Largest Width and Depth of any backpack I have tried.
358457
This is a great back pack for high school especially when kids have to carry several books inside.  The width and depth is by far the biggest that we have seen.  I have bought four of these back packs for my high schoolers, and they have held up throughout the year, sometimes even lasting two years.  Don't waste you time with other retailers, if you need a large backpack, this is the ONE.
2000897
I love this bag. I enjoy the different ways you can carry it. The backpack straps can be stowed into pockets, so no more loose straps getting in the way. I have yet to be able to fill the bag to capacity. I think I may have overestimated the size of pack I needed. I could pack enough gear in this pack for a weeks camping including stowing gear like bedroll and tent. I am glad I went for this pack, I know I have room for all sorts of things.
3605801
This bag is very sturdy and nice looking. Unfortunately, it had to be returned immediately because, as large as it appears, it could not hold all the contents from the backpack it was meant to replace. *The design & construction of the Amazon backpack was narrower inside than expected, despite it's large and very sturdy size and construction.
1071917
This is my favorite backpack out of all of the backpacks I have ever owned. It fits a lot and has a lot of pockets. The front compartment has a great organizer with lots of small pockets that allows me to store my pens and glasses case and earbuds and other miscellaneous small items in an organized manner. The small top compartment is great for holding my wallet and phone. I also like that there are many larger compartments so that I can separate and organize my various books and folders and notebooks.

The backpack is also quite comfortable and has been sturdy so far. My only complaint is that a couple of zippers are too close to some of the material of the backpack and therefore are hard to unzip.
4477103
A little over four years ago I decided to spend a bit more money on a quality backpack for use in school and camping, I got the largest size of this Swig Backpack off of the Timbuk2 website. I also loved the chance to choose which colors and such to use on the backpack with the help of their handy little customizer on the website. Didn't occur to me till a friend asked for recommendations on backpacks that I have been using the same backpack for so long and how well it has worked for me.

Considering that many backpacks use a complex maze of pockets and other random features, helpful or not. This backpack simply has one large main compartment that can be accessed by flipping the cover over on the front or a zipper on the side. Then a couple smaller pockets and compartments on the front side underneath the cover. Then (to my surprise just about a year ago) there's a hidden wallet sized zipper compartment under one of the seams on the back side. There's also a bottle opener on the right shoulder strap, yet it's difficult to actually use while wearing. My only complaint with the design is that there is a bit too little of shoulder padding on the straps, so I often find myself tightening or loosening the backpack to get a better weight distribution on my back.

I actually use a medium sized laptop bag for my MacBookPro throughout walking between classes and such, and then place that whole bag and my binder and/or textbooks inside this Timbuk2 backpack, and then ride or walk for somewhat long distances every day. I've also used this bag for camping, cramming it with clothes and equipment and such. It's held up spectacularly well over the years.
2469971
I'm impressed with the quality of this backpack. The best thing about it is the weight distribution. Before I bought this, I was using a canvas drawstring backpack that had no padding or structure, but I needed something a little more heavy-duty for all the traveling I do. And, very importantly, I needed something with LOTS of pockets. This one delivers.

My first thought when I opened the package was that this backpack would be way too big for me (I'm 5'3," 110) and I thought it might make me look and feel like a turtle), but I gave it a test run and it's fine.

The only weird thing about it is the loop at the top: There is a panel of thick fabric at the top of the backpack between the straps where a loop for hanging would usually be. I've realized that it's probably designed that way so that some of the backpack's weight is distributed not just where the straps hang on the shoulders, but across top of your back (it rests on the spine at the top of the thoracic vertebrae) between the shoulders. While it does seem to help with the fatigue of carrying a heavy backpack (on this last trip I did noticed less soreness than usual in the back muscles, especially between the shoulder blades), it does feel a little "crowded" behind the neck, especially if you're wearing something with a hood. Bunching fabric aside, the improved ergonomics are worth it.

Now to my favorite part: the pockets!
Inside the largest chamber, there is a padded laptop sleeve. The bottom of padded section is sewn shut a little more than an inch above the actual bottom of the backpack, I guess so that if you set the backpack down, the laptop won't bang its corner on the ground. It seems that this sleeve is designed for laptops 14 inches or smaller. I keep my 15.6in laptop in its own separate sleeve, and I I'm just barely able to fit my laptop plus its sleeve inside, and I have to "tuck" the corners into the backpack in order to zip it closed. Anything bigger than 15.6 would definitely not fit.

The middle chamber has a zippered pocket, and a couple of slip-in pockets, one for a pen/pencil, one slightly wider, and one about the size of a smallish calculator. I use this section for all my chargers, cables, backup battery, small items, or things that I would need to reach quickly. The bottom of this section only extends halfway down the height of the backpack, so it's a little shallower than I first thought.

The front chamber is what I believe to be the "insulated" compartment. This pocket extends all the way down to the bottom of the backpack. No additional pockets inside this chamber.

There's an additional non-zippered pocket in the very front, big enough for a large phone. At the very top of the backpack is a small zippered pocket; I use this one for headphones, keys, cell phone, etc. Also there are two side pockets.

On my most recent flight, I packed my 4lb laptop, phone & tablet, chargers and cables for all devices, a thick men's hoodie, a pair of winter hiking boots, a pair of dancing heels, my (smallish) purse, a scarf & gloves, headphones, and miscellaneous small items, and probably still could have squeezed in a little more. It was heavy, but thanks to the weight distribution I found myself pretty comfortable throughout a half-day's worth of cross-country traveling between three airports.

I ordered the "Claudette" color selection, and I'm glad I did. It's a nice dark forest green with a pattern of ink-drawn flowers, leaves and scrolls. The green is a little darker in person than in the online photo, so the floral pattern doesn't stand out quite as much, but it looks very good.
316405
I bought an Asus laptop for gaming that is 18+ inches and about 2 inches thick where the fans in the back are.  This is the only laptop backpack that I have found that will actually fit it while still allowing room for other things,  such as accessories, a tablet /ipad type device,  as well as any documents etc.  This bag is huge and is the best one if you need space.
2055978
I bought this because my 17 inch laptop didn't fit in my "17in backpack".  But there is plenty of extra room in the Everki Titan even after my enormous 17 inch laptop.  I was hesitant to buy this backpack because it only has three outside pockets, and the pack I am replacing with it had a lot more.  However, after using it for a while, I realized that the nearly infinite number of internal pockets more than makes up for only having three external pockets.  The build quality is great and I don't think I will have any quality or durability issues after years of use.  I am very happy that I chose this pack instead of one that cost half as much!  If you want a backpack that can fit a super large laptop and have plenty of room to spare and will last for years, you can't go wrong with this one!
909165
I debated between the Titan and the Atlas, and ended up going with the Titan. This bag is HUGE, as plenty of others have mentioned.

My laptop is only a 15.6" Dell Precision, but I tend to carry a lot of other stuff with me almost every day. It's my portable office. I have been known at times to put my DSLR camera bag INTO this bag to carry my Canon 7D with a 24-105 and a 10-22 plus a flash completely inside the middle compartment. Today, I have my cord organizer bag (bubm medium), plus a digital multimeter, my 28-oz smoothie container, and an electronic lockbox in the middle compartment. Yes it's heavy. That's along with the normal stuff, the mouse, the power brick, the laptop and files.

Speaking of files, a legal size pad will fit just fine. In fact, I can actually carry around 11x17 paper in this bag, it's that huge. For my job (real estate agent), I sometimes have flyer material that is printed on 11x17, so it's nice that it fits directly in the backpack. I use the space just outside of the laptop compartment for this.

Zippers seem to be very high quality and there are no seams that are splitting or anything at all. It still looks brand new even 1 year later. And I use this EVERY day.

The only negative is that it is heavy. But that primarily comes from the ability to hold much stuff.

My prior backpacks have worn out or have had zipper failures or other problems like splitting seams. The prior backpacks include a Lowepro Compudaypack (which was a terriffic backpack until the zipper failed the second time in 9 years), a wenger synergy backpack. The Wenger Synergy was not a good backpack. After 1 year, I had splitting seams and the plastic waterproofing stuff on the bottom was starting to peel. After 2 years, half the waterproofing fell off, and I actually had holes in the seams.

But the Everki Titan after 1 year still looks brand new.
278189
When I ordered my 17" laptop at work I somehow didn't understand that it was going to be about 3 inches wider than my current 17" laptop. (The difference between a diagonal measurement and true wide screen?).

So, when the mothership arrived it refused to go in my trusty old backpack and I was carrying it around in the box-- how lame is that.

Turns out there aren't many bags designed to carry these giant wonders of the computing world. I found something really cool on ebags for about $200.00. THat was a no-go with the check signers. Then I found this and I've been happy with it.

I like that it's clearly designed to keep everything safe in all weather. Your laptop might get wet if you walked for a while in a pouring rain because the bag got soaked but there's no easy way for weather to get through any seams or type of thing. I like that. It has a good file folder size pockets and misc. other pockets.

My only complaint is that when I walk along with this on my back it goes bump bump bump against the top of my derriere. I'm sure that if I were a super model this wouldn't be a problem because among other things I'd be much taller. However, if I were a supermodel I'm sure I'd have an imposing body guard to carry my things anyway...
4081204
it is very large and overwhelming. I am sure it works well but had to return it as it is almost 1/2 my size to . too big- got a smaller 6 qt backpack that was much more manageable. Return on this product went without any problems. thanks amazon!
4671183
This backpack was big enough tand sturdy to hold everything. I had try 3 other backpack that just wouldn't hold everything. Would recommend this product to everyone.
1698588
Through research I found this was one of the few bags that could fit the monstrous 17" Alienware R4 laptop, which I use for business travel (and lug to-and-from work daily). This bag fits it perfectly - if it were an inch narrower, it wouldn't. The laptop is that ridiculously big.

I was skeptical that any backpack could be worth the asking price this thing carries, but was proven wrong by this thing. To keep it short: awesome build quality, nice interior materials, more pockets than you can reasonably fill, looks sharp, and has zippered pockets all over the place to keep things hidden and secure (drives me nuts when backpacks don't have zippers on pockets to contain junk).

In short, If you've got an over sized laptop, or just love well made cargo carrying things, you can buy this bag with confidence.
741407
This bag does seem very well made and very sturdy as other reviewers have noted. It is huge - five feet or 60 inches long. It is about 11 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Despite the feature list, there is no shoulder strap, removable or fixed.

If you need a bag this large, it will be great. For me it is much larger than I need so I'm returning it.
2236178
Excellent quality and fits a ton of stuff. Zipper sometimes get stuck in the fabric but I haven't found a backpack that doesn't have that issue.
3882610
If you're big, and want a big backpack, this is the one. To my amazement, I've shoved a lot into this bag, and so far, I've never thought "Hmm, I'd better get an extra bag." I returned the bag of another company and bought this one. Top notch zippers, hooks, webbing, etc.
1262010
I was given the opportunity to review the Large US Military Army Style Backpack by Monkey Paks, Model 091 in the ACU camouflage pattern. I ordered this pack to contain the 72 hour emergency preparation equipment or be the "bug-out" bag for my son in law. It is important that he can fully depend on his pack and after my examination; I think this backpack will work nicely.

The pack is one piece with a 2.5 liter water bladder and hose. I believe knowing the dimensions of a backpack are critical in order to make an informed purchase, so I will include them in my review. Due to the flexibility of the materials, these measurements are only estimates.

The backpack has one main, zippered compartment and two smaller, zippered compartments attached to the front of the pack. The pack is equipped with Molle straps on each side, front and the bottom. The top of the pack has three (3) slits with Velcro covers for the hydration hose to allow you the choice of having the water hose on the left, right or center. (See photo) This is a unique and helpful feature I have not seen in other backpacks I have reviewed.

The Main Compartment:
The main compartment measures approximately 18 in H x 10 in W x 5 1/2 in D. It has a separate inner sleeve for the hydration system. The bladder is held up by a Velcro strap to allow an unhampered flow of water. (See photo) This is a nice feature, I haven't seen in the other packs either.

The Lower Exterior Compartment:
The bottom, exterior compartment measures approximately 12 in H x 10 in W x 3 in D. It closes with two zippers that have nylon cord pulls with large plastic caps to provide ease in opening while wearing gloves. The sides of this compartment have straps to hold the contents tight into the pack and provide security and support. These straps have an added feature of loops to hold the excess strap and prevent it from hanging freely.

The Upper Exterior Compartment:
The top, exterior compartment measures approximately 7 in H x 9 in W x 2 1/2 in D. It also closes with two zippers that have nylon cord pulls with large plastic caps. The sides of this compartment also have straps to hold the contents tight into the pack for security and support. These straps also have loops to hold the excess strap and prevent it from hanging freely.

The pack has 2 shoulder straps with padding measuring approximately 2 3/4 in W and 1/2 in thick. This thickness seems to me to be inadequate to provide sufficient comfort with a heavily laden pack. The shoulder straps has attached "D" rings. They also are equipped with a chest strap which can be moved up or down for an individuals comfort. The top of the shoulder straps may also be adjusted for comfort.

The waist belt is approximately 4 inches wide, but only 1/8 inch thick. Again, this is inadequate to provide sufficient comfort. The range of the waist belt measures approximately 32 in to 54 inches in length. Unlike the other backpacks I've seen, the straps DO have stops sewn in to them to prevent them from coming off.

The detractors are the shoulder straps and waist belt padding is too thin. These are the only two features that I felt were lacking. Despite these inadequacies, I feel this is a well made backpack. The seams are well sewn, the nylon is of an adequate thickness and it has enough storage space. For these reasons, I give this backpack 4 stars. It is a great buy for the money.