Everest Luggage Oversize Deluxe Backpack

I'm really happy with this backpack. I received it a few days ago and I like the quality of this backpack. It has lots of pockets to put all my books and equipment for my computer and school work. I don't use a laptop but I do carry lots of cables and audio equipment with me. I got mine in a nice navy blue color and the quality of the stitching on mine is good. I've read review on another site that state there's a quality control issue with some of their backpacks, but mine is good and if there's any issues I'll post an update. The zippers are functional and dont feel bad at all. The smaller pouches on the back have pockets on them and inside of them, while the main compartment and the side pouch are, each, only a single compartment. The straps and area that covers your back is padded and feels decent. Very good and large backpack for what it cost. Just be sure, as with any product, to check the quality of the one you get. No problems so far.

Overall, for $25 you can't beat this backpack and I love mine. Lets me get my work done and carry everything I need for my daily tasks. I'm glad I purchased this backpack cause the prices other brands want are ridiculous. I'm very satisfied.

Several years ago, I purchased a Nikon D-90 camera package that included a nice and fairly expensive camera bag if purchased individually. As I've added lenses and other accessories, I needed to replace the bag in order to accomodate the extra equipment. When I priced camera bags, I found them outrageously expensive and not much more practical than the bag I already had.

I then looked at backpacks and found this one at a fraction of the price of a dedicated camera bag. Though I had some misgivings, I ordered it and when it arrived, I found it to be perfect for its intended use as a camera pack. I added a 12 x 12 x 4 in. piece of closed cell foam into which I cut custom holes for my camera and lense, four additional lenses, batteries and charger, two flash attachments and a flashlight in the main compartment.

The backpack itself offered excellent padding at the back and I added another piece of closed cell foam (12 x 12 x 1 1/2 in.) on top. I was especially pleased that I was able to include a cutout for my 650mm reflector telephoto lense which had always had to travel in a separate container if I traveled with it at all.

With all of the major equipment included in the main compartment, I was then able to use the outside compartments for additional equipment such as camera manuals, a card wallet, electrical cables, batteries for remoted shotter release and flash attachments, lense wipes, USB cables, USB card reader and other "stuff." The exterior straps allowed the attacfhment of a small tripod on the outside of the bag.

On a recent cruise of the Italian Amalfi coast and a land tour of Rome, I added a handheld GPS, a Kindle Fire, a guidebook, a walkie-talkie and still had room to dump all of my pocket change, keys, headphones, lighters, etc. to use as a carry-on for going through security.

With it fully loaded, the bag weighed about 35 pounds but still was functional as a sling bag and was easy to get on and off as a backpack. It was completely comfortable and functional as a backpack/camera bag on a three-mile walking tour of Rome.

This is a quality daypack and well worth the investment as a camera pack with the minimal modifications I made.

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I use it as a travel luggage bag and it looks like it is very good for the distant and flight travel.

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My daughter needed a large backpack since she has to carry so many books home. This bag is large but without a lot of extra weight. Plus, lots of pockets!

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was bought 4 my son in college he like it!!!!!!!! he is normaly ruff on backpack hopefully this will last