Atlas Rucksack

I previously owned the Versa laptop bag and wanted to switch to a backpack. Love it! Functional, stylish, and won’t break the bank.

Almost perfect. Looks and feel of a good solid backpack. Solid 4.5 stars Great material throughout and heavy duty zippers. The only improvement I would suggest is a closable magazine sleeve. Possibly using one or two straps with quick disconnects in the same orange color as the metal O-ring.

This backpack is very thought out. The 3 main sections of the backpack work great, 1. laptop, iPad easy to access, I have not used it going through airport security yet but I think it's going to work great. Section 2 lots of room for files or whatever. Section 3 pens pencils, neg the key holder is plastic I broke it the second day I used it. The material that the backpack is made of seems very durable the zippers are high quality. The only other neg I have is the water bottle pocket/carrier is a little small, I do carry a tumbler so that's why I wish it was a Little larger. Overall this is a great backpack!!! Highly recommend it.

At first I was a little intimidated by the sheer amount of space combined with storage pockets. That said after removing everything from my Targus backpack I was quickly able to find a home for everything. I travel for work, so I like to have my bag organized in a way where I can quickly remove what I need for TSA, and get to my chargers/headphones while in the plane in a cramped window seat; this bag defiantly accommodates that. The Side pockets work great for drinks, gum, or sanitizer. The outer most pocket works well for items i need to grab quickly. The electronics pocket is great to have my two charging cable readily available , and I have good small pockets for batteries, a back up mouse and other random IT cords and connectors. In the middle pocket I can have two partitions for my gaming laptop with stand and charger, along with the separate partition for my work tablet with its mouse and charger.
For the computer packet, my Alienware M15 fits in there along with my surface laptop. I can also fit my Alienware X17 laptop in its cushioned case with the surface laptop.
For reference here are the X17 dimensions:
H: 20.90 mm (0.82 in.) for computers shipped with 360 Hz displays
W: 399.23 mm (15.72 in.)
L: 299.49 mm (11.79 in.)

As far as hauling everything around the airport, I am 6 feet tall and 210 lbs and I do not have any issues carrying the backpack around. The thing I really like is that i can sit the bag down and it stands up straight on its own. Also if I drop it too quickly, it is cushioned on the bottom, so I do not damage the electronics/ laptops within.

Unbelievably speedy delivery and always such helpful and kind customer service. Also love the product!

The BEST customer service I've experienced.
I originally had a Business 120 laptop bag that accompanied me overseas every month when I went to to work in Africa. After about three years, the straps began to separate form the pack and Everki immediately sent me a new backpack at no cost. I used the new one for about three more years. Recently, my dog found the backpack zippers to his taste and chewed two of them up pretty good.
While Everki couldn't warranty that damage, they did offer me a substantial discount any new pack. I found a great deal on their sale rack and ordered a Contempro pack. I no longer need the big Business 120.
When the Contempro didn't arrive, Daniel Ortiz and I emailed each other a number of times to sort the problem and find my bag. It was delivered to a neighbor by mistake (I missed a digit on the address).
Everki's dedication to their customers is so refreshing and appreciated. I am about to find a computer bag for my girlfriend in her new real estate venture.
Thank you to all at Everki!

This is a great backpack.

This is the best backpack I've ever had. Using it today for business travel, perfect for packing all laptop, extra monitor, and accoutrements. I especially like that the pack is roomy enough that I can take some basic clothes and toiletries, so when the airlines lose my luggage, which gratefully seems to happen less these days, but I'm never stuck looking for an open store at 10 PM on a Sunday night. Their customer service is real, and responsive.

I just received my Atlas backpack and not surprisingly it is outstanding. I got this because I had an ASUS G73 before and had an Everki to fit that. It was too big for my latest laptop. I really love the adjustable fit of this one. And the tablet pocket is opposite the laptop so they nestle together in the same part of the bag. Everki is very thoughtful about their design and make the bags very practical for us. Pockets and compartments for everything. The bags are also very durable. I had the last one for many years and it does not show any wear. I have it put away in case I go big again.

This thing is a beast! I needed a bag for work travel that would fit 2 laptops and the equipment for both. I needed to carry a Surface Book 2 as well as a Dell Precision (now have 5550) for work trips. I also added in tablet, battery pack, kindle, chargers for each device, phone, headset, rain coat, gloves and hat and more. The bag fit everything and even had room for incidentals. And as with the other Everki I have, the orange inside makes it easy to see everything. I love the little pocket at the top, where I keep my air pods pro, chapstick, phone and glasses case. The front open "magazine pocket" is great for easy access to stuff like boarding passes (though I have swapped to using phone only for those) and quick access items. It is, as I said, the best travel bag for my kit I have owned. It replaced a TimBuk2 messenger that failed after 5+ years. I have had this bag now for 2 years and it has been solid. I do not use it every day, but it is the only travel bag I use for my kit.

The weight is good, considering the quality of the fabrics and build. I am noticing a little wear where the straps are sewn into the top of the pack. No tears yet, but it is noticeable.

My only con is the chest strap - I wish I could lock it in place, it keeps sliding way up. Nothing critical, but it can be uncomfortable.