Alpaka Metro Backpack Pro
The tech-organiser's pack — a dense, weatherproof layout with a dedicated tech pocket and lay-flat opening
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Dedicated, fleece-lined tech and cable organisation
- ✓ Weatherproof coated fabric with sealed zips
- ✓ Lay-flat clamshell opening for easy packing
- ✓ Protective 16-inch laptop and tablet sleeves
Our take
The Metro Pro is for people whose bag is full of tech: the built-in organisation for cables, chargers and gadgets is the best here, the coated fabric handles weather, and the clamshell opens flat like a suitcase. It's stiffer and heavier than a minimalist pack, but if you carry a lot of kit it keeps it all in order.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Best-in-class tech organisation
- + Weatherproof coated fabric and sealed zips
- + Easy lay-flat packing
- + Strong device protection
Cons
- − Stiff and fairly heavy
- − Boxy when not full
- − Overkill for light carriers
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