An EATX size mainboard box or a normal size VGA box fits in the bacpacks first big chamber. (The ludicrously sized ASUS Extreme etc. mainboard boxes will not fit.)
The backpack is light, easy to wear and it keeps its form even if it's empty.
The top handle needs a little bit of adjustment before every use, because it's a bit stiff and shallow, so your fingernails can meet the zipper pulls.
The strap adjuster is metal (which is nice) and also slippery. The strap, which goes through it, is slim, so after a few times you have to readjust the straps.
The 2 main chambers zip pulls have good size and they are easy to grab.
The smaller zip pulls should be bigger, because they are not easy to grab (and I think the won't be as long lasting, as the big ones).
The zips are rubberized so they are more water resistant then the normal YKK zips. But for prolonged use (years) they can be weak points (we'll see).
In the second big chamber the pockets for the laptops taking up valuable space; if there's nothing in them, an ATX size mainboard box can be fit, but tightliy. Otherwise only narrow things can be stored here (next to the laptop(s)). The laptop pockets don't have restrain straps.
The sunglass pocket should have been 10 mm wider in both end. Big phones (like Ulefone Armor) are very thight fit (If the first big chamber is filled, this can be even more challenging). My RUSH 24 5.11 has almost got the right size, but it takes up space from the one big chamber.
The price could be a deciding factor. For example to import it to Hungary the total cost was 425 $.
A detailed invoice should have been sent at purchase, it would have eased the import process significantly. A proforma invoice should be attached to the box as well (3 copies).
On the box the actual price of the bag was 200 CAD, I don't know it was deliberate or a mistake, but it was confusing.

Love the bag, can’t to take it on my first trip. Looking at the design and material, I have no doubt that this is the last long distance travel computer bag I will ever need. I am now much more inclined to get the commuter bag should my daily travel increase.

Good job LMG/Creative warehouse!

Use this daily for Field Service all over Texas and has been great. However I have one issue, my Dell Lattitude(rugged) does not fit in the laptop sleeves. It's not a big deal I just push it in the middle but wasn't a little disappointed.

I am about 90% satisfied. There are still a couple minor things that I am missing from a 100% perfect bag, but it wasn't enough to drop a star.

First - lack of a waist strap that would shift weight from shoulders only to shoulders and waist. Though it like it can be fixed via 3rd party add on (which I still need to do).

Second - the sunglasses compartment is too tight for my liking. I feel like my glasses - both sunglasses and the ones I wear daily, are being squished. So I end up not using it, and just keep them in a separate case and throw it in the main compartment.

I've been wearing my LTT backpack for almost 2 months now and I hate leaving the house without it. The pockets are perfect, and all my standard gear now has its own little dedicated pocket. It's rugged, and wears its weight well. Even when "fully loaded", the mass falls nicely on your shoulders. The central pocket is suprisingly large and fits most items i need to carry around. I actually end up using the handle on the top quite often, which falls nicely in your hand and keeps it shape well. Also, the backpack is able to stand up on its own, which is lovely.

The only drawback I'd give it, is the price. I feel 250 USD was quite the investment, especially when shipping to Europe, it becomes pretty steep. I even had to pay duties twice (once to LTTstore, the second time to my postage company). The duty thing was actually solved by support immediately, so great job on the support!