Incase ICON Backpack Review (2 Weeks of Use)

[@andyprozeller4735]

The reviewer did an excellent job reviewing this bag!, Great job!

[@DaBomb5309]

that cable hole on the side of the pack is for a battery bank

[@ChinmayH]

+1 not sure how it can be used for headphone pass through. It is for power bank but now with wireless charging power banks, this needs to be re-designed.

[@gavinferrie]

Did you reviewed incase A.R.C Day Pack ?

[@steverogers6867]

Would it be easy to keep a hydroflask (40oz) in the main compartment? With the mentioned structure towards the bottom of it.

[@ManuelVinicio]

Great review ! Do you know if any of the incases backpacks have the pass through for luggage handle ?

[@twowheelsandcroissant]

the ARC Daypack, im using it, more affordable too :)

[@dougshugarts3105]

How would you rate the bag's water resistance? For rainstorms, snow, etc?

[@juliesuenaga1826]

It's VX21 waterproof sailcloth outer material and durable

[@albertomunoz7620]

Thank you for the amazing review!

[@PackHacker2]

You're welcome, Alberto! Thanks for the support! - Austin

[@themurderbotfeed7688]

What happened to the main packhaker channel? 13 minutes is not a quick hit, its a full on review

[@DavidWilliams03]

Would a pair of sneakers fit in here?

[@Cozychamomilleaddict]

Can u review the woolnex version please?

[@PackHacker2]

We’ll pass this along to our managing editor. Thanks, Alexis! -Eric

[@SpinFireOne]

Excellent review!

[@muhammadzinc5228]

I heard this bag does not hold up after a year...is this true?

[@Terpopoly11]

I don’t know about this bag specifically but I bought an incase backpack in 2007 and I’m just replacing it now because the zipper gave out (probably because I’ve been overloading it). I would say their stuff is pretty durable.

[@roger9822]

Mine is 2 years old and it's just like brand new.

[@sashkastepashka]

Sold!

[@dandiaz19934]

Excellent review!! The product itself seems unwieldly, inaccessibly tight and heavy.

[@LeroyPelicci]

Hi there - I just came across your videos on backpacks and have found them super helpful. I’m looking for a new backpack. I have an old Incase and love it, and have been thinking of upgrading to the Icon. However, as someone who commutes into New York City every day and spends a lot of days/weekends in the city with my wife and newborn girl, I need more than a tech/computer bag (something that can fit some diapers too [haha]). I LOVE the thick material of the Incase backpacks, and the way they KEEP THEIR SHAPE even when not full - as opposed to getting all saggy and hanging down like an old Jansport. I would greatly appreciate if you could provide me with some recommendations on backpacks that work for tech/professionals (e.g., laptop compartment, mouse & pen holders, etc.) but also have some storage space (e.g., maybe for a few packing cubes, etc.); nothing too huge and boxy though like a Tomtoc (I’m not really doing any “traveling” with it) - just something sporty with some storage and that keeps its shape/form when not fully packed. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. I would greatly appreciate it. A huge fan, - Leroy

[@kyeolchoi8860]

Is it waterproof?/

[@PackHacker2]

Waterproof? No. Water-resistant? Yes! 😃 In light rain, you’ll be okay-but if it’s a downpour, head for cover. -Eric

[@jordanluers1680]

You can tell when someone doesn’t actually use a bag.. “you could keep your phone here, we’ve just been keeping a notebook” how many notebooks does one person need.. also not very bright to keep your wallet in the easiest pocket for thieves to access

[@에릭-e7j]

This backpack is good for carrying tech gears but not so good for traveling..