Osprey Parsec 26L Laptop Backpack, Black

Awesome backpack. It is extremely comfortable, roomy, and I love all the storage compartments and the KICKSTAND. It stands up all on its own, and I did not know how much I was missing with backpacks until I got this feature. This backpack rules.

My perfect travel bag. I use this for my every travel and this fits laptop, camera and other item for travel. I also use this bag to carry stuff around in town when on vacation.

This backpack is great and I loved it traveling in Europe. The closest section to the shoulder straps has a padded divider for an electronic device and a zippered pocket facing backward which is hard to see and a good place to keep cash or other items you don’t want pick pocketed. This pack was light and comfortable to wear all day, as well as small enough to stuff under a seat or air plane overhead compartment.

I love this bag. The look, the functionality, & the capacity are all great. The air mesh back panel works well. While this bag is not designed to carry a water bladder, there is still a hose opening between the shoulder straps. You could definitely rig something together if you were so inclined. My only complaint is that I wish the shoulder strap padding was a little thicker.

So far the only negative items are the color schemes and the waist belt tabs flipping in. In all other respects thus is a better sized version of the Topos, which was great, just a bit big to fit under the seat when flying. I still have more space than I should fill with gear.

I bought this pack to replace a bag I used for 7 or 8 years. Things I was looking for: - Water bottle pockets - Room for 16” laptop plus iPad, plus Nintendo Switch in storage case, and all the various tech bits that go along with these items (chargers, portable storage, cables, etc.) - Adjustable hip belt and shoulder harness I feel like this pack delivers on those points, however a couple notes: I am a 270 pound weightlifter, with wide shoulders. The frame might be just a smidge too narrow for comfy all-day wear, but I have not tested that out yet. The hip belt is about half as wide as I expected it to be, but again, haven’t tested full-day carry yet. Also the front pocket goes all the way down the front but the zipper only opens about halfway so just be aware of that when you are loading your gear. The bag looks like a million bucks and I’m looking forward to my next trip when I can fully test it out. Until then, I will say I’m pleased with my purchase.

I really like this backpack and I mostly use it for work. I love that I can just set it down and it will stay upright with the internal frame. The added weight of the fram is not noticeable to me at all. This pack holds my work laptop but it will also hold my larger 17 inch personal laptop easily. The pockets and storage slots are well thought out and so far I have not ever thought "I wish this had X" in my day to day use of it. The side water bottle holders are a good size - large enough to fit bigger bottles but tight enough that they won't just flop out if you bend over. I have the hikelite pack as well and water bottles will just fall out of the holders on it which drives me nuts. I recommend this pack to everyone needing a good all-rounder

Looked for years for the bag that will stand up beside me at a coffee shop, office, home, wherever I am. Great bag. Best purchase in my life on a bag for computers.

Schöne Farbe, gute Passform für Männer

Great but not perfect. I'm maybe 20 pounds over weight (6ft, 210 pounds) and the bottom straps can rub on my small love handles. I ended up modifying them myself to make them comfortable again with a thread and needle. Its a great backpack otherwise. I love the kick stand.

De nombreuses poches pour s'organiser. La pochette rembourrée pour ordinateur portable est idéale pour le bureau ou l'école. Le cadre interne qui lui permet de tenir debout tout seul est génial.

This is a seriously good bit of kit. Commuting, hiking and even works as a holiday backpack. All in one. Sturdy, tough and well made. I hunted around a lot, for a replacement ‘everyday, every situation’ backpack and this hit the mark for me. I’ve even customised my bag with some patches, which was straightforward to sew on due to the front compartment pocket allowing access. If you’re so inclined like me =) Pros: - Cavernous capacity. It can swallow a lot and do it comfortably. It seems true to its stated capacity of 26 litres. I've come from a North Face Jester backpack from 2016. Which was 23L, this Osprey bag is fair bigger and makes me think other brands are overly generous with numbers. There are two main compartments with double zippers, followed by two smaller front compartments with single zippers. Lots of ways to split your items up and fit them in. Makes the bag versatile. - Osprey like to use recycled materials in all their products but this doesn't mean the quality has been compromised at all. It's lovely that they are environmentally aware. - There is a small scratch-resistant lined zip pocket (where the Osprey logo is) for sunglasses and other scratch venerable items. It would suit watches and jewellery too. - It has what they call an 'AirSpeed' back panel which is like a springy mesh which makes a gap between your back and the bag material. This lets air circulate and keep the sweatiness down. Although, I've found its main reason is shape comfort / suspension. Keeps pointy objects in the bag from poking you. Mesh conforms to you back better and thus more comfortable. - Sternum strap. Great for when the bag is full and heavy to spread/ remove shoulder load. Also, very useful for cycling, securing the bag on your shoulders. However, I did shorten the strap and restitch, as I found the extra material to flap around way too much. - Removable hip belt. I find a hip belt useful when hiking but when commuting, it’s just annoying. Being able to remove it is very helpful. - Strong grab handle, zips that feel tough and stitching that doesn’t have loose ends. There is defiantly quality built into this bag, which makes me feel it will last for many years. - Two bottle pockets either side is great for hiking, with straps to really secure bottles in place when you are more active. - The kickstand feature / bag frame. This is what adds to the weight (see cons) but its what makes the bad really useful and strong. The bag sits upright by design without needing to lean against something. The frame also helps the bag maintain is shape, which stops objects bulging through the bottom as much as on none framed bags. The frame is hinged so the bag can collapse flatter. Cons: - Weight. This backpack is over 1.1Kg on its own. Compared to other back packs of the same capacity, which are almost half the weight (around 0.75Kg). It's got some gravity. However, this becomes insignificant when you put the bag on your shoulders. The frame adds strength and shape. A worthwhile trade-off I feel. - Slight design flaw. The hip pad attachment points have a silly tendency to fold in on themselves as you put the pack on. I found myself reaching behind every time to push them into place. Solution is some elastic strap and some thread. Pictured my solution in red. Works a treat as I can still access the hip attachments when needed. =)

Der Rucksack hat eine für mich sehr gut passende Einteilung. Sowohl für kurze Dienstreisen als auch für den täglichen Gebrauch in der Freizeit oder für die Büro Tage. Praktisch ist, das der Rucksack frei steht.