BURTON Unisex Annex 2.0 Daypack

Brought this for my work commute and carrying shopping. Fits my 15 inch work laptop nicely. Holds a very full basket of shopping. Others have noted that the top zip means that there can be a bit of a gap, so you do have to make sure that you stack your shopping just right. Fine if you're a fussy packer, like me. The side pockets are a generous size, so big water bottles fit with ease, and great for stuffing other things that you need to access quickly. I think it's a nice looking pack too, it's neat and unfussy while being functional. My only complaint is that it is a tad to wide on the shoulder, but 2 way adjustable chest straps help out with this. I'm 170cm, female suze 10 so it's probably not going to be a good fit if you're smaller than this. The materials seem sturdy, although I do have my doubts about some of the plastic fixtures and buckles. Only time will tell on this one, but with the Burton lifetime guarantee, I'm not too worried!

An underrated backpack that's a great size (large enough to carry a laptop, charger, boots, towel, change of clothes, and still have space all without looking massive on your back). The laptop sleeve is nicely padded and fleece/soft lined, and the tablet sleeve is also nicely padded & lined. I can fit my 15.6" laptop in nicely, though it does require a bit of geometry to remove it or place it through the side zip.The side pockets hold water bottles well even if they're larger, however if the main bag compartment is completely stuffed, then you'll struggle to put a bottle in. However, the Velcro-closed compartments on these side pockets I've found to be great for carrying emergency stuff like paracetamol or a (small) first-aid kit.Every zipper on the bag is YKK and feel smooth to use.The external pocket closed by the straps has a water-resistant sort of lining between it and the main compartment, so I've found it great for carrying rugby boots (mens UK5) or somewhat damp/dirty clothing.The straps on the bottom are honestly somewhat useless as they require a lot of hassle to maneuver whatever you're trying to attach under the straps. However, they seem like they'd be easy to DIY into a clip sort of system which would make them far more useful.The top zipped pocket is fleece-lined (I think designed for sunglasses?), but is a decent size to carry sort of 'glove-box' items like pens, a notepad, penknife, etc.The hidden safety pocket thing is accessible by a zip just on the edge of the padded back. It's easily accessible while still wearing the bag so I've found to be good for wallet, keys, etc, and haven't been able to feel them through the padding.The shoulder straps feel nice and durable (have been using almost daily for 6 months now with no signs of wear), though slightly wide if you've got very narrow shoulders. The bag is decently water-resistant however if it gets fully soaked it can take a while to completely dry out again. Overall, the whole backpack is great if you're looking for something with a little more capacity.

My old Burton bag ripped internally (my fault - so not covered by lifetime guarantee). So bought this as a replacement & it has tons of space!I usually carry around 4 laptops for my job. I can fit these in & still have lots of room spare for chargers, headphones, etc. The side pockets will comfortably take a 2l soda bottle. I will probably be able to put my ski boots in & still fit in with new budget airline baggage policy.

The bag looks nothing like in the picture while in use, looks more like a bucket, the top flap collapses on itself if you use the pocket to put a phone in or anything else, and even when empty, and then it looks weird and wrong. Really wanted to like this bag, nice pockets but no secure buckles on the side ones, the tablet sleeve lacks any padding and if you put anything hard in the bag may damage your equipment. Not anywhere near enough pockets for a power bank and cables or anything of the sorts, on the inside you have one pocket and two pen slots inside a mesh pocket and if the bag is not filled you end up pulling the material and get the bag looking deformed if you stick a power bank or anything slightly heavy in there. No other organisational pockets at all and very weak bag frame structure to keep it upright. Not a recommendation unless it’s used as a gym bag or other sports that don’t require any thought.

Ich habe den Rucksack zu einem enorm günstigen Preis erwerben können.Der Rucksack ist bequem gepolstert und angenehm zu tragen, die Aufteilung im Inneren ist praktisch.Man kann durch einen seitlichen Reißverschluss am Rücken den Laptop herausholen ohne den gesamten Rucksack ausleeren zu müssen.Die aufgesetzten Taschen an den Seiten und der Front sind wahre Raumwunder und schlucken einiges weg.Einziger Punktabzug: Ist der Rucksäcke nicht vollständig gefüllt, sackt der Deckel in sich zusammen und bildet eine Mulde, die im Falle von Regen komplett vollläuft. Das ist nicht durchdacht.Ansonsten ist mein Sohn sehr glücklich mit dem Rucksack.Vielen Dank für Ihre Zeit, die Sie zum Lesen meiner Rezension aufgewendet haben.