Bellroy's experimental Cinch backpack happens to be one of their most practical pieces. We'll explain. Unlike traditional backpacks, which close with a zipper, this one has a flap over the main opening that pulls down and opens with a rubber band. So, once you open the backpack, you can "stretch" the pocket opening to its fullest. You always have the entire contents in the palm of your hand. Despite its modest appearance, it has a pleasant capacity of 20 litres. This also includes internal and external zipped pockets and an internal compartment that can hold up to a 10-inch iPad. A laptop won't fit in the Cinch backpack. 20 l - 44 x 40 x 12 cm - 500 g Main access fold with a pair of metal buckles Opening to the main pocket with elastic band, so it can be opened Inner compartment for 10" tablet Smaller internal zipped pocket for storing valuables External zipped pocket External side compartment for water bottle 6-year warranty Available in multiple colours