DAKINE Network II 31L Backpack for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Great Backpack, not really missing anything. Lots of different compartments, when I first started using it I would often forget which compartment I had stored things in, but that is more of a "me problem." lol. Very happy with the purchase

I bought this bag because I needed a backpack that would carry 3 textbooks. I was not disappointed at all this bag has so many compartments. Perfect if you like to keep things well organized.

I was looking for an EDC bag to replace my old one which, although compact, it was giving me hell whenever I need to carry more than my laptop, wires and couple of extra stuff. I bought this bag thinking that I was going to sacrifice transportability over carrying capacity. And boy was I surprised when I noticed that I could carry a whole lot of stuff and it still looks around the same size as my other bag.

When looking for a new pack I knew I needed something with better internal organizations for my files, books, and tech. This pack is loaded with internal pockets, zippered pouches, etc. I am astonished to find my bag that I replaced this one with was larger (According to liters) and that this pack took everything I had in my old pack and them some! The best part is this pack is lighter and lays flatter than my original. Which looked more like a mountain than a back pack. I cannot wait to find more uses for this pack it's amazing!

Truthfully, I need to be more organized just to take advantage of the many pockets and organizational opportunities that this pack provides. It has a ton of space yet provides pockets and divided sections so that whatever you are seeking isn’t at the “bottom of the bag.” The laptop and corresponding tablet section truly is TSA compliant. The only negative, and possibly it isn’t from a durability standpoint is the outer material. It does not have a “smooth” feel to the hand, it feels more like medium fine sandpaper. Granted, packed in a commuter bus, it would provide some personal space as I would not want my bare arm packed up against the material. The back cover and straps are comfortable and easy to use for an extended trip. I just wouldn’t use this pack as a pillow on an extended day length hike.