Knack Bag: One Bag for Everything

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About Knack Bag

When I was approached about reviewing the

How did it Perform

The bag is really high quality. It’s thick, heavy fabric. The stitching is strong and a lot of the pieces that are normally plastic on a backpack are made of metal. For the price tag, it is the kind of quality I would hope for but often don’t get from a bag. Believe me, in my years I’ve paid some large amounts for bags that just don’t last. If I had to take a bet, this won’t be one of those disappointing bags.

When I opened the box for my Knack bag one of the first things I saw is an instruction card. It tells you about all of the pockets and compartments. At first I laughed, but then I started looking at the bag. I realized I needed the instructions. It’s really easy to miss some of the pockets. If you want to get the most use out of the bag, read the instructions.

In the pictures above you can see all of the pockets. Packing for a race is always a struggle because shoes take up so much space and it seems like I never have enough room. I have stuff thrown all over my car seat or I have 2 bags at least. So I packed up everything I would want in the Knack Bag and I still had a bunch of room. More clothes and shoes could have fit into it. I actually plan on using it for my 3 day trip to Chicago next week because of all the space it has.

My biggest problem with backpacks is I find them uncomfortable to wear. I have a long torso which means they never sit right on my back and they tend to make me uncomfortable. My back is always sore and I end up hunching over to compensate for this stupid bag on my back. The Knack Bag has a firm backing on it and it doesn’t let all of the weight drop to the bottom. By doing that it keeps it distributed more evenly across your back, not just letting gravity wreak havoc on your spine. I spent the better part of a night (2 hours) walking around with the bag loaded down as heavy as I could get it. The weight truly didn’t bother me. The bag was comfortable and I found it easy to keep standing up straight and tall.