Alpinestars Men's Urban, Black, One Size

Excelente Producto

Size, style and ergonomic are the best. Very comfortable. Exactly what I needed.

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After two months of use this pack works well for me for its intended purpose, a safe (straps not exposed and hanging all over the place), aerodynamic, ot bulky and protective pack for commuting.Construction appears to be good and design is well thought out for my tastes. Zippers wok well and strap adjustment is excellent and very accommodating to my mix of summer and winter jackets.A previous commenter complained about no storage space because they couldn't get their inline skates in the bag. Either this person doesn't truly own the bag or failed to familiarize themselves with the bag or they have oversize skates, because it does have the capability to expand by unzipping the base section, giving an additional 4.5 L of room, easily enough for a set of normal inline skates and more. I had no problem getting my daughter's inlines in the pack. That being said, most of us don't require room for inline skates for commuting. Obviously that commenter may just need a larger backpack.As for commuting, I have no problem carrying my lightweight rain gear, 12" tablet, spare shirt, socks, ankle high Keen work boots and lunch.Make no mistake though, this is not a large capacity pack. I would estimate around 18 to 20L, with an additional 4.5L when expanded.I wanted a pack that was not large, no straps hanging all over (dangerous if snagged during a stepoff), awkward or bulky, would fit close to the body and carry my needs for commuting to work. This pack does that for me fine but not with much more room than that.If you require much more capacity than that, I recommend a 25L or larger. But remember the larger you go the more awkward and balance effecting the results. Side bags or panniers would be safer.

I can't understand what this bag is "for". It doesn't fit a helmet, it doesn't fit boots, it barely fits a computer, and anything irregular pokes you in the back. Its too heavy, its waaay too large, the pharbon kyber is crummy and deforms effortlessly, and it has too many straps flinging every which way in the wind. You can't tail-mount it, and if you unzip it a little, it wants to unzip the whole way down the sides and spill your stuff out. The reflective material is BEYOND reflective though, so that's nice.

This bag has zero storage. I tried to take my in-line skates with me the other day and it wouldn’t even hold ONE of them, let alone the pair. You can fit maybe a t shirt and jeans and POSSIBLY a pair of shoes, but that’s it.The straps look ridiculous. They fasten together at the chest, which is something I wanted for the bike of course, but the straps/fastening system look like a sports bra from Layne Bryant.Summary: this holds almost nothing and looks embarrassing. Wish I would have saved my money.