Bellroy tokyo totepack is the one to beat. This ones tiny handles bothered me. The big flap is really cool and I like that its magnetic, but in real world use, it just gets in the way. Bellroy tokyo totepack is much easier to take off back, hold by handles, and access anything the bag or put things in. This one, the flaps kept obscuring my vision enough to be annoying at times.
That's really useful to now. I agonised between this and the Bellroy for a long time. I wasn't able to find anywhere to see them both in person so took a chance on the Peak Design. I'm definitely tempted to get the Bellroy now!
@@SHates I have the Bellroy tokyo totepack and love it for everyday use and commuting to the office. I recently bought a camera and so I'm considering buying this Peak Design totepack because of the protection it can offer and the side pockets make it really easy to get the camera in and out of the bag without needing to take it off.
can you do a reconfigure of the vertical dividers in horizontal position with example functional packing of your stuff. and an example laptop 15.6" if it fits in the compartment ty
Still happy a month later! My only small compliant and which may be more of an issue once it gets warmer is that there is no ventilation on the back. So if you walk a lot it can get quite warm against your back. When it does get warm though I just carry it which the soft handles really help with :) It's holding up well with daily use and the side access openings are particularly handy.
Could you do an on body shot i want to see how is looks when someone is wearing it
Bellroy tokyo totepack is the one to beat. This ones tiny handles bothered me. The big flap is really cool and I like that its magnetic, but in real world use, it just gets in the way. Bellroy tokyo totepack is much easier to take off back, hold by handles, and access anything the bag or put things in. This one, the flaps kept obscuring my vision enough to be annoying at times.
That's really useful to now. I agonised between this and the Bellroy for a long time. I wasn't able to find anywhere to see them both in person so took a chance on the Peak Design. I'm definitely tempted to get the Bellroy now!
@@SHates I have the Bellroy tokyo totepack and love it for everyday use and commuting to the office. I recently bought a camera and so I'm considering buying this Peak Design totepack because of the protection it can offer and the side pockets make it really easy to get the camera in and out of the bag without needing to take it off.
Damn I look at it here to check if it is cheaper than bellroy T_T but in our country bellroy is cheaper. I like this bag though.
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. I just couldn't decide the color yet. I was thinking to buy bone color, however black looks nice, too.
If you really like bone and you are attentive about your bag then go for it. Bone is a really beautiful variant
can you do a reconfigure of the vertical dividers in horizontal position with example functional packing of your stuff. and an example laptop 15.6" if it fits in the compartment ty
What kind of gears you carry with this bag? Thanks in advance
Generally 13" Macbook Pro, notebook, lunch and an umbrella. Sometimes also an iPad. Still plenty of space if I need it.
if you remove the dividers, can the bag be flattened?
Sadly not. The shape is pretty fixed.
SHates thanks!
So what do you think of it after used for sometime?
Still happy a month later! My only small compliant and which may be more of an issue once it gets warmer is that there is no ventilation on the back. So if you walk a lot it can get quite warm against your back. When it does get warm though I just carry it which the soft handles really help with :) It's holding up well with daily use and the side access openings are particularly handy.