Tech Sack

It's a really solid build, but the zipper's a bit sticky.

It's a really solid build; if you've got a commuter backpack, you'll know this material. I'd give it 5 stars, but unfortunately, the zipper's a bit sticky, so sometimes, even with not much inside, it's a struggle to close the tech sack. If you're tired of just tossing your cables into your backpack, I totally recommend it, since it has tons of pockets to organize your tech.

Super handy little carry bag. I like the commuter more but this is small enough that I don't mind keeping it in my car. A little pricey for what it is but that's LTT quality.

Outer shell is not as stiff as I expected it to be, such as a Sisma controller case or a Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones case. Mildly concerning to me for longevity of my G502 Lightspeed & Signature M650 mice, relating to clicking buttons. However, it’s plenty stiff to hold its shape just fine, and if anything that flexibility makes it more accessible for bigger hands like mine. And there’s definitey plenty of space that, with the right packing job, you can prevent most “wasted clicks” from simply handling the bag. Such as the four 50 cm Cygnett Armoured cables I have packed in mine, of which naturally add a small buffer due to being looped around the width and height of the bag. A definite recommended for me, with the caveat that I’d suggest using some zipper pulls with this, especially the harder to reach zipper pouch inside the bag. That, and don’t try to stuff this bag into too tight of a space, being that it’s a flexible shell and not a hard case.