ALPAKA Elements Tech Case - Travel Organizer Pouch for Electronics, Cables, EDC with Weatherproof Fabrics, YKK Zippers

Great tech bag. A little bigger than I needed but really impressed with the construction of this bag.

This pouch has been amazing! The quality of the materials is great with plenty of storage. Great for your EDC needs and travel. I daily care the pouch in my backpack then throw the include strap on for travel.

I got this tech case to use with a new backpack that I recently bought. The intent was to consolidate all of my gear like chargers, cables, and power banks into one case, as well as carry a kindle, nintendo, and earbuds while traveling. Basically I want to be able to pull this tech case out of my backpack on the plane and have everything I might need there, and then just slide it back into the backpack when deplaning. It's perfect for that. The handle on the back makes it easy to grab, and the XPAC material is somewhat slick and allows for really easily sliding the case in and out of the main compartment of the bag.I currently have a different sling that I travel with, but after handling this Alpaka tech case I think I can re arrange a few things when I get to my destination and use this as my sling when I reach my destination. The only thing I'd want is a different strap that has a quick release, and this case will easily accommodate that.The orange interior is provides great hi viz without being obnoxiously bright. The dark green / olive exterior and texture to the xpac feels good in the hand and provides some water resistance. The stitching, craftsmanship, and material quality is all top notch.I like that the bag easily stands upright on its own when opened and closed, even when fully loaded.The only downside to this tech case is that when fully opened, there are little gaps between the sides and the bottom that something tiny in the main compartment could inadvertently slip out of. That being said, there is a zippered pouch in the center that tiny things should be in, anyway, so this isn't a problem for me - but just be aware.Overall this is a top tier tech pouch. I looked far and wide for the best solution and landed on this - it hits all the right notes for me with the attractive XPAC exterior, high viz interior, 2.5L capacity and squared shape.

I purchased this specifically to replace the Peak Design Tech bag I had due to it feeling really bulking in my messenger bag. I was worried this was going to have the same issues but have been incredibly surprised how much I am able to fit inside without making my messenger an awkward shape.For context, I use the Kuhl Eskape 14 Messenger bag, with the buckles fully tightened. My EDC for tech in this pouch is:2 extra long charging cablesAirpods2 EpiPensSlim Aluminum WalletCar Key Fob with S hook and 3 other keys2 External HDs and cordsSomething I love about this bag is for its ability to convert to a sling - when I'm packing for work, I often leave for lunch and I'm able to quickly pull this bag out to carry instead of my messenger. I think it'll be amazing for traveling as well.I've been testing this bag for a few days and have enjoyed the water resistance as well as the fit of the bag as a sling. When not using it as an EDC for work, I will take out my hard drives in place of my regular sized Travelers Notebook which fits snuggly, but comfortably.I will likely stick to my Cotopaxi sling for hiking or outdoors wear, as I am able to comfortably place my water bottle in it, and the Alpaka bag strap feels a little too narrow to me, for extended wear - though I have not personally tested this.As an EDC tech pouch, this perfectly suits my needs and the ability to swap to a sling on the go is a huge upside.

So I’ve been trying out many different bags to replace some that had finally worn out over the years. now I know some people I’ve seen use this as an EDC bag, but I do actually use this more as a tech case to carry electronics and a few Office products. I keep this one not so much for work as I work in a factory, but I tend to use this more when I’m home or on the weekends or for the inevitable trip to my parents house to fix all of their electronics. It has numerous organizational pockets in it, and I would say almost too many to be used as more of an every day carry bag but for tech or for small items it works very well as you have many small dedicated pouches. As always alpacas fit and finish are fantastic. There are cheaper options out there and I originally was gonna try another but after reading reviews and watching many videos, I decided on this one and for me it was the right decision. The strap is thin, but it works well enough if you’re wearing a Crossbody as I’m not carrying anything too heavy in here it really doesn’t cause any strain on my shoulder. The materials are as usual very rough. The coax is great to repel water and I haven’t poured water on it, but it’s made it through a rainstorm without issue and should be able to handle minor spills. Most of what I keep in there are cables, adapters, some small tools and bits as well as a notebook, a pen, pencil, and just other various items that I need to either repair small electronics or to charge up other devices. I could see how you could easily use this for every day carry but I again I just don’t think it would be ideal at least not for me. and really can’t go wrong with an alpaca bag. I do like how easy it is to access everything as when you unzip it, the accordion style is designed to where you can spread it open pretty well. This bag is also designed so that sits up even if empty or with items in it on a desk so if you need a small portable bag to carry small items, I would definitely get this one and it works well as if you don’t wish to carry it separately it’ll easily fit inside of a larger bag like a backpack or a messenger bag