price is very reasonable. Quality so far is good.

This bag is around the size I expected so it fits my clothes, shoes, laptop, and lunch all in one without struggling to close it. It also manages not to look bulky or huge. However, the shoes compartment sticks up vertically into the main compartment (and thus takes up space) rather than going horizontally underneath the rest of the bag as I had thought it would be. Not a big issue as it's still got enough space for all my stuff.Only negative is my bag came without the orange rain cover – which the product page says comes with the bag. Hoping someone from the seller will see this review and help me out.

Good quality, nice backpack