909 Days Update: Saddleback Thin Front Pocket Leather Briefcase Long Term Review (4K HDR 60 fps)

I’ve had the Saddleback Thin Front Pocket Leather Briefcase for Two and a half years, and this is my long term ownership update and review.
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[@MyFireVideos]

Nice review! Good looking bag!

[@jabbledee2]

Thanks, super helpful review. Grabbing one now!

[@stanbrown915]

Fort Worth Texas not Dallas. Love that bag, might get one but I've got to stop buying bags from them😂😂😂

[@_jonathancollins]

Some questions for you! 1. Are you still using this bag today? Are there any noticeable differences between when you posted and now? 2. How does this bag do in the rain? Do you trust your electronics to stay dry, even in a downpour? I'm not familiar with leather care or anything like that, but I assume if an animal can withstand the rain, so can the bag! Also, thanks for the review. I like long term reviews, cause it shows actual wear and tear, rather than just showing how something looks brand new.

[@pjoh7]

Yes, I still use it every day. It carries my work laptop, and everything else I need. I even carry it on my bike pannier rack often by clipping it to the rack with a carabiner clip, so it has seen some abuse. The only differences are a slight darkening of the leather in areas it has contacted my body. It fares well in the rain, it has gotten into a drizzle several times without issues. I haven’t carried it out in a downpour, but that is primarily because of carrying an expensive laptop inside.

[@_jonathancollins]

@@pjoh7 Thanks for the quick reply! It's very helpful

[@raphi143]

Just wow👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@WilliamCrombie]

How thick of a book could you comfortably fit in there alongside your laptop?

[@pjoh7]

@@WilliamCrombie comfortably, probably about a 2” thick book with a 16” MacBook Pro. You could stuff it up further, but then it would bulge a bit.

[@DecoyJayc]

There is no need for you to repeat their propaganda points. Talk about your own experience and opinion.