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Kriega R20 Backpack

The Kriega R20 motorcycle backpack has been designed specifically as an ‘active’ riding pack with Kriega's unique QUADLOC-lite harness system. The harness is angled away from underarms for total freedom of movement and once set, the pack is exceptionally convenient to use with none of the harness re-adjustment necessary on conventional harness systems.

The size adjustable harness allows the backpack position to be moved up or down to produce the best possible fit. The Kriega R20 can be worn with or without a waist strap. The waist strap is not really necessary for street riding

Features:

  • Main compartment with YKK water-resistant zip
  • Side access pocket with YKK water-resistant zip
  • Internal hydration sleeve with compression
  • Internal zipped mesh-pocket
  • SUPERSPACE: 5mm airspace back.
  • YKK water-resistant zips
  • HYPALON: Abrasion resistant re-enforcement
  • Scholler Dynatech With integrated 3M Scotchlite
  • 420 D nylon RipStop: lightweight yet extremely strong
  • 3M Scotchlite: reflective logo
  • Unique QUADLOC harness: adjustable back length and total arm freedom
  • Side access pocket
  • Optional Kriega 3 Liter Hydrapak + Tube available (sold separately)
  • Optional add on 5 or 10-liter drypacks
  • Optional harness pocket
  • Removable waist strap
  • 10 year guarantee
  • 20-liter capacity
  • 470mm H x 280mm W x 150mm D (18.5" H x 11" W x 5.9" D)
4.7 / 5
Bang For The Buck
4.2 / 5
Features
4.3 / 5
Comfort
4.7 / 5
Style
4.7 / 5
Ease Of Install
4.8 / 5
Fit & Finish
4.9 / 5
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San Francisco Test Run
I read all the reviews and finally bought the backpack a few weeks ago.

After it arrived I was wondering why I bought it, being that it's a pricey backpack. I took it on a ride with the group and it still seemed that I paid a bit too much for a backpack.

But I decided to make a run to San Francisco from Long Beach and wanted to put the backpack to the test. And it was great.

I rode straight through, taking the PCH all the way up to San Francisco. It is roughly a 10 hour ride from my location and I was making great time until I hit a few miles outside Big Sur and it slows down.

I loaded the backpack down a bit and thought I would be hurting soon after I started my run. But it fits and distributes the weight pretty accordingly. I did have a slight lower back hiccup, but that's because I was leaning over to cut through the choppy wind for so long. And I'm slightly out of shape... :)

I can't comment on how it does in a full pour over, but it was damp and misting and everything seemed pretty well off.

Overall I'm pretty happy with my purchase and I had to take it out on a serious ride to fully appreciate it.

Loaded Contents:

*Clothing:
- 2x pants
- 3x t-shirts
- 1x shoes
- 3x underwear
- 3x socks
- 1x shorts

* Electronics:
- 1x netbook
- 1x netbook charger
- 3x gopro batteries
- 1x camera
- 2x camera batteries
- 1x charger battery pack
- 3x usb cords

*Misc:
- 1x motorcycle tool kit
- 1x electronic air gauge
- toiletries
October 11, 2013
Ride:
2005 Buell XB12S Lightning
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Perfect Backpack for Light Commuting
I commute with a fairly minimal pack: just a MacBook Air, a light jacket, a few other small items. The Kriega R15 (which I own, but isn't available for sale from Revzilla) is a little too small for commuting and the R25 (which I also own) is a bit too big - the compression straps don't cinch down enough for such a big bag that's mostly empty. I wish I had just gotten the R20 in the first place and a US-10 to add to the available capacity, instead of having this strange collection of 3 backpacks. If you're trying to decide, you can probably just knock the R15 off your list of options.
May 13, 2013
Ride:
2013 Kawasaki Ninja 300
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Love it!
Had this backpack for several months now and really am glad I went with it. I was torn between this and the American Cargo Trooper (hi-viz version).

I ended up choosing the Kriega because of the excellent reviews and the harness system. I am female and felt the Kriega harness would be more accommodating for a shorter/smaller frame. I was right, this pack stays in place perfectly! I adjusted it to half way between the single dot and double dot indicators and that works out awesome for my size.

I mostly use it for commuting so it fits a pair of flipflops (or smaller sneakers), jeans, sweatshirt, cosmetic bag, headphones (larger style like Beats), external hard-drive (WD Passport style), my re-usable Starbucks cup (are you laughing at me yet?), and some other misc smaller items (cables, Surface Pro, snacks).

Sometimes I wish I got the R25 just for the extra space but I've currently never run out on the R20...I just don't like packing things too tight. The Kriega is so well made though it never feels like I'm stressing it out when I zip it all up. I love how easy it is just tighten down too when I don't have it full of items.

My only complaint is that it's totally black with only small amounts of reflective material. I ended up modifying it some to make me feel more confident in my visibility. Pictures added.

Very happy with purchase and will continue to by Kriega items due to their high quality.
November 2, 2015
Ride:
2006 Triumph Daytona 675
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Worth it.
I have always preferred to use a backpacks rather than luggage on my bikes, but I have always relied on cheaper standard backpacks. Spending over twice the money just seemed flat-out wrong, but over the past 6 months I began looking at motorcycle backpacks. I looked at a few of the local shops, reviews here at Revzilla, and several various web forums. I finally decided on the Kriega R20, and I am glad that I did. I have read a lot of positive reviews about Kriega, and they appear to be justified. This backpack is incredibly stable at highway speeds. The quadloc harness and the straps allow me to cinch down the load no matter if its full or partially loaded. The weight is evenly distributed and it doesn't shift around affecting my control. It's monsoon season here in Phoenix and the swirling afternoon winds can be obnoxious. This backpack makes them much easier to deal with by keeping the load where it is supposed to be. With the monsoon comes rain, and I rode in some light rain this morning on the way to work and everything stayed dry. It appears to be very well made. Time will tell, but with a ten year warranty I'd say Kriega is standing by their products. If you're thinking about a motorcycle backpack I'd say do it; this could be one of the best and most useful pieces of gear I've bought in quite some time. Very happy
August 24, 2012
Ride:
2012 Triumph Street Triple R
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Unbelievable comfort, my life is forever changed!
I commute every day with a backpack. Most days just a few miles to my office, but sometimes quite frequently up to an hour away to my job site. I really thought it was that freeway ride that was killing my back and shoulders… two hours in the saddle dealing with the stress of notorious Bay Area traffic and obnoxious drivers. But no, it was my pack. I did some research and found this Kriega R20 and was really skeptical about its claim that it takes the weight off your shoulders, but wow! It really does work. I wasn’t looking to spend nearly as much as I did, but it is worth every penny.

Fresh out of the box I didn’t think I’d be able to put much in it, but it has proven me wrong. Bottle of water, 11” laptop, extra layers, notebook, small purse, disc lock. Might be halfway full at that point. I love how expandable/adjustable it is. If you don’t need to carry that much, just cinch it down and it lays flat and tighter to your body.

FOR THE LADIES: The only BIG initial concern I had was the chest harness. I have tried on many different kinds in the past and they always hit the “no zone” across my bust, either pressing down or pushing out in all the wrong places. However, the QUADLOC system is very comfortable, looks great, and the girls are quite happily nestled within. :-)
June 5, 2013
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Great backpack for touring, travel, or just going to the store.
I purchased the Kriega R20 after many hours of deliberating on various other backpacks, and you know, I think the decision was a good one. Absolutely zero issues with the construction and materials after copious amounts of use.

I am a light packer so the size was of no issue. In fact I found that I had ample room for extra things if I were so inclined to pick up something on my travels. Very comfortable to wear for long journeys given that you adjust the straps to fit you right proper.

I even use this as a grocery getter. It fits everything I need for the week, unless I do something like purchase a pie, which is really no issue with the bag itself but with my own priorities. Did I need a pie anyway? Probably not, but can I forgo some essentials and get the pie(s) anyway? Yes. Yes I can.

There was even a time I fit 12 masonry bricks in the bag (not recommended) and rode home with no issue other than that there were about 90lbs of bricks in my bag. Point is, the bag held up and is still holding up and doing an admirable job.

However, keep in mind that the bag isn't waterproof. If that is a concern for you get the more expensive bags that Kreiga produce.
September 22, 2014
Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Awesome look! High quality.......perfect for motorcyclists.
If you're anything like me, you have accumulated backpacks over the years and have one for just about any occasion. But the way I see it, a tactical backpack is made for tactical uses, a hiking backpack is made for hiking (etc.), but I've never owned a motorcycling backpack. The R20 fills that void perfectly. It's an awesome looking backpack, for starters. You can tell it's made of high quality material. In addition to looks, the fit is an extraordinary feature of this backpack. The curved straps make it easy to put this pack on over your riding jacket and it won't cut your circulation off when riding in a forward leaning position (for the sport bikers out there). The front clasp/strap configuration centers the pack weight and is extremely secure. You won't even know you have a pack on. The formed shoulder area minimizes any strain so you won't even feel it after a few hours of riding. Finally, the compression straps are solid and hold strong so you can really cinch the bag down to almost nothing.

So criticism: This is not a waterproof bag.......just water resistant. After riding about 40 minutes in a complete downpour, the contents of the bag were still dry, so that was good......but any longer and you'd have a damp inside, for sure. The main compartment only has a single zipper, so loading can be a bit awkward and isn't the best when having to grab things/put things away quickly with the clasps. Though the straps are high quality, the bag's material doesn't seem to be made the same way, but only time will tell how strong the bag really is. I think this bag should come with the Kube Pocket for content handling while on the bike (when stopped, of course). The Kube is great for ID, phone, toll money, etc. I bought it separately and like how compatible it is with the R20. But again, it's an extra cost. Finally, it's ridiculous not to include a hydration bladder with a $139 (non-waterproof) riding backpack. DO NOT pay the absurd $49 for the Kriega hydration bladder (sorry, Revzilla, I know the bladder pricing is not on you!). You can get one of better utility and quality from Amazon for a third of the price. Here's the one I have and it fits perfectly in the R20:

http://www.amazon.com/CamelBak-90352-Omega-Water-Reservoir/dp/B002QX3UJ2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413035781&sr=8-1&keywords=camelbak+3+litre+hydration+bladder

Buy this bag. I love it and it has served multiple purposes. The piece of mind of knowing that if the bike and I separate in an unfortunate incident (and I'm conscious) that I'll have the essentials I need on me instead of in a pannier or tail bag.
October 11, 2014
Ride:
2012 Ducati Multistrada 1200S
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Great Versatile Backpack
I bought this with the Kube Pocket and the 3 Liter Hydropak. Honestly I don't think you should ever get this pack without those add ons. With those it becomes a useful backpack on or off the bike. Sure it's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for and you are paying for the best backpack for everyday use. I take this with me to school whether I take my bike or not. It holds my days books or it can hold the Kube 4 laptop case with one or two smaller books. I fill up the Hydrapak with Ice and water and take it with me so I always have a drink. I took it to my local fair for the day and in the hot weather, it was a life saver. It is comfortable enough to wear all the time. I've done all of this without even having it on the bike. It doesn't suffer at all on the bike though. It is great to have the Kube Pocket to store my phone and wallet and the Hydrapak is great when you are thirsty on the road. It fits great and my back hurts a little when having it full of heavy stuff but that is most likely because those specific back muscles for holding the pack up aren't as developed as they could be. It still fits great and is comfortable. My only complaint is I don't really know what size to put the straps of the shoulder (one dot, two dots or three dots) I have it part way between 2 and 3 dots but I'm not sure if the adjustment is totally right, but it fits. Overall I would definitely buy this again and I will certainly be buying more Kriega gear in the future.
August 21, 2014
Ride:
2008 Yamaha XV250 V Star 250
Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Packs more than you think
The R20 is nice and slim and great for commuting. What does it hold?

Option 1: commuting and coming home after work: the main compartment holds my 14" laptop (it would hold a 15"), extra shoes (although I tend to leave a pair at work), and clear shield. Still have room for shorts and t-shirt for whatever reason you'd need to bring them! The smaller compartment on the outside is bigger than the small zipper opening would lead you to believe, it basically fills the entire front of the bag and expands out 3-4 inches or so, and could hold another set of gloves (e.g. winter gloves), neck gaiter, ear plugs, wallet and keys, and any other small items you need to throw in there.

Option 2: commuting and going out after work before riding home. This assumes you ride wearing kevlar jeans or armored pants that you'll take off at the restaurant. You "can" fit the kevlar jeans in the bag with the laptop, and the armor will fit in the outside pouch. The clear shield should fit if you need to swap out your smoke shield. I doubt you'd fit your riding boots, so you'll have to wear those out.

So for commuting it fits all my needs and I'm glad I didn't get bigger. For weekend riding, it could serve as an overnight bag if you pack judiciously. For same day riding where you'll go hiking, as mentioned above it should fit your armored pants--but definitely not your jacket, you'll need to tie that down to the bike with your cheap walmart bicycle cable (I put it through the sleeves).
October 5, 2015
Ride:
2015 Yamaha FZ-07
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Love it.
Perfect bag for a college kid riding to and from class, also perfect for riding to and from work. The 20L size is awesome it's comfortably big, it holds just the right amount of stuff. The fitment while riding is superb, Kriega knows their stuff.
February 27, 2014
Ride:
2007 Harley Davidson Nightster XL1200N
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Had the larger size, this size fits me better and forces me to pack more efficiently, also camelbak hydration bladder a better fit.
Larry S on Jun 17, 2017
Needed something to carry clothes, shoes, etc. for after/during work
Cody M on Apr 28, 2017
Had the larger size, this size fits me better and forces me to pack more efficiently, also camelbak hydration bladder a better fit.
Larry S on Jun 17, 2017
Best backpack ever... really nice...!!
CARLOS H on Apr 28, 2017
Needed something to carry clothes, shoes, etc. for after/during work
Cody M on Apr 28, 2017
Like people mentioned above this back pack lite a bit overpriced.
I got one because going to use it for dual purpose: riding motor circle and snowboarding.
Alexander U on Apr 21, 2017
Amazing. 5 stars all the way. Been through all weather and a 40 mph crash and still holds up seamlessly. No complaints.
Fred D on Apr 15, 2017
I have purchased Kriega before and am pleased with the quality and style. I commute on a daily basis so making the investment in quality gear that I can depend on is worth it in the long run. The design of the straps is one of the main deciding factors for the purchase.
Dane J on Apr 9, 2017
This backpack is awesome and then some! That is all I have to say...awesomeness riding on ones back...that is what this product delivers. It is like a kick in the groin with some Valentina on the side...don't ask how I know...
Denny K on Jan 26, 2017
This bag is my second choice to the r25, but I hope it will work perfectly for my daily commute. The bag gets super good reviews and seems to be top quality. I have no need to carry a laptop, but an iPad is a must, which this bag should handle easily along with my lunch and a snack and my daily carry items which include: small towel, tiny first aid kit, small flashlight, knife, and other trinkets.
Johnny W on Jan 24, 2017
reviews
Christy K on Jan 23, 2017
I think this is the last backpack I'll ever need for commuting.
Donny W on Jan 2, 2017
It looks strong and reliable and it has good reviews.
Karen T on Dec 14, 2016
This has to be one of the best rucksacks made
Joseph S on Nov 28, 2016
This was for a friend of mine, he loves it
Jorge G on Nov 25, 2016
Wanted a backpack that was more ergonomically suited for riding.
Ross T on Oct 1, 2016
Great quality and perfect size for day trips.
Julius S on Sep 22, 2016
Just big enough, but not too big.
Joe S on Aug 25, 2016
read reviews... pending my own assessment.
Steve F on Aug 5, 2016
I needed a cool new backpack and this looks awesome!
ChuckRep on Jul 26, 2016
Top name brand, sleek but simple design, more storage space than hydropack 3 or whatever name is of hydration focused pack, but most of all the front harness and clip in design rugged and ease of use
Kevin C on Jul 11, 2016
I purchased this as a present to my brother.
Brian F on Jun 10, 2016
Awesome backpack. I use it for riding and also day to day use.
westgard on May 7, 2016
Made for riders
Karim K on Apr 30, 2016
TEXAS TECH GRADUATE
T M on Apr 26, 2016
I have had this pack a couple years now, I never ride with out it. Fits snug and very comfortable.
Bryan O on Apr 3, 2016
need a back pack to alternate with messenger bag. been using a messenger bag for more than 15 years and shoulder as started to show it (soreness). purchased for harness, size, and compression. - all indications say: this bag has it all and more!
Cash G on Mar 31, 2016
Very secure, very nice comfortable fit from the curved back.
jason s on Mar 29, 2016
Thought I would try using a backpack for a change
Scott H on Mar 28, 2016
I needed a small backpack for short trips and commuting.
Mike A on Mar 24, 2016
high rated
Fabio R on Mar 16, 2016
Best commuter pack
A C on Mar 4, 2016
I used it with the Kriega 3 liter hydrapak. Used it to ride cross country. Very sturdy backpack. The multiple adjustments make it fit like a "glove" on your back.
Franz Z on Feb 24, 2016
It seemed like the best backpack for size and features
Dakota Z on Feb 22, 2016
Quality
michael G on Feb 21, 2016
For day to day commuting to and from work.
Jessica Xiao Fei L on Feb 12, 2016
Love this pack. It is definitely smaller so I would consider it a good overnight or day pack but not much longer. I wear it everytime I ride dirt and it is great with the integrated hydrapak. Small enough you won't notice it's there and large enough to fit what you need out on the trail. I would reccomend this to anyone.
Mark J on Feb 9, 2016
Made for riders by riders. All features usable with gloves.
notsofast on Feb 2, 2016
A little smaller than what i was thinking but its a great backpack. Fits well and makes carrying a backpack much easier while riding
Cameron D on Jan 30, 2016
To carry stuff in an appropriate manner.
Derek S on Jan 19, 2016
Best pack out there in my 2 cents. I tried on a lot of them and this was set up and sized wise for my riding style. My laptop, jacket and night shield fit into this and that with the blatter full of water. Good size, not to big. Had it for a year almost and no rips, tears or buggers on it
JimmyO on Jan 9, 2016
Mor comfortable than traditional strap
John M on Dec 28, 2015
You won't regret picking this backpack up. The hype is real!
Adam S on Dec 19, 2015
My husband asked for this backpack as his Christmas gift.
Vanessa T on Dec 11, 2015
Purpose-driven, high-quality design, and numerous positive reviews.
albinorhino2011 on Nov 27, 2015
got an R25 for myself so this R20 is for my son
Michael B on Nov 20, 2015
I need it tu fit in my stuff for the gym
R O on Nov 9, 2015
I needed a riding backpack and after reading the reviews, the R20 seemed like the best option for me.
Antuan V on Nov 1, 2015
replacing gear from an accident, decided on the extra capacity over the R15
Theodore E on Sep 25, 2015
Wanted a backpack for commuting that could hold my work laptop and a few items of clothing. Believe the R15 would be a bit too small.
dmc97 on Sep 20, 2015
Back to put work clothes in.
Edward H on Sep 17, 2015
Based on revzilla video reviews of multiple packs.

Wanted high quality motorcycle pack in this size range.
K E on Aug 5, 2015
Best backpack ever... really nice...!!
CARLOS H on Apr 28, 2017
Like people mentioned above this back pack lite a bit overpriced.
I got one because going to use it for dual purpose: riding motor circle and snowboarding.
Alexander U on Apr 21, 2017
I have the US-20 tailpack and was wondering whether that can be attached to the R-20? Bascially turning into one bag and not having to carry a tailpack and backpack. I see that you can easily attach the US-10.
Paul V on Jan 8, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I have both the r20 tail pack and the back pack. It doesn't look like they are designed to attach directly. The back pack only has two connection points, so the tail pack might not be too secure if connected there. It could be done but you would have to rig something up.
I have narrowed down my backpack shopping to two. The R20 and the R25. I am going to be using it for daily commuting to work. 50 miles each day. Carrying a rain suit, lunch, thermos, possibly a liner or liners from my Cortech riding jacket. Along with a few small items gloves, etc. I could possibly attach a US10 pack if needed. I think both of these allow that, But Prefer not to. Which of these would you reccommend for my use? Thanks Mark T from VT
Mark T on Jun 13, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Hi mark,

Depending how how big your rain suit and thermos is, I would probably lean towards the r25. I have the r20 and it's pefect for a short daily commute where I only need some gym clothes and shoes. I might get a little snug if you are trying to put a whole suit, thermos, gloves, and then other stuff as well.

The R20 is close to full with shoes, jeans, shirt, and a north face shell in it.

I don't know what the US10 pack is, but the r25 should fit all that you mentioned and still have a little room incase you need to bring something home from work at all.
Will this bag fit a 17 inch laptop and a pair of shoes?
A shopper on Nov 17, 2013
BEST ANSWER: not sure on the 17 as my laptop is a tiny 11 inch and yes it fits easily but i do know that my size 14 tennis shoes will fit but dont leave a whole lot of room for other items. I wish i could help you more. if i was planning on packing lap top and shoes on regular basic plus other items i would think on the R25. i wish i had bought it instead, as the 20 is little smaller than i expected.
I am looking at the Kriega R20, and the OGIO No Drag Mach 5 Backpack. Not sure which way to go? I would appreciate any info to help me make this decision. Thanks Mark T.
A shopper on Jun 11, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I have the Kreiga R20 and have not tried the OGIO ND Mach 5. The Kreiga is smaller from the specs and has a more traditional look and feel to it. I teach class at night and bring along my books and handouts along with a 13" Mac Air with no problem. I like the Kreiga harness system on the R20 as it is completely adjustable and can fit quite snugly to the body. I ride rather straight up in posture with my bike but do crouch at speed and the R20 is plenty aerodynamic at highway speeds when adjusted properly. It fits easily over armored riding jackets and is easy to pull on or take off.

As said before, I have no experience with OGIO products, but the Kreiga is a step up from a normal backpack and worth the investment.
what Optional harness pocket that the product description mention about..? Is that Kriega R8 Waistpack or else..? answer will be appreciated as I planning to buy the product with optional harness at once, thank you
A shopper on Dec 16, 2013
BEST ANSWER: It must be the Kube pocket they're talking about. It's a nice little square cube that zips up. Just know that finding placement so it is accessible but doesn't smack your helmet or get in your way while riding takes some experimentation.
What's the difference between R15 vs R20? In terms of how much clothes/lunch/shoes they can hold and how many utility pockets they have?
Charles Gabriel C on Nov 22, 2013
BEST ANSWER: I'm not certain about the R15 but I use the R20 to commute every day to work and I can fit my laptop, pair of dress shoes and maybe my lunch and gloves. There isn't much room for anything else after that. So depends on what you need it for. Honestly, I think I should have gone for the R25 just for the extra space but I prefer the smaller latch system of the R20 as it looks more like a standard backpack.
When using a regular back pack I have a problem where the back of my helmet gets caught on it when I tuck down keeping me from getting into the proper position so I can see. Does this sit far enough down so I can tuck properly without interfering with the helmet?
Thanks!
David D on Mar 18, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I mean you will probably still make contact with the bag but it didn't interfere with my tuck...wore it on my Gixxer 750 last week and was totally fine. Every backpack in gonna limit you to some degree but I found this one did a very nice job at managing load without putting strain on my shoulders and clavicle. Like I said I didn't feel overly restricted in regards to motion and was able to get into the tuck no problem.
Will this fit a clothes packer like the Timbuktu OCD? I want to commute to work and take my clothes, the packer is 14 x 10.2 inches. Also, anybody know of any good packers or ways to transport clothes on a motorcycle wrinkle free?
A shopper on Aug 19, 2013
BEST ANSWER: A packer like the one you describe will fit. Actually, if that's all you're carrying - a shirt and a pair of pants - this bag is overkill, but it's a good size if you're carrying shoes as well. If you need to carry a jacket, too, forget it - it will get wrinkled in ANY backpack. Whether your clothes will come out wrinkle-free really depends on how you fold them - the packer just makes it easier and keeps them flat.
I can't seem to find any pics of the inside of the pack and I was curious whether or not it had any kind of internal restraints for a laptop.
A shopper on May 17, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Technically there is not a laptop pocket, however, the bag has a separate compartment inside. Click on the smaller thumbnails and you can zoom in on the inside image of the bag!
I see this product has water resistan zippers it means it´s water resistan backpack I´m choosing between this and the R25 also Kriega I need to carry my laptop in that back pack.
A shopper on May 16, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Neither the R20, nor the R25 are fully waterproof. Of the backpack options, the R30 is the only that is totally waterproof. As an alternative, the US-10 is fully waterproof and would take a small laptop or iPad type device. The US-10 can be attached to the R20 or R25.