TRANSON Art Portfolio Case Artist Backpack Canvas Bag Large 26” x 19.5”

Good material to haul around. Lightweight

I returned this since it is more like a portfolio bag- it actually unfolds and is twice the length shown. Quality looked good but gave it a 3 star because the description does not accurately describe the product.

I love the extra pockets, it has a ton of extra room, i fit a drawing pad and a newsprint pack 18" x 22" and it fits perfectly, i think i could fit a bit more even. It's pretty flimsy, in the sense that if you put just a loose sheet inside it won't hold it flat, you need a board or something sturdy inside, but that was expected and for me that's not problem.Anyways, it looks nice, it's cheap, and seems like it'll last though i only just bought it so can't guarantee on how long it lasts or how much weight it can carry.

This will technically work okay for what I need, plenty of room and pockets, just be aware it's quite thin; feels like it won't hold up to much abuse. I'll update this review later if it lasts or not. Also, there is no board backing or anything stiff to hold the bag flat, so you'll need to get something if you plan on toting around large sheets of paper. Also be aware several of the straps have raw ends; only a few were folded back and sewn securely. To keep the ends from fraying, I ran a lighter flame briefly along the edge, to melt them sealed. The only upside I can think of for how cheaply this is made, is it's very light, so you won't be adding much carry weight from the bag itself while using it.

Love the look and size for what I need. As for the quality, it feels kind of cheap. Looking at the stitching in the corners of the zipper it’s right up against the edge and I’m afraid with time it’s going to pull away or rip. The backpack straps look and feel cheap and you can see the foam insert placed into the strap for padding. The carry handle is just pressed together in the center with a 2 inch piece of Velcro instead of utilizing a wraparound on the handle secured with Velcro. The canvas does not look and feel by canvas instead it’s that type of thin fabric that has the appearance of canvas on the outside, but on the inside is a lightly lube surface. This is also a plus because it does protect everything on the inside by providing a bit of light waterproofing. The plastic buckles also fill brittle, and if not handled with care could break easily.I definitely love the idea behind this product along with the look and color. As for longevity only time will tell on how well it’s durability stands up to daily use from a college student walking back-and-forth on campus approximately a mile and a half daily.I’ll post updates with time and what has changed or stayed the same.Update:had this for a couple weeks now and it’s holding up nicely. I’ve used it walking across campus in a snowstorm turned rain storm and it kept everything inside dry. I am still worried about the main compartment zipper, but I did made a few alterations with a needle and thread. I added a little bit extra stitching to the corners around the zipper, and then folded the straps and stitch them so they wouldn’t fall out of the buckles.