While stopping to get a zipper pull for Chris' Briggs and Riley suitcase, he also looked at their backpacks. He had looked online and knew that he liked the look of them.
While at the store, he brought in his older work backpack and began transferring everything in it to the Briggs and Riley backpack to make sure it fit everything.
It did and then some. With all of the pockets and clever hidden pockets, we both agree that it must have been designed by a woman. A couple nice features include the passport pocket that is in the back of the pack making it hard for a pickpocket to reach, a hidden pocket for the Apple airtag, and the ability to stand up on its end. That's handy when you have electronics inside that you don't want smashing to the floor because your backpack fell over.