Additional information
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
|---|---|
| Item model number | D1006-58 |
| Department | mens |
| Date First Available | November 1, 2019 |
| ASIN | B07B4XNTZK |
| Manufacturer | ArcEnCiel |
3 reviews for ArcEnCiel 25L Adult Tactical Motorcycle Cycling Backpack Pocket Molle Pack Helmet Holder(Patch&Rain Cover Included)
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YC –
I’ve been hunting for a helmet-holding backpack as such for over two years. There aren’t a lot of backpacks of this kind, and the ones I came across were often too clumsy or lacking the features (e.g. buckles & straps) I wanted. Specifically, I was looking for something that:1. Holds at least a bike helmet, and better if a motorcycle helmet (see picture)2. Can fit a laptop (ideally, my 15.6” as shown in the picture)3. Has a chest strap that prevents it from falling off easily from your shoulders4. Looks professional and not too clumsy (i.e. not too sportsy or too much like a kids’ backpack — “OK looking” to put on when you wear business casual; can fit/squeezed under an airline seat)This backpack does all of the above.My 15.6′ Mac has a case which made it a little bigger, but it still fit (tightly) in the second pocket (it doesn’t fit in the first, rear pocket though), and can definitely even fit a tablet plus many smaller items. It is also VERY STURDY and made of high-quality fabric. It has both chest strap and waist strap to keep secure. The smaller overall volume makes it easy to carry (i.e. while pulling suitcases) and slick-looking.As it meets all what I’ve been looking for, plus many added perks, I can’t help but leave it an all-5-star review. My best purchase of this year.
Jason T. –
Great pack! Well constructed, thought of all the little things (velcro strap securers, plenty of pockets, tons of room). I use this as my primary pack for work, gym, and when I am out riding. I got this simply because it seemed rugged enough to deal with riding my motorcycle around, and after a couple rides I can say it works perfectly.The front expandable holder is perfect for my gym shoes, fits my lunch, shaker, supplements, Dell XPS 15, 300 mah battery pack, headphones, and various chargers. For those wondering if this can fit a full face helmet, I am barely able to squeeze my Shoei RF-1200 in the expandable holder on the front of the pack.Overall, great pack for the price. Might pick up another one in Tan as a daypack for hiking.
Krystal –
Well this bag actually has a “learning curve”. It took me like a half hour to an hour trying to figure out all these straps/buckles! I still have trouble figuring out what’s going to pull what. Also, had to figure out what was “flicking” my nipple when I’m on the highway without a motorcycle jacket on (extremely hot days). Something was flicking the crap of nips, and I found it was the loose pull straps on both sides. Had to maneuver them and it’s fine now.It actually holds quite a bit of items in it for being a smaller riding bag. Can carry my riding tool-set, couple drinks, phone, wallet, portable phone charger, miscellaneous items, and still have room for whatever you may be buying on the road. You won’t be carrying much groceries though.The padding seems decent as well. I (knock on wood) am slightly curious on how it will hold up during a slide. Both straps that go around your chest and lower abdomen make it nice and sturdy, and I tend to think it would actually help you slide rather than tumble like a rag doll.4/5 stars just for the fact of all the straps.