ROTHCO URBAN EXPLORER CANVAS BAG PLUS

ROTHCO URBAN EXPLORER CANVAS BAG PLUS

Solid canvas and the right size to carry my iPad plus other misc. It is important to know and understand what you will use this bag for, and what you want to be able to carry. I read all of the positive and negative reviews, and I would say that almost all are accurate. The entire external body side of the bag is a velcro-closed flat pouch (10.75'W x 8'H) with curved corners at the bottom to match the shape of the bag. There is an internal plastic 1.25' snaphook on which to tether a keyring. 10.5'W' x 6'H), and inside of the bag is a zippered currency pocket (5.25'H x 7'W, as found in most purses). The overflap, itself, is a large zippered compartment (approx.

There are velcro-closed pouches (roughly 5.5'H x 3.5'W, tapered at the bottom) on either end of the bag, two small pouches on the front left (3'L x 2'H x 1'D, beneath the overflap), ID card slot on the right front (also beneath the overflap), a 5.5'W x 6'H flat slot behind the ID card slot, a 7.25'H x 5.25'W flat slot on both sides of the front, beneath the overflap, a plastic buckle to fasten the overflap. I am not worried one bit that she'll tear this messenger bag up at all. As it is, this was a gift for my teenage niece, so it should be more than enough to hold the numerous boy band and Harry Potter badges I've gotten for her. If I really wanted a bigger bag, I could have purchased a bigger bag. My initial instinct was to give 4/5 stars for a size on the small size for a student, but the dimensions are clearly stated in the description. It's made with heavy canvas, and it is quite sturdy. There are a multitude of compartments, and the quality of this bag is top notch. While this probably isn't large enough for a student who carries books, it is certainly large enough for somebody who carries a tablet and other school supplies. Besides, when I was on active duty for 15 years, I almost always had some type of backpack or map bag on me for items I needed or wanted to have at hand, and before that, I was a high school and college student carrying a backpack and/or gym back everywhere, so I'm just used to having something in which to keep my stuff neatly organized and readily accessible. I know what I've done in my life and how I was injured. The military styling and durability helps with any deep down concerns regarding my self image and masculinity while carrying around a 'man purse' everywhere I go, although I generally don't worry about such things very often, even when teased - especially when teased. I was medically retired from the US Army at 34 years old with major spinal and hip injuries and several surgeries, so as a 100% disabled, medically retired veteran, I need to have medication with me everywhere I go, medical identification cards and special instructions (just in case), as well as my wallet with several ID cards, car keys, water bottle, medications, smart phone and/or tablet, a medical journal, and, because I've been carrying a 'man purse' around for about two decades now, I keep pens, pencils, coupons, fingernail clippers, SPF lip balm, contact lens eye drops and other small items inside my pouch. I bought a black one after using an olive drab green one for over two years.

Rothco urban explorer canvas bag