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Commuter Backpack - A little review - Is it for me?

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Hey hey!

The Creator Warehouse team were kind enough to send me over a Commuter Backpack to make a review video about on my YouTube channel.. They did similar last year, and I ended up with a special edition with my name engraved on it, and so many of you people here were kind enough to watch it! I was so excited to get my backpack, it looked just about the right size for me - I do love the 'original' one, but it just feels like it might be a bit too big for me, and I could end up looking like a kid on their first day of high school! No such problems with the Commuter, it's a perfect size - and I love the sheer number of pockets and how well thought out it is. Kudos too for the fact it doesn't go toppling over on the floor when the back is open with a laptop is in! The AirTag pocket is great and took me an embarrassing amount of time to find it.. 👀

Anyway, the lovely community managers have said it's cool to share my full video where I cover everything in a bit more detail - it's my first time reviewing a bag, so, please keep that in mind, but I think I've done a good job...

But is it actually the bag for me?

Well.. the answer might surprise you!

 

Video review is here

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17 minutes ago, kiphakes said:

The AirTag pocket took me an embarrassing amount of time to find.. 👀

You are not the only one... 👀

 

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