Slappa BulkHead 4: 1 Pro Travel Bag 15.4 Inches (4 Bags in 1) Black

Came with one stupid pouch. That's it.

SHORT VERSION; this bag is excellent at what it does - provides detachable compartments of various sizes to be used as you see fit. It doesn't have as much space as most backpacks of a similar size, so keep that in mind. Fits 17" laptops (mine is huge and it just about fits).LONG VERSION:I've been looking for a product like this for some time now, and Slappa was one of the few companies that offered such a thing; a laptop bag/backpack type thing that has compartments that can be detached for other purposes.I am a man who carries what I call a LifeSac, but you would probably call it a purse or "man-bag". Whatever; it's a small bag that I keep all my important everyday stuff in. I used to work in landscaping/maintenance and needed something to carry all my stuff and lunch in. I thought I bought a lunchbox but it turned out to be a small cooler with a compartment for other stuff.That cooler changed my life. EVERYthing I could possibly need in a day was in it, least of which my food. However, I eventually got a desk job in a more business-like environment where my beat up cooler-handbag no longer fit in. Add to that the need to carry around my laptop and all its peripherals, and suddenly I was walking around with too much stuff.So I started looking for a laptop bag that had compartments for my everyday stuff that I could bring to work, but THEN I could detach just the part with my personal effects in it so I could be on my way. This was a surprisingly difficult task; the only two options I found was Slappa and some European company. The Euro brand was neat and modular but cost way too much for so little.Anyhoo, I ordered the Slappa Bulkhead hoping it would be what I needed. It TOTALLY is; I use one large compartment for my 17" laptop, one smaller compartment in front for my laptop peripherals and office junk, and one more similar compartment in front is used as my LifeSac/man-bag. When I go to work, all three are attached to each other. When I go anywhere else, I unzip my LifeSac and throw it over my shoulder. It's that easy (there is a 4th compartment for another laptop that I keep detached under my desk for the rare days I need to bring paperwork to a client. It's happened, so it is useful).It has very little aesthetic design to it, which could be a blessing. All the zips to the compartments have a nice covering flap to protect from the weather, though the zips between compartments do not. It scuffs up easily, so don't expect this to look like new for long. The two laptop pouches are the same size, whereas the front two compartments are similarly sized but one is definitely larger than the other (in the picture, the bottom pouch is smaller than the top pouch. I use the smaller for my laptop peripherals and the larger as my LifeSac). None of the pouches/compartments have any dividers or smaller compartments inside them; you literally have four bags attached to each other. This is great for me, may not be ideal for others. It also comes with two straps, a rugged one for your shoulder to carry it all and a smaller one for use with the detached compartment of your choice (my LifeSac 2.0 looks a lot more like a handbag/purse now, unfortunately).My absolute only complaints about this product are the zipper handles (they come off really easily so be careful) and the fact that I completely missed that it didn't come with back-pack straps; when I'm fully loaded it's an awkward behemoth to carry on a shoulder strap. I'm getting backpack straps made for it, but Slappa also offers a rolling-luggage version if you're interested.So, long story short; I bought this bag so that I could have a laptop bag and purse in one, with the option to disconnect the purse and take it around with me. I don't like calling it a purse but here we are.If you want a laptop bag with detachable pouches, this is for you.

ok here is the 411 on this bag. If you are buying to be hip, cool or anything else to try and make you standout forget this is not the bag for you. It is black like your black car has gone through a dust storm and you haven't washed it in weeks black.Now why you would buy itOnly bag I have found designed to carry two laptops without needing sleeves or putting them into areas they aren't suppose to go. (And yes I carry two laptops every week flying coast to coast right now in a backpack and I have scratched them up badly cause with sleeves they won't fit)This bag is built to last. second bag I have bought from Slappa first being a Slappa Matrix backpack, had that fall off back of my motorcyle and dragged it a few feet going about 30mph. laptop and everything else still survived. This will do the same I am pretty sure from the materials they have used.Flexible configurations each compartment zips off and you can carry just what you need with you.there are only 4 compartments - ok some people are going to not like this idea but I lose stuff in all those compartments in other bags. I prefer an arrangement like this where I can just put what I want into gear pouches and put the gear pouches into a fairly decent size pocket and not have a 10 small pockets for which I can't stuff anything into that I need seriously who is going to carry an Iphone or HD2 in their bagFinally the size and shape of the bag should mean it will fit under all airplane seats