Introducing: RiutBag X35 Secure expandable 35 litre laptop backpack by RiutBag designer Sarah Giblin

RiutBag X35: www.riut.co.uk/
Let designer Sarah Giblin take you through the RiutBag X35. It's a hybrid backpack which turns from a compact laptop backpack into a max-carry on travel backpack. It's also got useful features like large bottle holders, 15.6" double laptop compartment as well as its shape shifting skills. Change your backpack to have the capacity you need anytime, staying smart and secure whatever you have to carry.
If you have any questions, get in touch at [e-mail] on just on the RiutBag website: www.riut.co.uk/

[@cheflia5555]

Best bag ever. Love mine!

[@opdavies]

Liking the medium mode idea. I hadn't thought of that before.

[@LetBBB6345789]

Hi Sarah, nice makeover! Love the addition of TWO stretchable sides for bottles (or other). In case you are open-minded about adding additional different use case bagpacks to your product line: Would love to see a wheeled version with detachable daypack. - theft while wearing the backpack is not among my primary concerns (I know it could happen but never felt to be in that type of danger during my travels) - regularly am concerned with moving my backpack, including over longer periods of times and regularly through cities/on roads. - Frequent stop and go action (which for non wheeled backpack means keeping it on or continuously putting on and taking off again) - separate daypack means I can leave my main bag packed and organised and only take the essentials on my daily trip (or still take all if I want to) My preferred setup: - currently self-made and improvised because I did not find a good combo solution yet - wheeled 45cm x 30cm x 22 cm bagpack and separate slim anti-theft day pack of similar design/color, mountable on the wheeled pack via manually attached clips that make it look (almost) like a single backpack setup. - if I pack sufficiently slim, I can use both as carry-on (worked without issue including during airport check-ins) and easily detach and use a solid anti-theft daypack for day journeys. Dismissable negative: an estimated 1kg extra weight due to wheels and handle bar BUT they never weigh my carry-on luggage, security check and boarding never gave me troubles and if they had, I would just have taken out some stuff and put it in my pockets or put on an extra sweater (incl. wrapped around my waste). In practice, I do not or only just reach weight limits anyway. PS: why so serious in the video? :-)

[@TheAquilaSamurai]

Wait...its pronounced 'Riot'? I was always calling it 'Ree-ut' xD

[@KandarpXJani]

Some constructive input, perhaps a smile every now and then would go a long way 😊