Jansport Superbreak DayPack

I have had a black one of these backpacks for 5 years, bought new for £17.99 on eBay, used since my first day of college, still in use today with no rips or holes either. As you can imagine, being a graphic design student, I had this bag filled to the brim with books, notepads, pens, paper, all sorts of stationary. It has 2 compartments, the main one that uses 2 zips to keep it closed (which is better as you zip it up in either direction or have them positioned) one with 2 polyethylene frills to pull. The bags main bit of space looks slightly smaller than an A3 size piece of paper (its roughly half a metre in height and 35CM across) and stores books particularly well. The 2nd compartment on the bottom front part of the rucksack uses one zip and has a small open pocket inside. I use this pocket for rubbers, sharpeners, pens etc its good to use as a pencil case. Both zips are really strong and rarely get stuck or snag on other parts of the bag. It has a literally 'handy' handle strap to carry the bag in one hand and 2 long padded arm straps which can be extended or retracted to be a tighter or looser fit. Overal it is a suitable, small/medium sized rucksack that can look like a fashion accessory or an unnoticeable pack. Although it only has 2 compartments, so you can't really separate your stuff and if a drink leaks inside it, almost all your stuff is gunna get ruined.

For an even greater example of what it can contain - I've used it many times to transport an Xbox (also dubbed X-BRICK for its size and weight) video game console with all the cables, games and controllers. I went for the traditional black one, with the brand logo of JanSport in rectangle of white, blue and red. However, JanSport offer a huge amount of different colours, themes and patterns for your own unique preference (for an example, check out amazon's options). I preferred one that could look fine no matter what I wore, because 1. I'm a guy and 2. my fashion sense isn't exactly spectacular or extravagant. For the low price, its totally worth it, seeing as its available in a mountain of versions and lasts longer than 5 years.