Kensington K60384WW Contour 2.0 Pro Overnight Laptop Spinner Backpack - 17.3 Inch Business Travel Laptop Bag with USB Charging Port, Water Resistant & TSA Friendly for Work, School & Commuting

Very good design with several bonus features I didn't expect.It has an external cup/brolly holder and can be used as a top loader. So can be added to a weekend bag. This makes it very versatile.Comes with several compartments, each well designed. Generally appears to be durable but has weak points (see below). Holds files, computer and all the bits you need for a meeting. I particularly like the ticket compartment, good for a phone and will hold a kindle paperwhite, although another cm depth would make all the difference there. It's Well balanced wheeling it along when packed, floats in the hand. I'm able to recommend it despite a couple of issues.The shoulder strap is good and comfortable considering the total weight and the ergonomic handle is very good. Being rigid it doesn't pinch the fingers and the double handle arrangement means you can carry it open without spilling stuff. Both handle and strap appear well engineered.Firstly, I'd have designed it to put the computer in with the files section. In fact I've cut out the computer sleeve and used my own putting it in the files section adding some foam padding beneath so the computer is not resting on the ground. This works well freeing up a whole compartment which can now hold hat gloves light waterproof jacket lunch etc.I've also added padlocks, you'll need 2 or even 3 to fasten every section. You can buy them in pairs so one key opens them both.I've also added zipper pulls as the shiny metal zippers tend to slip through your fingers when wearing gloves.The cup holder design is velcroed shut, so when you open it to use you expose a poor quality nylon netting which catches on everything you walk past. This tore on first use. It still holds a cup, but still, my nice new case has been damaged. The cup holder should have been made from sheer material that would not catch, better still something with elastic in it.I can I think repair it, but shouldn't have to.Overall I can't give it 100% but it is now non the less very good.Comparing it to others, feature for feature, it's a lot cheaper. The only other top loading wheeled briefcase I've found is a very expensive Samsonite.It's not the lightest I've owned, but neither is it heavy.On balance I like it. With just a few small design changes it could be phenomenal.