There is likely a better bag out there for you...
589125
I wanted to rate this higher but could not, in good conscience, do that.  This is my second Olympia Luggage 22" bag.  I have owned it for less than 3 months and it is falling apart.  There is an 8 inch rip along the seam of the zipper, negating the ability for me to put anything of value in there that I don't want to fall out.  The handle is very finicky and sometimes just won't collapse.  I liked my first one and used it every day, but it fell apart fairly quickly (around a year).  I thought I was just tough on it, but now I am leaning toward shoddy materials/craftsmanship.  Very disappointed.  I'll be purchasing a new bag soon, but not likely another one of these...
4645678
I wanted to like this bag. I was planning to use it like how it should be used...for a 4-mile bicycle commute to work everyday. The bag is well-made with nice features, but there were two things that made me decided to return it:
1. Main point: this was the first messenger bag I've tried, as I've been using a backpack up to now. It's not for me; too uncomfortable. The same load from the backpack (4.5-lb laptop, charger, water bottle, small bike repair kit, light rain jacket) felt much heavier when hung from a single strap. It was cooler (temperature-wise, not as in hipster cred) on my back than a backpack, but that wasn't worth the penalty in comfort.
2. Secondary point: although the material of the flap that closes over the bag seems waterproof, the vertical sides of the bag can stick out from underneath the flap. Thus, rain could conceivably get into the bag. As this was one of the main reasons I bought the bag, I decided it had to go. At least the Amazon return went seamlessly.
4105921
I wanted this bag to work. Its strong, sturdy, with good handles, and the lifetime warranty is excellent. But its too much bag for me. The 45L/22 size is nearly 8# empty! And the pictures don't really convey just how big and bulky the bottom plastic is and the wheels are. This adds stability, but the trade off in weight doesnt really work. I bought this for a two week international trip where I knew I would have to carry the bag for part of it. And, I agree with another reviewer who said that this has an odd shape with the side panels and wasted space in the design.

So to test it out, I packed it full with bulky sweaters and two pairs of sneakers, cinched it as tight as I could, and then packed another Osprey day pack with light items, and attached it, because that was the planespecially if I needed to check the sojourn on smaller European flights. Then I strapped the pair on my back and did a flight of stairsand nearly fell backward. It was like I was carrying a small house with me. Im a 56 female with a sturdy build. It held more than I thought, but I felt every pound of it.

The pack fit well with the hip belt suspension, but it was still too heavy and hard on my back. Im not an avid hiker and can imagine that I would be wheeling this most of the time but would need to quickly pick it up and carry it on my back. Thats not really possible on the go, but its not too complicated to get the straps out and attached. You can also remove the hip belt, but its significantly less comfortable when you do, so I don't recommend it.

I also put it side-by-side with an old square carryon that, when expanded, was flagged by domestic security last year and I had to compress it further. The osprey is wider and longer, so Im not sure how it works as a carryon unless you are a light packer. And if you are a light packer, why wouldnt you buy a smaller, lighter, less bulkier wheeled pack? I think its worth learning how to pack better.

My advice, if you don't want to haul a heavy pack, is to try the Osprey Ozone convertible 50L/22 or even the cheaper Hypath Travel 2 in 1. Im going to order those and see if Goldilocks can find the right travel combo. Or maybe I should hit the gym harder. I would try the Osprey Meridian, but its nearly 8.5 # and has a similar shape, and no hip belt, so Im guessing Ill run into similar problems.

Oh well, back to the drawing board...
1581093
After receiving this bag, I realized it was not for me. It was much smaller than I anticipated. The bag could be up to 20-30% larger or more for a man of my size. I attempted to put a 16.9 ounce water bottle(Sam's club store brand, Members mark) into what I thought was the water bottle pocket on the side. I could not get it in right side up. You have to press firmly to get it in 'upside down'. This is a let down for me. I thought, "Whats the point?" Perhaps if that pouch was more elastic that would work better. Also, I was able to fit my Samsung Galaxy Prime(4.5 inch screen size) comfortably into the pocket that resides on the strap. I realized that I actually didn't like that pocket on the front anyways once I saw it in person. If it were removable that would be a nice feature. It's obtrusive in the way it stood out on my chest, especially as I may not need that feature all the time. I ordered the bag in gray, and it is a very blank gray. I would have preferred it either a bit lighter or maybe with a textured look. I also noticed that at a few points that are important, like the hook loop at the top of the bag, there could have been better stitching. Other than that, it appears to be a quality bag. I ended up selling the bag to a relative after I changed the zipper pulls to a light purple color paracord for her. Next time I'll check the measurements against this bag.
4926945
I am a victim of not having a chance touch this bag in person before I bought it.  I was strictly going off of the reviews and looks of the bag.  Don't get me wrong, this is a nice looking bag but it's not exactly what I had in mind or wanted.  The issues I have are below:

1) This bag is very floppy with no support. So when you lay it down on the counter or floor the entire thing sinks in and doesn't stand up whatsoever.  My main complaint with this is if you have any papers or anything you don't want bent stored inside you're out of luck.  I will probably end up rigging it somehow with cardboard or something to make it more useable.
With this being said, the straps on the front are heavier than anything on the bag so when you attach the velcro and line it up perfectly, the door of the bag hangs over the side and it just looks downright sloppy.

2) Zipper quality is poor.  The very back, most convenient zipper on this bag broke 2 weeks after I had it.  It will not zip up anymore so usually leave the zipper in the middle position as to keep as many thing in the pocket as possible.

I love the color and look of the bag but it's overall functionality of the bag is lacking. I would do yourself a favor and shop for work bags in person so you can have the chance to test drive it first.
492955
As it stands now, I really want to rate this back with 3 1/2 stars.  It's kind of better than okay ... but, I'm coming from owning an Everki Atlas.  So my review will be comparing it against that back specifically.

What I like:
(1) Adjustable velcro custom fit to what ever is the "main product" you're carrying for your laptop.  I either a 15" MBPr or the iPad Pro - depending on which one I can get away with.
(2) Easy large main compartment - very large - and a large raised webbing net in that compartment that's easy access for misc things
(3) Nice location of pen, business card, - organization compartment.
(4) Very Very nice comfortable carry handle, and very nice ventilation against your back.
(5) 2 pounds lighter than the EverKi
(6) Checkpoint Friendly
(7) price
(8) EverKi has an always open front-most "pocket" - handle for newspapers and such.  This bag does not have that "always open" front-most compartment ... but if you unzip the front-most ... and leave it unzipped - it can serve the same exact purpose.  It's a bit smaller ... but nice placement for quick stuff - especially for airport use.

What I didn't like/miss:
(1) The back falls over frontwards !  Harsh !  I would like to leave that front flap open on my desk for my day job ... but that is pointless - the bag falls over frontwards !!
(2) This bag, ( smaller than the next larger backpack) is missing the back sleeve to allow you to slide the back over your carry handle to roll on top of rollable luggage.  I really really miss that - why carry the back on your back when you're in the airport, and you have to roll a piece of luggage anyway.
(3) water bottle webbing is not very tight ... and remains see-through.  Placing an iPhone in there is inviting for would be thieves.
(4) No top easy-protective sunglasses compartment !!!  This is a big deal to me personally.
(5) Zipper quality - there are places where the zippers get stuck due to the inside shape design support - it requires two hands to force past those places.

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Still the bag is MUCH lighter, and smaller than the EverKi Atlas ... and, despite these key features listed above, it has a VERY SIMILAR layout - easy to get used to ... and much lighter.

I will say that it's VERY comfortable to wear on your back.

** If this bag did not simply FALL OVER FORWARDS ... I would be willing to rate it 4.5 stars ... and I would be MUCH happier with it ! ****
2374916
This bag isn't really bad per se but it has a few items missing from it's bigger brothers that makes it an OKAY  bag but not one I'd recommend for traveling or if you have a full size camera or a battery grip.  I have an x100 and for a little extra money I think it's a much better value for photographers.

If you shoot with a full frame SLR or a camera with a grip you won't be able to use this bag without nerves.  It will zip but just barely and I wasn't trusting enough of the bag to use it for travel with my D4 crammed in it like that.  You COULD lay it flat to fit it in but there's not a lot of padding on the back and not a lot of room for reconfiguring to make that type of solution work.  If you are shooting any other SLR you should be fine and the bag should provide ample room as my D700 seems to fit OK although it too is a bit snug for my liking.  I also prefer to pack my lenses so they are up and down when I place them in  but the way the bag is you have to lay them sideways in the bag.  It's a small complaint but it's another thing that was a downfall of the bag.  Smaller lenses should be able to fit this way however.

The major downfall in this bag, for me, was the lack of a lock.  I know that it's probably part of why this bag is a bit more economical for photographers but for me it's a necessity when traveling to have a lock.  Even though the bag rarely leaves my side it gives me that extra sense of peace when I need to be away from my gear.  Sure, you can add your own but having one built in is a major bonus and almost a requirement for me.  Even when working I tend to use the lock just in case someone gets curious about the bag when I'm away from it during a shoot (I am a wedding photographer so the bag is always in the room but it doesn't always remain at my side).

I think this bag would work for a hobbyist or someone new to the business that doesn't have a lot of gear or many high end items.  However for the professional, this bag is woefully lacking when it comes to what I'm looking for in a bag for travel and use.
937957
I really wanted to like this bag. I thought it'd be the perfect size for the nonsense I like to carry throughout my day (meds, umbrella, spare glasses, pens, a few first aid items, charging cables, random toiletries just in case, and maybe some room to spare for whatever I come across, etc.), but it's too small to store what you want while also staying organized.  It looks bigger than it actually is.

For example, I put a portable umbrella and sunglasses case in the main compartment (the other spaces on the bag were too small for the glasses case). They took up about 40% of the space inside. The remaining space left doesn't allow for organized storage. You just have to shove what you can in whatever space is available. Everything is a tight fit. If I need to grab something, it typically requires I dump the entire bag to find it. This happened this morning when I was looking for band-aids in front zipper where I initially stored some for easy access. They ended up being buried and my hands were too big to get into the bag without dumping items that were in front pouch area that was making access difficult.

I brought it on vacation and was able to get sunscreen and my sunglasses in the bag. Anything else I wanted to grab required taking everything out and then shoving it all back in when I was done. It was a nuisance.

As for quality, the lining inside that forms another storage area inside of the bag ripped along the stitching within the first week. Still usable, but lousy it ripped so quickly.

I just purchased the 3V Outlaw Sling for the same price. It's a bit bigger so I can have room for my EDC while also still having space available for documents, junk, and additional things I may have to put away for the day. We'll see how that one  compares to the 3V Posse. I'd love a refund for this bag, but I'm assuming it's out of the question at this point.

That's not to say this bag won't be incredible for someone with better organizational skills than I have. I do like the way it looks. I just need a bit more space for practical use in my life. Also wish the construction was better. That rip in the lining annoyed the life out of me.

EDIT: February 2018 - On recommendation of Amazon Seller, I reached out to 3V Gear regarding the tears in the liner inside of the bag. (I noticed tearing on the straps as well after leaving this review). 3V Gear provided a full replacement free of charge (except  $5 flat for shipping) after providing them proof of purchase and proof of damage. Great service. Jury still out on quality of replacement bag.
2500846
The bag is ok. I returned to get another one $15 more for much better quality
1140593
The bag itself, is kind of small. If you're using it to commute or have to carry a lot of books, it's probably better to go with something larger
145959
This is a really interestingly designed bag, but I think it misses the mark for its advertised purpose. Your SLR is supposed to fit in a smaller bag-within-a-bag to facilitate popping the camera in and out without a lot of bother. The camera pouch doesn't fit well in the bag, so it slides around. A Canon T-4i with a battery grip and 18-135mm lens barely fits. I can't see much utility as a grab and go camera accessory. However, take the camera pouch out and you have a pretty nifty messenger bag. I'm seriously thinking about using it the next time I travel - sans camera.

I have several camera bags by Case Logic and this one is pretty well built - as usual. The bag's bottom is rubberized - which should help if you put it on wet surfaces, and there are a couple nice extra zippered pockets and flaps. The main flap had snaps rather than Velcro or clips. I find it too much trouble to try and use the snaps.

I am also worried about the main compartment zipper. It is a struggle to get it to zip - and it's still new. I am worried that it will break rather quickly. as a messenger bag I'd give it a "4" or a "5", but as a camera bag I could only give it a "2".
631380
I expected something more Wow from Dell. there are much more better bags out there, so look around my friends.
3756514
I got this bag to test it out and immediately sent it back.  The bag itself if very well built and has a nice frame.  There is not a whole lot of storage in it which was something I was looking for, especially for camera gear.  I returned it because it was just uncomfortable to wear.  While the metal frame is nice for the  bag I felt like it was digging into me.  I was able to find a bigger and more comfortable bag with just as much support for and about $70 cheaper.  The Clik Elite is a great company and they make exceptional bags, this one just wasn't for me.
4507810
I was hoping to really like this bag. It's made of sturdy canvas and faux leather. However, after using it for a few weeks I found that the design doesn't really offer much in the way of protection for the camera equipment. You're supposed to be able to place a small laptop in the upper compartment (I had a tablet) and the camera fits into the bottom with a small divider and insert. However, after a few weeks of use I noticed that one of the lenses was slightly damaged. The compartment above the camera has nothing sturdy to offer for protection. It's just a thin material tied off at the bottom to keep things from slipping through.

If you're looking for something sturdy that will protect your camera and still be able to carry a small laptop, this isn't it.
3712090
I was given this bag for free, in return for my observations.

Once again as a man I did consult with a women before putting together my thoughts:
Although this bag has a familiar feel and look to it, it is difficult to immediately ascertain the exact use of this bag.  It seems a blend of large purse and beach pack?  One might choose to use it for a picnic, a large purse, book bag, diaper bag or even a food carrier for hot items.  This bag will likely appeal to minimalists - as it incorporates no visual appeal and its lack of label makes it very generic.  This tote may be ideal for people who despise association with fashion, labels or drawing attention.
The number of inner pockets and strategic placement does give this bag some functional redemption.  Makes us of a heavy quality fabric and unique color.  It is overall a decent multi-use tote that may a niche in particular sub-cultures such as Boulder CO or Portland.
4789989
In general, it's OK. I don't have a tremendous faith in the build quality and it's a bit small. Would have probably picked a different bag if I had to do it all over again.
2130473
The bag is beautiful and rugged but for me, was not suitable to the task. I returned it but sadly.
Pros:
Great looking, rugged construction.
Better zippers (metal) than the weak plastic ones on my current bag.

I'm a consultant who travels with a laptop and gear out to clients, so not all of these 'Cons' may matter to you.
Cons:
The padded laptop pocket wasn't very padded. My cheapest laptop is $1500. I want it protected.
The external pockets had no internal organizers to hold pens, tools, etc.
The bag lacks a "luggage strap" that would hold it to a telescoping luggage handle or hand truck.
Not expandable for when I need to cram extra gear into it.