My TravelPro rollaboard is nearly a decade old now, and while it has held up spectacularly well given what I put it through, it is coming to the end of its functional life, and is definitely in need of replacement. The personal item situation isn’t as quite as grim, but (as I’m sure many of…
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I look for a bag with sturdiness enough to handle the bumps and bruises of frequent travel. Definitely room for a solid three days of clothing, and separation to keep smelly gym clothes away from my daily wear is a big plus!
Considering the deadline for this raffle (July 18th--aka yesterday), was this article supposed to be posted yesterday?
Regardless, I would just like a bag. Yeah...that's it. Any new bag is better than the bag I have so yeah...I don't really mind the color or if it has wheels or has straps. I'm grateful.
I personally need a bag that has a good organizing system for cables and cords - they always make a mess in my bag and are impossible to fish out if I have to put them in the main areas with other things.
Are the dates here correct? Seems like this post went up 3 mins ago.
Either way, lots of storage, which is why this bag looks great.
I like a bag that has easyvaccess to everything i might need on a long flight without having the entire plane staring at your pjs.
Bags that are easily wiped down. Like to be able to get dirt/spills off easily!
So I got one of the earlier versions a while back, one that didn’t have YKK zippers.
Guess what? The zippers tend to blow out when the bag is tightly packed close to what it can hold… I don’t exactly love that.
I ended up with a Pakt bag as an alternative. That and I learned to get bags with better zippers.
I just want something that won't attract unwanted attention from gate agents carrying sizers.
Something that has masses amounts of space but isn’t big and bulky. Lots of sections to put different things into different areas.
I like a bag that will easily fit in various travel spots (bin, under the seat) and has lots of zipper pockets for cords etc.
I like a bag that can attach to my wheeled carry on to eliminate the need to carry it when it is heavy.
Oh damn. I scrolled through the pictures and thought "That's a lot of girly stuff for Ben to pack in a bag..." and then I realized it was Tiffany's article.
Look for several large accessible compartments as well as a slot to put this over my rimowa carryon.
Lots of small compartments that can be easily reached for all the essentials like earphones, chargers, etc.
I definitely look for function over form in a bag. Being able to quickly access what you need in flight without unpacking everything or digging to the bottom is key.
Something lightweight and easy to attach to my suitcase would be great so if it's heavy I can balance it on my carry on
I hope the contest is still going as this was only published today.
I would be so grateful to win this bag. I travel often and would love to see how it would hold up to constant moving around. Would like a bag that has separate laptop compartment and separate clothing area, so it does not mix together.
A compartment for an umbrella or water bottle would be great too!
The right amount of pockets is key: too many and I don't remember where I put anything and too few and I have to empty too many things to get to what I need.
Durability and style are most important. The ability to attach to a rollaboard is a must for me. Including a removable shoulder strap provides flexibility as well.
I like bags that make it easy to access things you may need on the road, like ear plugs, portable battery, etc.
I really appreciate a bag that can be set on the floor or on top of a suitcase without falling over! It's helpful when moving around the airport or prior to security.
I personally like the functionality more than design or having an prestigious brand to carry. I really like durable material which endures the daily use. Many pockets round up the perfect bag for me.
I do like compartments and typically get by with a single “personal item” carryon that fits under my seat for trips of 4 days or less. So being able to get to stuff easily is important. Also like a shoulder strap.
I appreciate several discrete pockets for ease of access and comfort in carrying and stowing.
I like having 4 wheels and a strong handle that's built for abuse. I also like super light weight to maximize weight limits
zip/velcro/pullout Drybag lining in one of the compartments to keep dirty/wet clothes or dirty shoes. Pullout lining to cover the bag in rain and/or easily washable to get dirt/smells out.
Quality and durability - are the seams stitched well and zippers robust, or will they start to come apart after a few uses?
The most important thing is to have a sleeve to put it on the rails of a carry-on bag so it sits on top. Very helpful in reducing back sweat.
Also - check out the Fuse Reel Sidewinder for that MacBook power cord!
A go-to travel bag should have functional compartments for organizing items for your trip.
I definitely look for a bag that has structured and organized, smaller compartments to complement a larger compartment so that, as you said, I don't need to "go fishing" in the cavernous main compartment for smaller items that I can anticipate needing to access during travel.
#1 feature is having easy access to the items inside. If you can't access your items easily, the convenience drops dramatically.
I like a bag from which I can easily retrieve my laptop and allows for some padding around it.
I've been looking for a bag that lets me pack everything then transition to stashing dirty laundry in a dedicated pocket as I use things during the trip.
I need something that is stylish but also versatile, suitable as an overnight bag and equally a personal item on a plane.
At this point I just want a bag to take on a plane - it's been too long since my last flight! 😉
I like a structured bag that allows for easy access to the items used most during travel.
I also like lots of pockets and organized sections. It would be nice if the bag is lightweight also since we must carry it. It would be nice to have wheels, too.
Backpack straps when you are running around in public transportation, I also prefer wide open spaces because for me too many pockets, compartments means more spaces to search when I can’t find something.
Would like a bag that says it's anti microbial. Am I the only one the worries about germs when you place a bag on the floor?
I've had my BentoBag since the original crowd source in 2018 and I don't travel anywhere without it.
I'd also like to add their customer service is outstanding. After some heavy use, I had an issue with one of the interior seams. Sent them a picture and they sent me a new bag.
The newer zippers are much smoother than the first run.
My preference for a "personal item" bag is something that's versatile enough to carry my laptop and other business travel necessities while also having space for other travel essentials, all while providing convenient access so that I don't have to unpack/dig through the entire bag to find what I'm looking for.
Bags with a great shoulder strap... the sort you only usually get on high-end backpacks!
The biggest feature I like in a carryon is a fairly large, but shallow pocket to put things I need to get to quickly/conveniently like passport, a pen, boarding pass, iPad, destination mobile phone, etc…
I love this idea of a sort of hybrid bag between a duffel and a backpack. I like having things easily accessible in a hierarchical way - for example my charger and water and lip balm are somewhere that I can access by feel, whereas things at the bottom of the needs hierarchy reside in the less accessible area, and a couple areas in between. I don't mind the clamshell design as I actually kinda like opening it and leaving everything (excepting maybe vanity case in the bathroom) within the four physical walls of the bag so I know where everything is. Would love to give this a whirl as it seems to occupy a middle ground I've been searching for.
I always pack using pockets, compartments and pouches. This bag sounds amazing--and right up my alley. I love the look!
A sleeve to attach to the rails of my carryon spinner is pretty much a requirement given my propensity to pack heavy items in my smaller bag. Also, I need a leak-proof side pocket for my water bottle.
A shoulder strap, a way to attach to a rollaboard and a laptop/iPad enclosure are important.
I value a sleeve to attach the bag to rolling suitcase handles. Currently looking around for a new personal item and it’s surprising how many bags/backpacks don’t have one. This Bento bag looks like a great option.
No matter how "compact" the bag, I prefer a bag that has wheels for the many "roads" taken on the path to the train or plane.
A large cavernous pocket to pop the ankle-biters in when they start bickering is an absolute essential. But don’t forget to take the kids back out before immigration…now THAT is a conversation I never want to have again!
Pockets/Compartments! Especially in a small carry-on. There’s a lot of small things that I want to grab during a flight (cables, headphones, etc), and its a pain when it is all in one place.
I have using Lite Gear's bag called the Rolling Pro 2.0...plenty of pockets and a removeable bag that can be used as a personal item onboard aircraft. This bag provides plenty of space including an RFID spot for credit card security.
Functional and clearly defined compartments including for passport/boarding pass, pens, laptop, etc
I certainly look for versatility and amount of pockets, as well as weight and quality of the fabric. This bag looks stunning!
Pockets and compartments- never enough. An easy way to access items. A place for credit cards/phone. And comfortable to carry.
I'm a big fan of using storage space well. That way, I can get more stuff into less space (although my packing ability probably has something to do with it).
lightweight AND actually being able to take onboard without question as to size
I’m looking for a bag that is compartmentalized and allows me to fit more than I think and be ready for what I need while traveling. I don’t want a big open pit. Organization is what makes adventure even more successful!
Must have quality zippers - heavy duty and never gets stuck. Also the sleeve on the backside to slide over the rails of my rollaboard. Don't need shoulder straps or wheels for this size bag.
A lightweight, but durable bag. Preferably from a company that has good customer support and can do repairs quickly around the world, when necessary. Would spend heavily for this.
Easy to access, can hook onto luggage, stylish, some form, i. e., not thin nylon, neoprene.
I like a bag that I can carry crossbody if worse comes to worse. I always want at least one exterior pocket. Total weight of the bag is also important. I’m not overly short or tall for a woman, but I also want to make sure I can carry the bag by the handles with my hands without it dragging on the floor. Not always an easy find.
Like you, I have several personal item bags, which change depending on the trip. I want my bag to be compact enough to fit under the seat and have easy access to what I want during the flight. I also want it to have a trolly sleeve and not appear "too big" when sitting atop my rollaboard.
I've looked at this bag several times and been intrigued, so thanks for the detailed review.
Must haves for me include tons of storage in a compact case and easy access for a few onboard accessories or a stop at security.
I’d use this in combo with a rolling carry on.
Hopefully there’s a shoulder strap of some sort as well?
Cool. I think all the different compartments is the most appealing feature to me.
I like one that has enough room for 3-4 days clothes and laptop and accessories
I actually typically use a 20" hard sided roller onboard along with a pacsafe backpack. For shorter trips, I really like this bento bag with all of the pockets and separation. I think it would work really well as the only bag for a one - three night trip.
Definitely a lot of pockets but also like skinny pockets for phone and passport to be able to slide them in but secure them.
Cool. I need a bag that is sturdy and has a lot of compartments to organize my travel goodies.
I want easily accessed compartments, mainly for electronics and power cord storage.
All that is good that you packed, however what is the weight??
On the last international flights I was on you were limited to
7kg or 15 lbs. This was absolute on Air New Zealand, and Iceland Air.
I like a hands free option, Does the Bento have shoulder strap or the option to be worn as a backpack?
I like a bag that has a large main area surrounded by plenty of pockets. The backpack I often use just doesn't cut it 🙁
Needs room for my MacBook Pro and charger, few magazines, pens and small notepad
The Bento Bag seems close to my ideal; would like a pouch or compartment to hold a water bottle and quick access to iPad or notebook. I never travel with anything larger than a 13” MacBook.
I look for ease of accessing electronics while traveling, so having a bag that has multiple pouches and quick access locations.
HUGE fan of the fact that you can separate out clothes from work and other things via the zipper divider thing. Like your husband, I am CONSTANTLY rummaging through socks, tshirts, and other clothing items just to find my work notebook or a good pen. Great review!
Just like how I prefer SUV over sedans, I always opt for duffle bags! Stress-free when opening and searching for something. I look for lightweight and large cargo space. But I do like this concept of literally "hand" carry, carry-on. I would love to try it!
What I look for: Well-structured—will stand up to getting tossed around without breaking down, a few easy to grab into pockets, and easy for my petite self to lug around
Most essential part of my "go-to" bag is how easy it is for stuff to go in/out of it while at the airport, which this bag seems to have in spades. I need to be George Clooney in "Up in the Air" while going through security, and this bag seems like it helps with that.
The clamshell design that makes everything accessible. Something like this with easy access compartments would be SO much better than rummaging through my duffel bag.
Amazing how whatever I need has always relocated to the bottom of my current bag!!!
I typically look for carry-on backpacks so I only have to roll my rollaboard. Like easy access to headphones and chargers.
I check a bag. When I have a load of stuff to carry for work so my go to bag is different to a lot of you
I have a Think Tank Camera bag as my carry on
Great inner bag for a laptop, mouse and cable
In the bag I have my camera and an extra lens. But the other space has room for emergency clothes. I have three days rolled. Then more space for glasses, contacts. Some grooming stuff.
Then adapters and a 24 foot/ 8 m extension cord with three outlets. Lots of adjustable sections
Side I have refillable water bottle and a compact gortex coat
It is a back pack very well made. On the handle, bear bells (so I can hear my bag being moved) and a bicycle light (powerful and rechargeable)
Easy opening so I can just pull it out from under the seat and grab what I need without having to dig in the bag or take things out to get to something else.
I look for a bag that can carry my meeting/work stuff and the things I need for a 2-3 day trip. Access to essential items without opening up the whole thing is a plus.
I want a bag that I know is going to keep my more breakable/valuable stuff safe - that means enough structure to keep stuff in the right place inside, room to separate liquids and snacks so they won't contaminate other sections, etc.
The most important feature for me is to take something out without disrupting everything else. For example, you want to wear sneaker one day but taking it out of the bag doesn’t necessarily mean you have to take out next three days outfit first.
I look for a versatile bag that can also double as a day bag. That usually means a cross-body, messenger, or backpack. Ideally, it'll be lightweight so that it'll meet the ridiculously low weight limits (on airlines that have them).
I've been looking for the perfect travel bag forever - super tough to combine utility, lightweight and durability but looks like the bento may come close!
In my go to bag I look for something with the space and flexibility to allow me to pack my tech and enough clothes/toiletries for a couple nights in case of a cancellation. I also look for a quality bag that will last me quite a few years.
I just look for style and design. In my opinion the utility tends to be generally the same across bags.
I think the main thing these days is weight and durability. The less the weight, the more you can pack, but generally that also affects durability too. Waiting for new space age material that is feather light and ultra durable.
I look for a way to easily hook it onto my roller bag, and switch to carrying it on my shoulder. Nothing too heavy.
I always look for durability, specifically a quality zipper that can keep up with my bad habit of over packing!
The most important items for our travel is to fit the electronics correctly and to fit under the seat. This sounds like a great bag, thanks for doing this as a giveaway!
I have the Nomad Lane Bento bag and I love it. There is a place for everything, it’s super durable, fits under the seat in front of me on a plane so everything I need is right is in reach. It’s worth every penny.
And…the green matches my Away luggage perfectly.
I always look for practicality and convenience -- large zippers that won't burst at the seams under load, a very well-padded handle to take strains off your shoulder, and ideally fold-out wheels with a long handle.
This post seems low class. This blog is supposed to be about points, miles, and other useful tips.
Easy Accessibility and a dedicated spot for my phone and passport . I don’t want to dig to the bottom of my bag in a panic because I just threw my passport in a giant cavern.
I look for durability and ease of access to a few compartments for quick grabs!
I usually use a backpack, but like the ability to really organize in this bag. Also like that it can it on a roller bag.
I like a little padding on the bottom and one panel of the bag, the over-the-carryon-handle sleeve and a good metal zipper
Compartments to hold different things like food, laptop, charging cords, toiletries, etc.
I like a bag with different compartments and easy access to certain things and the ability to put it thru the handles of a rollaboard is great. I have a backpack that does that. For longer trips I have the rollaboard and the backpack or messenger bag. Shorter trips is just either the backpack, messenger bag or a duffel bag.
I like a bag that has a built in luggage tag. Not having to attach a separate tag makes it look less like luggage and more like a stylish every day bag.
Lightweight enough not to add more weight to what I'm bringing, but strong enough so that it can withstand abuse.
I'd like to see a water containment compartment, where we can store swimwear or sweaty clothing.
Either easy to carry or easy to roll. And an external pocket for chargers, etc is a necessity!
I look for a safe place to put my iPad and especially my Apple Pencil. Of course a safe passport spot is also key.
Lightweight but durable materials. Maximum capacity with minimum outside dimensions (i.e., boxy shape, not curved or tapered). Meets "Personal Item" limitations for most airlines. No wheels. Shoulder strap.
I look for a carryon bag I can fit at least 3 days worth of clothing, while still
having my odds and ends in a separate reachable compartment.
I look for a bag that is made sustainably, is fair trade certified, but doesn’t lack in quality
I look for a trolley strap primarily as nothing worse than your bag falling off your rolling carry-on while walking around the airport!
I want a bag that’s fashionable but low-key, and can easily fit all my essentials for a quick or extended weekend trip.
Look for a bag that’s easy to organize, enough compartment for different gadgets like a laptop, iPad, camera and their chargers, plus clothes and shoes. Having dirty workout clothes pouch is a plus.
I look for nylon bag not leather one. Thr Zipper on side, not in thr middle. Has pocket on both sides. Ideally has no compartment and has a strap on
I'm a big fan of bags with at least a shoulder strap, a bit like a messenger bag. I like having my hands free if I can help it!
If I ever get the opportunity to travel, I would really like a bag that has a strap in the bag that would allow me to fasten it o a roll-away.
I look for a bag that is flexible and allows me to pack for a weekend that is casual or more formal that looks somewhat stylist and doesn’t have to be checked.
I look for a stylish yet practical bag. One that has enough space but can also look good and modern in any setting. Ultimately it has to allow me to travel for a modest weekend away without breaking the bank or falling apart after 3 uses.
I always look for a bag that is well made and will last for many years of travel, but is also light weight. I’m usually packed pretty full thus weight is important to me. It also needs to be easy to carry - handles have cushion and sit well in your hand and has a comfortable shoulder strap. Lastly, let’s be honest, I do want it to look nice and fit my style. For me, that’s simple and professional. I want the bag to stand out to me, not others!
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For a weekend/carry-on, pockets are so helpful (even with my packing cubes). I love to keep my stuff as organized as possible.
A stylish soft bag with a carryon strap which can hold things for a weekend trip.
Love a bag that has a zip pocket on the outside for ease of accessing wallet and other items. It makes security easy as you can empty your pockets into the side pocket as well.
I like the all the dividers, wish it has wheels though, remind me my old Sharper Image carry-on.
I love the ability to have different easy to access sections you can easily access while traveling without needing to unpack the whole bag. Not that I need credit card slots (my wallet has all the cards I need minus infrequently used credit cards for lounge access and Priority Pass), but it would nice to be able to keep at least those cards in a separate pocket.
For me, my secondary bag has to be something i can carry on my shoulders easily. I like to double my additional carryon bag as something that i can also take to the office regularly so that I don't have to keep switching bags when i'm taking a trip. I currently use the Tumi Alpha 2 which i kinda like but its still not perfect.
Something with a comfortable handle and doesn't feel overly bulky when being carried.
The most important thing for me is to have any item readily accessible. This means that the bag has to be small enough to fit under the seat in front of me and I don't have to waste any time digging in the bag. I also dislike my things shifting around in a bag, everything should be exactly how I packed it when I open it.
I'd like a bag that fits under the seat in front of me, has an external place for a water bottle, and an internal compartment I can store my passport in.
Any good bag should have the ability to be opened without everything flying in all directions as happens with many bags that have smaller access points
Id like a large carry on size bag with lots of seperate storage pockets. I typically travel with a backpack which has great little pockets but is quite small, and a duffel which is much bigger but has just one large container and is impossible to find everything
I'll prefer a bag with accessible compartments, e.g. for passports, chargers, etc that I might want to retrieve on a plane, as well as sufficient inner volume for enough clothes (perhaps a short weekend getaway). Also, it's important for the bag to have a shoulder strap or perhaps retractable wheels, so that I'm not holding on to it all the time.
Packing cubes, anyone? No?
There are websites and subreddits dedicated to minimalist traveling. I tend to overpack personally, but their recommendation for using packing cubes is a no-brainer once you try it.
There is also the challenge of resisting the urge to bring the kitchen sink for a vacation or getaway.
I prefer as large a bag as will fit in the frame, and I feel like a trolley sleeve is a necessity these days. (especially if/when I pack said bag as full as it can get but then becomes too heavy to carry easily.)
Mostly I look for a bag that is well built in terms of durability with smartly designed pockets!
My challenge is keeping all my electronics and papers organized so I can easily put my hands on anything when I need it, and still having space for toiletries, with a bag that is relatively lightweight!
I like a bag with a frame but that also allows for some adjustment to the shape depending on the load. These bags are great, I owned one for many years
I love different compartments to hold my different items and clothing. I have lots of little things too because of being a mommy. It has to allow me easy access and keep my hands free while we are traveling to take care of those things that my kids keep having issues with.
I do love different compartments as well as a main cavernous space. Also, for my personal item, the ability to strap it to my rollerboard has become key!
To me, I need enough accessible pockets from the outside, and enough divider so that I can separate my laptop and my dirty clothes lol
Want to be able to slide it on to my larger rolling carryon, safely protect my laptop, and have pockets that help keep me organized.
It has to fit under the seat (SAS) and should have enough pockets to stash my laptop, iPad, etc. when I travel alone and colouring books and cookies (and my iPad) when I travel with my family. Lots of compartments preferred, so the cookies don’t crumble into my laptop and the crayons can be accessed instantly. Looks like a very good fit to me…
Needs to have strong zippers. I can't tell you how many times a bag has failed due to the zipper seam ripping off or falling apart. It's a must have!
(1) A section where I can put my laptop and iPad. If this can flip open to a more spacious compartment top hold few clothes, some documents and my sandal.
(2) Small section in front for toiletries.
(3) light weight and water-resistant features preferred
It needs to be functional and stylish, but can take a beating. Yes I've thrown bags off trains before.
fabric or leather that is strong/won't tear and soft sides--no hard-side bags for me.
Flat bottom, handles & shoulder strap, at least one external pocket for travel docs, phone, etc.
Nice compartmentalize (zipper or velcro) options are a must. Keeps everything in its right place (once I determine the priority and location)!
I want an easily accessible pocket (from the outside) to stash my 3-1-1 item so I can put them in the tray at security without holding up the line, or spending too much time re-packing them. (Not every country has Pre-Check!)
I like the idea of this on top of my roller bag I carry on. Especially since Ill be trying to take some scuba gear in that and won't have much room for actual clothes!
Size, durability, and ability to get me through TSA quickly
quick access compartments, and a separate electronics sectional are also nice
I like a bag with wheels. If I’m on a small plane, I want a light, compact duffel that fits effortlessly into the overhead bin.
I travel a lot for business and the most important thing to me is having luggage fit under a chair. I dont trust luggage checking. After that durability and a small easy access pocket for cell phones and chargers. Multiple compartments is useful but it can be overdone.
One that is able to stuff under the seat in front of me in any of the CRJ's and be able to have all of the things I need access to during the flight!!And be a nice looking bag!!
I like the separation of spaces in a bag so my shoes don't smell up my clothes, clothes don't get wrinkly, etc.
I look for plenty of storage options: Small pockets, cushioned spaces for electric tablets/laptops, and secure zipped spaces for smaller items or valuables. If it fits nice and snug, and is durable - it's a win-win for me! 🙂
For me easy access to different things without everything falling out is important
@ Russ -- HOLY MOLY! Buying one immediately, and then likely as holiday gifts for everyone I know. Thank you, sincerely.
Looking for a bag that helps me keep everything organized and carries more than it looks like it should be able to.
Flat bottom, handles and shoulder strap, exterior pocket for travel docs, phone, etc.
I like a segmented bag- the Nomad Lane looks great. I usually pack a couple of spare outfits, laptop and books for a short trip.
I look for durability and an accessible outer pocket for documents - very important especially in the age of covid!
This looks like a great bag! I especially like the zippered pouches on the front/back for quick/easy access to essentials.
A bag that has enough compartments to split everything up into a manageable mess. As well as it being able to pack the bag away easily after getting home.
I take a different approach, I assume that I'll go through a bag a year so don't spend more than $100 on bags. With that limit I generally go for something that will withstand 100+ flights and hope for the best.
I have three bags that I use as my personal item or weekender bags. Louis Vuitton Keepall Bandoulière, a Kipling roller backpack I bought a church garage sale for five bucks and is tough as nails, and a hard side carry-on that I bought red tag at TJ Maxx.
Ooh interesting concept! Hope I can win the bag if the contest is still up :). Just a poor med student so out of the budget for the meantime haha
Oops forgot to put what I like in my bag. But definitely something with numerous pockets, nondescript, but also has structure that can stand on its own while also being compressable to fit under a Frontier seat! #bougie on a budget
I like a modern looking carryon. More importantly, it needs to be able to fit easily under the seat. I'm a huge fan of a carryon with lots of compartments.
Something versatile with a good amount of pockets and good organization. My main personal is a converted backpack that i made into a sling backpack. Great size but i wished it was a little bit bigger and had a strap to attach to my roller bag.
I like a bag that can slide over the handle bar on my rollaboard suitcase. Separate storage compartments are a must so I can organize my stuff and quickly access it.
On a carry-on I look for a comfortable bag, that also offers enough space and protection for all the tech I travel with.
I love a bag with enough pockets and areas to keep everything organized. This sounds like a bag that fits the bill!
I love a bag that let's you quickly retrieve and return my toiletries pouch without scrummaging or getting everything else out. (Ex. Going thru security)
I look for a bag that has different compartments and that can separate my dirty clothes from clean clothes. I also look for something that is lightweight
I definitely like the amount of pockets and the durability of the product. Since I mostly only take electronics, books, crosswords, etc. on the flight, some outside pockets are handy too.
A bag that reminds me I have to comment before Tuesday July 20th at 11:59PM Pacific.
Obviously without it, I missed the giveaway.