How does this bag compare with the Everki Titan?
740679
The nomad backpack is the perfect choice for a gamer, it'll fit anything u'll put into it, durable material, comfortable while traveling, love it
740680
I have no personal experience with the Everki Titan. This bag is roomy and well laid out.
740681
I have seen both in person. My friend just purchased the titan on an upgrade and he loves it. I still prefer the Asus Nomad for fit and features. This bag is tough and has more pockets than I have accessories. The padding seems better in the Asus vs Titan. The Nomad is definitely designed for the laptop.
1598150
The ATI Titan is a Compact model it is the same size as a Kimber Ultra Carry 2. I put them on my Titan and love them the same grip every time equals same sight picture every time.
1507522
I used the bag on a trip from Japan to US to Mexico. It was checked through from Japan to Guadalajara with no problems. I had to pay for the extra suitcases, but no oversize fees. It was full of long, but not bulky or heavy items and wasn't stuffed to capacity, though.
1172601
I got the longer bag - but it is definitely made with extra width. BTW even though it is a little wide for my board, overall its a quality bag and a great deal.
220458
I see you have a 'yes' so that's likely good info. I assume you have checked specs on the bag. Had mine a couple years having just yesterday unpacked my bike, folded & stored the bag. I am always amazed at the high quality of this bag considering the $20 I paid for it. I use it in cars, trucks, busses, trains to transport road bikes.
1957803
Yes, but it depends on how much other stuff you're planning on packing into the bag.If you like taking a lot, the Beacon or Titan may be better options.
450971
Nope. It's like the logo of the bag is from the anime~ I see a lot of people wearing this bag so I bought it for my brother because he also watched Attack on Titans
1202814
It's still pretty bulky. This bag is good for carrying a lot of things. If you are looking for a lightweight bag to carry a laptop and a binder, this probably isn't the bag for you. However, if you often carry a lot, it is the best bag I have had. I have had this bag for over 6 months and have used it daily for law school. It has not ripped and holds everything I need.
77833
Only issue was finding a suitable bag for carrying it around to school etc. I settled on the Everki Beacon and it's been great.
653616
Bag is durable as long as it's not packed heavily with multiple textbooks. My daughter used for one school year. It ripped eventually on the side. (Very small rip, she pinned it because she likes the bag still) Eventually we moved on to Attack on Titan phase.
594035
This bag will suit you well. It has a huge middle pocket that I carry about 10 medium to large paper backs in a full legal pad and still have room for more. It has some small pockets on the front and sides and one longer one in the back. I carry about 15 various Sharpe's and highlighters in the two sides. This bag is a steal and I get a lot of compliments on it as well.
753077
Yes, the Titan 55 is heavier than the REI Flash 45 for a few reasons. The Titan 55 is a bigger pack to begin with, it has a self contained rain cover (Flash doesn't), It has the Ergo Fit torso adjustments(Flash doesn't) and it has more zippers and compression straps with buckles. The extra features on the Titan 55 far outweigh the couple pound difference between the two. The Titan was well thought out with many compartments, side access to main compartment, sleeping bag compartment and it also comes with Velcro straps and a removable pocket for a cell phone or GPS. You will be much happier with the Titan vs the Flash. I hope I was able to help you with this. John Yes, the Titan 55 is heavier than the REI Flash 45 for a few reasons. The Titan 55 is a bigger pack to begin with, it has a self contained rain cover (Flash doesn't), It has the Ergo Fit torso adjustments(Flash doesn't) and it has more zippers and compression straps with buckles. The extra features on the Titan 55 far outweigh the couple pound difference between the two. The Titan was well thought out with many compartments, side access to main compartment, sleeping bag compartment and it also comes with Velcro straps and a removable pocket for a cell phone or GPS. You will be much happier... » Read More Yes, the Titan 55 is heavier than the REI Flash 45 for a few reasons. The Titan 55 is a bigger pack to begin with, it has a self contained rain cover (Flash doesn't), It has the Ergo Fit torso adjustments(Flash doesn't) and it has more zippers and compression straps with buckles. The extra features on the Titan 55 far outweigh the couple pound difference between the two. The Titan was well thought out with many compartments, side access to main compartment, sleeping bag compartment and it also comes with Velcro straps and a removable pocket for a cell phone or GPS. You will be much happier with the Titan vs the Flash. I hope I was able to help you with this. John « Show Less
1253224
I do have this bag and I like it very much. Not a super heavy duty bag, but will no doubt with normal use last a couple of lifetimes. The material is not overly stiff, it has leather snap attachments and all of the seams are tight, stitching is very good. I recommend the bag. I don't care who makes it as long as the materials are good and the construction solid and this bag is both.
635442
It has for me, I have flown with it on 2 trips w/no problems. Fit in all compartments and under the seat(did stifle leg room a bit). I used it for a 3 day trip to Hiroshima and this was the only bag I took. Worked out perfectly.
514139
There are slight differences from each other. Suggest to go: http://store.lowepro.com/backpacks and compare both. Ease of access was my choice.
1431454
I think this bag will work fine for your needs. I took a quick look at my bag and try to make space for the items you listed and It seems to work. This bag is the same size as a large backpack and is well padded. It offers a lot protection for this expensive equipment.
1922880
Just ordered the Lowepro Cirrus 110 for this camera based upon a recommendation from a camera forum. It looks like a good bag, but I'll try to remember to post here when I find out for sure...