I found the case to hold all necessary items for a day in the city for meetings.

First the Titan, then the Flight briefcase and now for my daily use, its the Flight backpack. At first I wanted to get the Atlas but here in Malaysia, we are kinda slow in receiving new models for most products released.

All my Everki bags are checkpoint friendly and I am very satisfied with the overall quality and design of each one of them. Being a luxury product salesman, I find no other bags in the same price range (in Malaysia, where other 'backpack established brand' are pretty much overpriced) which looked as professional as the Everkis'. When I carry them, I don't look like a college student nor do I look like an IT staff. Of course I could go for something like Tum or Samso or Bri & Ri backpacks, but the problem is here, those are made for people who might even have nothing in their bags except for papers and documents.

Everki compartment design however manages to provide us with loads of option to keep stuff properly. In my bag on a daily basis is a 15 laptop and its chager, an ipad, an ipod, backup batteries for two of my 5.5 smartphones (LG Optimus G Pro and Galaxy Note 2), a 15,600mAh power bank, 6 microUSB cables, 2 lightning cables, a couple of USB flash drive, a 500gb external harddrive, 2 USB chargers and a full size travelling headphones. This doesnt include 2 thick product brochures, miscellaneous accessories pamphlet and also an organizer to scribe notes.

The strap holds well although more cushioning could be added or a breathable design on the strap or the back of the bag to help with airflow. Living in Malaysia, the humidity and the heat will definitely make for uncomfortable travel with backpacks without airflow oriented design.

Padding and comfort was good, tons of compartment for keeping my ipad, ipod, electronic devices, chargers, cables, battery powerbank, product brochures, water bottles, keys, pens and my other sales tool. The top grip to carry the bag also feels durable as when I carry it with all my equipments inside.

The only thing essential missing I think on the Flight backpack is the rain cover, which i think would be perfect if Everki were to include in all of their backpack design. Other than that its a brilliant design backpack.