Everyman Hideout 5-Way Commuter

It’s a backpack, messanger bag, sling crossbody bag, briefcase and a clutch.

It’s a daily laptop backpack, weekend travel pack and a work to gym backpack.

The Everyman Hideout 5-Way Commuter Pack lets you decide what you want to carry and how you want to carry it.

The versatile packing compartment includes velcro-backed packing cubes that can be used for both travel and organizing daily carry. This compartment also includes compression straps for easy packing of bulky clothing and gear. Remove the packing cubes and compression straps altogether and you have an open main compartment that you can use just like a regular top loading backpack.

A second laptop compartment operates as your mobile office. Felted wool laptop and tablet sleeves keep your tech safe from scratches while additional pockets can accommodate a pen, chargers and flat documents.

The Everyman Hideout 5-Way Commuter Pack is one of the most versatile backpacks we have come across to date. We appreciate its slim and minimalist footprint that minimizes unsightly bulk when worn and keeps you looking your best. The rugged ballistic nylon exterior and water resistant zippers gives Hideout Commuter an attractive black-on-black colorway that makes the bag look as good as it functions.

What we like

  • Handsome minimalist design that would look great at both the office and at the airport.

  • Super fast and easy to switch between modes of carry

  • Includes packing cubes

  • Removable packing cubes and compression straps allows for versatile use of the packing compartment

What we don’t like

  • Slim 18L packing compartment limits what you can pack to 1 or 2 nights of travel.

  • No water bottle pockets

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Dimensions: 18” (H) x 12” (W) x 6” (D)

  • Capacity: 18L

  • Materials: 1680 PU lined Ballistic Nylon, water resistant zippers, felted wool

  • Laptop Sleeve: Up to 15”

  • Tablet Sleeve: Up to 12.9”

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