Bravo Backpack (23L)

A great option for every-day use and business trips

This pack offers excellent level of comfort and space to carry what I need in my commuting lifestyle. The materials are high-qualitative, the design and look are classy, while not attracting attention. I have recently used it on a business trip and I found the side-pocket very useful to keep my passport and wallet. Two water bottles can be carried and, in general, the combination of pockets and bis compartment space allows to carry both rather "chunky" (pullover, books) and smaller items (glasses, bag with meds. The volume is still rather limited, so that it can be carried the whole day long without problems. I could not be any more satisfied with this product!

So close to perfect, but not quite

I love almost everything about this backpack. It is the perfect size for a personal item to compliment your carry-on luggage while being small enough that it can work as a day pack at your destination too. Water resistance and water bottle pockets are my personal must-have features and the Bravo meets those criteria. But the one major downside is that the false bottom of the laptop pocket isn't sufficient. If I took off my backpack and set it on the ground without thinking, the bottom edge of the laptop would definitely receive some impact. I can mitigate that by rolling up a t-shirt and using it as a lining at the bottom of the main compartment, but I really wish I din't have to do that, especially with a bag at this price point. That said, I am still overall quite pleased with this backpack.

Great EDC backpack

I rotate the bravo backpack and the elements backpack pro as they’re the best midsize backpacks for housing my bigger gear. You can’t go wrong between the two. My only con is the odd shape of this bag. It’s extra wide up top then narrows down on to the bottom. Not a deal breaker and still a beautiful looking backpack but just keep that in mind before purchasing.