Right Pack Backpack - Durable Daypack with Padded 15" Laptop Sleeve, Spacious Main Compartment & Integrated Water Bottle Pocket, Cargo Green

This bag as delivere for me , i love the quality,perfect size for high school kid, my daughter loves it. Trust value for money , the material is durable and zipper good, make traveling easy, straps are comfortable,pockets space can hold alot of this. My purchase this from last September 2025 and condition of the is good

I’ve been using the JanSport Cool Backpack for a while now, and it’s easily one of the best backpacks I’ve owned. The design is sleek but still spacious, with just the right amount of compartments to keep everything organized. The large main pocket fits books, a laptop, or even a change of clothes, while the front organizer pocket is perfect for smaller items like keys, chargers, and pens. The padded straps make it super comfortable to wear—even when the bag is full—and I appreciate the durable zippers that glide smoothly without snagging. The fabric feels strong and long-lasting, so I know this will hold up through daily use, travel, or school. What I like most is the versatility. It looks professional enough for work, stylish enough for casual use, and functional enough for trips. Plus, the insulation in the front pocket actually keeps drinks or snacks cool, which is a really thoughtful touch. Overall, the JanSport Cool Backpack combines quality, durability, and smart design. Definitely worth the purchase if you need a reliable backpack for school, work, or everyday life.

Simple, durable, and reliable. The material feels sturdy, and the suede bottom adds extra protection. Fits a 15” laptop comfortably and has enough space for daily essentials. The design is clean and classic—no extra compartments, but that keeps it practical and easy to use. Perfect if you want a no-fuss backpack that lasts.

I bought this backpack for my daughter because she needed something sturdy with enough space for her books, laptop, and school essentials. I loved the quality right away — the fabric feels durable, and the suede details make it look really nice. It has several well-designed compartments, including a padded laptop sleeve, which gives me peace of mind knowing her things are well protected. The straps are comfortable and don’t dig into her shoulders, which is great since she carries it every day. So far, it’s holding up really well and still looks like new. A solid choice if you’re looking for something practical and stylish at the same time.

Ok, as of 9/6/24 I can confirm that these bags now at least have the possibility of a black interior as opposed to the white one that lots of people complained about. Nice job on Jansport's part for listening to customers and making the change. As of today, if you read on their website it says that the bag's interior may vary in color as they make a transition. My guess is the white is either totally phased out by this point or well on its way. Either way, the bag I got has a newer black interior with little pictures of backpacks and jansport written in a varying pattern. I really like the way it looks. As for the bag itself, this is my first "right pack". I had a super break and an older Made in USA kid's size backpack. The Made in USA pack was developing some tears which I repaired before giving it to my son to use. The super break pack felt very thin and cheap so I ended up selling it on eBay. In contrast, this backpack with the Cordura and suede feels very well made and high quality. It is also much better than a typical Walmart backpack. Reading reviews online about how great Jansport's warranty is was enough to seal the deal for me. Given the current price of around $60 I don't think you could go wrong for an all around edc type bag that can fill a variety of roles from international travel to local day trips. The only changes I made were removing the suede zipper pulls and adding coyote brown paracord pulls to all zippers because for some reason they only come on part of the zippers from the factory. Plus I like paracord better than the suede pulls. I also used homemade "Fjallraven" wax and a light coat of olive oil on the bottom of the bag to darken/protect the suede. (Pro-tip: if you use wax on any material, toss the item in the dryer with a few towels on high heat for about 15 minutes and it will help to melt in the wax and distribute it more evenly providing a much better end result and look). I put a small first aid kit with some basics like burn/itch cream, Tylenol, pepto, bandaids, etc. in the front pocket with another small ziplock with some foam ear plugs, safety pins, a couple rubber bands, etc. Just basic things you sometimes need when away from home. In the larger front pocket I placed a Zebra F-301 pen because they are pretty much the best pens made. I also stuck in a sharpie, my sunglasses, an eye mask for sleeping, USB charger block, and 3 way retractable charging cable. In the main pouch I have my MacBook Air m3 inside a Inateck laptop case because the Jansport by itself doesn't offer a level of protection by itself that I am comfortable with given the price of the laptop. I also tossed in my Fjallraven expedition pack down hoodie and Bose QC35 headphones in their case. This would be a typical load out for me to keep at my feet on a long flight. The only thing I would probably add is my Thermarest compressible pillow. Overall I am happy with the bag, if I could change anything about the bag it would be to size it down to approximately 20l as its really a tad on the large size for a edc bag. However, this could also come in handy if I ever use it as a stand alone bag instead of as a personal item in addition to a carry on. For reference, the bag with the above mentioned contents is about 17" tall, 13" wide, and 6" deep without much squishing at all. I think this easily meets personal item sizing for about any airline, but I also think you could easily squish it to fit whatever size you needed. The last three pictures with the factory tags still attached show the bag full stuffed with random pillows just to give an idea of the sizing if it were packed pretty full.

Bought this for my 8 year old daughter and this was a solid upgrade from a cheaper quality backpack. It should last her a couple of years. The quality is great and all the zippers are smooth. This is their midsize version and my son has their bigger one with a lot more pockets. I like this size for her but I do wish the main compartment opened up a bit wider so that it was easier to put a binder into it.

I absolutely love this backpack. Its stylish, simple, and lightweight which makes it perfect for taking it to school, to the office, or on a short day trip. The material is strong and textured and does not feel like it would easily rip or tear. The material on the bottom of the bag also has a soft velvet feel that is strong and does not easily get dirty or damaged. The front pocket is small, but the perfect size for your keys, a phone, sunglasses, or anything else you might quickly want to stash. The middle pocket is big enough to fit pens, snacks, electronics, or charging cables. It's the perfect size to fit an ipad mini. The large pocket is spacious and has a separate laptop sleeve while also still having space to store spare clothes, a jacket, a blanket, etc. I do wish there was an additional water bottle pocket. Sometimes I want to carry two bottles, but there is only one bottle pocket on the side.

My son uses this for his high school with all of his books and computer. He likes it and it's lasted all year which is a good quality piece for me and not having to buy a million backpacks