
Travel laptop backpacks
Large Laptop Backpack, fits a 17" laptop, Black
- 17.5 x 13 x 8.5 in
- Fits a 17" laptop
- Polyester
4.7 · 52,899 ratings
01Built around the thing, not the trip
A seventeen-inch machine, a car seat handed over at a gate, a pram folded at a check-in desk, two pairs of golf shoes that should not touch a towel. Each of those is a shape before it is a journey, and every bag here starts from the shape.
Every card prints three dimensions, a capacity and a price, so you can hold a bag against the thing you have to carry before you decide rather than after the parcel arrives.

Large Laptop Backpack, fits a 17" laptop, Black17.5 x 13 x 8.5 in · $22.07
02Start with the load
A soccer pack and a nail case look like unrelated objects until you open both: each is two or three compartments sharing one shell, with the dirty half walled off from the clean half. Pick the thing you have to carry and the shelf sorts itself out.
Six shelves, one question asked six ways, and everything on all of them belongs to the Yorepek selection.
03What people reach for first
Ranked by the size of the rating pool behind each product family rather than by what we would like to move. Fifty-two thousand people have an opinion about the first one, and that is worth more than any adjective we could put beside it.

Travel laptop backpacks
4.7 · 52,899 ratings

Padded car seat travel bags
4.6 · 5,383 ratings

Cricut carrying cases
4.8 · 2,458 ratings

Soccer backpacks
4.6 · 2,154 ratings
04How these bags are built
Open the boot of a car after a Saturday and you can reconstruct the day from what is loose in it: a ball, one boot, a towel that was wet three hours ago lying across a jumper.
That is not a shortage of space. There is plenty of room in a car boot. What is missing is separation — somewhere the wet thing can be wet without the dry thing having to deal with it, and that is the decision almost every bag on these shelves is built around.
You can see it once you know to look. The soccer pack puts boots in a vented bay at the bottom, a ball in a cage on the outside, and the kit between them, sealed off from both. The golf organiser is a deck sitting on a ventilated shoe floor. The nail case is two slotted trays that pull out over each other. The slow cooker carrier is a pot below and a shelf for serving spoons above.
None of that is clever. It is more zips, more panels and more seam than one deep well, and it is where the money goes between a fifteen-dollar bag and a forty-five-dollar one. A bag with a single compartment is cheaper to make, and it is also the reason your towel is on your jumper.
A car seat bag is luggage, not a restraint, and a capacity figure is not advice about weight. Where a claim needs an outside authority — a child in an aeroplane seat, a loaded pack on a small back — we name the authority and link to it rather than to ourselves.

05On two shoulders
A travel pack and a soccer pack are built around opposite problems: one protects a machine, the other keeps a wet boot away from a clean shirt. Every card here prints three dimensions, because a bag that arrives an inch short is a bag you live with.

Travel laptop backpacks
4.7 · 52,899 ratings

Soccer backpacks
4.6 · 2,154 ratings

Basketball backpacks
4.8 · 1,435 ratings

Basketball backpacks
4.6 · 198 ratings

Football gear bags
4.5 · 90 ratings

Soccer backpacks
4.5 · 83 ratings
06Open, and loaded
A pack shot tells you the colour. These are the same bags with the ball, the shoes, the bottles and the cooker in them, which is the only state that answers the question you actually have.








07How they are put together
Almost every disappointing bag in the world is a good bag asked to do a job it has no structure for. A holdall will carry golf shoes and a towel; it will just carry them touching each other. These four decisions are what the range spends its money on.
Boots, cleats and golf shoes get a compartment of their own with mesh panels, walled off from the kit. It is the reason a sports pack does not need airing after every match, and the reason the shirt above it stays clean.
On the nail cases and the trunk organisers the compartments are trays rather than pockets. A full case opens without anything being lifted over anything else, and the layer you are not using can come out and stay home.
The car seat and pram bags are three layers deep: a water-resistant outer, a padded middle, a lining. What that protects is not the fabric but the joints and the shell edges that have to survive a conveyor belt.
A tripod case is 30.5, 40.5 or 50.5 inches long. A Cricut case is 23 by 9 by 9. A cooker carrier is specified in quarts. Where a bag exists for one thing, its dimensions are that thing's dimensions and the name says so.
| Shelf | The number that decides | Where to read it | What goes wrong without it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Backpacks | Screen size, then litres | The laptop, corner to corner | A 15-inch sleeve and a 17-inch machine means a second bag |
| Car seat bags | Shell width and height, base on | The seat itself, at its widest | A bag that will not close over a tall convertible |
| Stroller bags | The folded footprint | The pram, folded the way it travels | A compact-fold body around a standard fold |
| Golf organizers | Shoe size and boot floor | The shoes, and the boot they sit in | Two size 14 pairs in a bay cut for size 9 |
| Nail cases | Bottle count and bottle height | One bottle from your own collection | Tall gel bottles stop the upper tray closing |
| Equipment cases | The object, with the head or lid on | The tripod, machine or pot | A 50-inch stand in a 50.5-inch case, head still attached |
Nothing in the Yorepek way is asked to work in two rooms at once, which is why the material sits on the card next to the size.
08Handed over at the desk
A car seat and a folded pram are the two loads in Yorepek that leave your hands entirely. What happens to them between a desk and a carousel is what these bodies are padded for.

Padded car seat travel bags
4.6 · 5,383 ratings

Infant car seat travel bags
4.6 · 725 ratings

Doona car seat bags
4.5 · 572 ratings

Car seat bags with wheels
4.3 · 270 ratings
09Against the alternatives
There are only so many answers to a car seat that has to fly or a tripod that has to travel, and most people have tried two of them. Here they are side by side, including the ones that cost nothing at all.
| The answer | What it does well | What it costs you | Honest verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand it over bare | Free, nothing to store, nothing to carry empty | Scuffs, grease and rain, and a shell somebody now has to inspect | Fine once; a habit that shortens the life of the thing |
| A bin bag and tape | Costs pennies, folds to nothing for the return trip | No padding at all, tears on the first hook, no handle | A rain cover, not protection |
| A hard flight case | Genuine impact protection, stacks well | Heavy empty, expensive, and it has to live somewhere all year | Right for a fragile instrument, overkill for a car seat |
| A general holdall | You already own one, and it carries anything | Everything inside touches everything else, and nothing is shaped | Works until the wet half meets the dry half |
| A bag cut to the object | Padding where the object is vulnerable, a handle where you need one, compartments that keep things apart | One bag per kind of load, and you have to measure first | What the range here is, and why the cards print dimensions |
The bottom two rows are where the Yorepek catalogue lives, and the first three are worth trying before you spend anything at all.
10Boot, salon and studio
Where a bag exists for one thing, its dimensions are that thing's dimensions: a shoe bay measured in pairs, a tray measured in bottles, a case measured in quarts or in the folded length of a tripod.

Cricut carrying cases
4.8 · 2,458 ratings

Golf trunk organizers
4.6 · 2,036 ratings

Nail polish organizer cases
4.6 · 1,828 ratings

Tripod carrying cases
4.5 · 1,173 ratings

Golf glove holders
4.5 · 604 ratings

Slow cooker carriers
4.7 · 499 ratings
All 22 golf organizersAll 18 nail and tattoo casesAll 9 equipment cases
11By the name people type
Nineteen pages, each one a single line of the catalogue laid out by size, capacity and price. If you already know the thing you want from Yorepek, start here rather than at a shelf.
The bag the brand is known for: three compartments, ten-plus pockets, a sleeve cut for a seventeen-inch machine, and a lid that lays flat at a checkpoint so the laptop never leaves the bag. Fifty-two thousand people have rated it.
All 7, by size and colour →Twelve padded bags cut around a car seat, from a 28 by 17 by 17 inch body up to 31.5 by 18.5. They exist for the ten minutes between the gate and the belt, and for what a handler does to an unprotected shell in them.
All 12, by size and colour →Fourteen slotted cases, from 48 bottles up past a hundred, in bodies between 11 by 9 by 7 and 16 by 12.3 by 7.8 inches. The slots are cut around a standard 15 ml bottle, which is the measurement that decides whether the lid shuts.
All 14, by size and colour →Nine soccer backpacks at 28 litres, with a ball cage on the front, a ventilated boot bay at the bottom and a bottle pocket on each side. Six colours, from $15.99, and the shoes never touch the kit.
All 9, by size and colour →Eight two-layer trunk lockers, roughly 17 by 13 by 10 inches, with the shoe bay ventilated and walled off from everything above it. Balls, tees, gloves and a towel on the top deck; two pairs of shoes underneath.
All 8, by size and colour →12Before you pick a size
Almost every bag that disappoints was the wrong size rather than the wrong bag. Six minutes with a tape measure settles all of it, and the numbers you need are printed on every card here.
A seventeen-inch laptop needs a seventeen-inch sleeve, and a fifteen-inch one will take it only in the sense that a coat pocket takes a book. Measure the screen diagonally and match the sleeve rather than the litres.
Take the shell, not the child, and take it with the base attached if the base is coming. Then pick the body that clears it: 28 by 17 by 17 inches for an infant carrier or a compact convertible, 31.5 by 18.5 by 17 for a tall one that will not fold.
The make and model matter less than the shape it actually folds into, and a compact fold and a standard fold of the same pram are different objects. Measure with the wheels on if the wheels are staying on.
This is the mistake that returns the most cases. A 50-inch stand goes into a 50.5-inch body only if the ball head has come off, and it usually has not. Measure what you carry, then take the length above it.
It is printed on the base of the cooker. One carrier here takes 6, 7 and 8 quarts, the other is cut for 8.5, and between the two you size up: a lid that will not close lets a full pot tip on a corner.
If a bag is going to school on a child, the ceiling is 15% of that child's body weight, the bottom should sit in the curve of the lower back, and the straps should be two broad ones. Volume is not the test; the bathroom scales are.
13Where a bag stops
Two of these shelves sit close to something a person can get hurt by. Below is what the relevant authorities actually say, with a link to each, and what a bag does and does not do about it.
The safest place for a child under two on a US aeroplane is an approved child restraint in its own seat, not a lap, and the seat has to carry the line about being certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft. A seat that cannot be secured properly in an aircraft seat may be checked as baggage instead — which is the moment a bag matters, and the only moment.
Federal Aviation Administration, read September 3, 2026Federal guidance on when a car seat may keep being used ends its list of conditions with a plain one: no visible damage to the seat. That is why the useful habit is opening the bag and looking at the shell before you install it, rather than after.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, read September 3, 2026A loaded school pack should not exceed 15% of the child carrying it. Its bottom belongs in the curve of the lower back, and it hangs from two broad padded straps rather than one. Our litres tell you what a bag holds. They say nothing about what a person should carry, and a 40-litre pack half full is often the right answer.
American Academy of Pediatrics, HealthyChildren.org, read September 3, 2026Three dimensions, a capacity, a compartment or bottle count, a material where the brand names one, and a price from our own update. Those are the figures you can hold a tape measure against, and they are the ones this catalogue stakes its name on.
14In their words
Real reviews of these bags from people who have lived with one a while, quoted as they were written. The useful ones are rarely enthusiastic — they are the ones that tell you what happened on the fourth trip.
★★★★★
Two months without a lift
This backpack holds more than you expect it to. I use it a lot and it is comfortable to wear. It’s very sturdy, made well and worth the price. My laptop fits perfectly in the computer pocket. I like that it’s near the back so it is very stable. And carrying the heavy load on my back going up a flight of stairs is doable. The elevator was broken for 2 months.... There is no second guessing with this bag. It’s a good one.
★★★★★
A full season of practice
The material is thinner than I expected, but a lot more durable than I expected. It held up well after a full season of using it for practice and games, and still looks/feels new. Zippers work great, color is as expected. I was surprised at how much it carries, including our 40oz metal water bottle. I really love how it keeps everything compartmentalized and separate. Definitely worth the money.
★★★★☆
A light colour through a hold
I bought this for a trip where we would be flying and then renting a car and needed to bring our own car seat. I really like the light blue color, but you should know that it will show black scuffs after a trip being checked on a plane. I was pretty sure it would get some marks/stains and was willing to live with that to get the blue color so I’m not taking off stars for that, but if that would bother you I definitely recommend getting black so it’s not as noticeable.
★★★★★
A Minu V2, tray still on
Just flew United (with a connecting flight) with our Minu V2 and this bag. It worked out great! Not a scratch on the stroller. Bag wasn’t ripped. The fabric is pretty heavy duty. Padding is light but adequate. We didn’t have to take wheels off. Our snack tray was also left on. It’s definitely a tight fit -- i doubt we could have fit anything else in there. Definitely recommend.
★★★★☆
Two pairs at size 9
Shell is nicely made, shoe area a little tight for two pair of shoes as shown, and mine are only size 9, so that might be limiting for larger sizes in 11 or up. Didn’t care that much for the section dividers on the top shelf, pretty weak, don’t expect those to last very long. However, the shell as indicated seems well made, zippers were good, I expect this unit to last a year or so.
on Yorepek Waterproof Golf Trunk Organizer, ventilated shoe bay
★★★★★
Bottles that are not round
Well, I finally broke down and organized my fingernail paraphernalia. This case did the trick! No more hunting for drill bits. No more hunting nailfiles. This item is very well-thought out. I will never fill all the polish slots. Here is my one quibble: I like Beetles nail polish, and the bottles sure aren’t round. Nor are they particularly small. Not all of them, anyway. They barely fit into the cutouts in the foam pad provided. It would be helpful if there were more options. You can squeeze them in, and I did, though I expect over time the foam will wear from the strain.
on Yorepek Extra Large Nail Polish Organizer Case, holds 96+ bottles
★★★★★
Not used for polish at all
This organizer case is well made. I don’t use it for nail polish, I use it for traveling. There’s plenty of space for everything I need for my hair, makeup, and even my husband’s shaving kit.
★★★★☆
The pocket for the mats
This is a nice bad for transporting or even just storing your cricut machine. It has a bunch of pockets and spots for all your tools and accessories. Even allows you to carry some vinyl. It has a pocket on top for the cutting mats, but the mats say not to bend and this pocket stores them bent so I wont be using it. So thats a bummer. But I suppose the bag would be way too big with a proper pocket. I also wish it had a thicker or harder bottom to help hold its shape a little more. And its a thin canvas material. Not so much a padded protection bag. Thats why it gets 4 stars instead of 5. Otherwise Im completely happy with this.
★★★★★
Light stands, not a tripod
I use this bag to carry 4 light stands, 4 wind flags and 4 ball head swivels for bench rest shooting. Everything fits in perfectly. I use the cardboard boxes that the stands came in for additional storage protection in the bag. It helps keep the bag more rigid. No more trying to carry an armful of parts. It’s all in one place and protected and not sliding around in my truck.
15About the brand
Everything here starts from the same place: something awkward has to travel, and the bag it travels in decides how it arrives.
Making bags since 2016, 10 years of it, in 102 bags across six shelves. One 17-inch travel pack is how most people arrive; four of the six shelves have no straps on them at all.

16Before you order
Sizing, capacity, what a bag does and does not claim, and where a Yorepek order is actually placed.
Every card on this site carries a buying button, and every page has one at the bottom. The button opens the current price at our retail partner in a new tab; payment, delivery and returns happen there rather than on this site.
If you already know what you are after, the button in the header opens the whole range at once. If you do not, the six shelves above narrow it down by what has to go in the bag.
The travel packs are built around a padded sleeve cut for a seventeen-inch machine, in a body of 17.5 by 13 by 8.5 inches. That is the figure to check against your own machine, because a fifteen-inch sleeve will take a fifteen-inch laptop and nothing larger, and the difference shows up as a second bag on your other shoulder.
Measure your seat, not your child. The padded bodies run from 28 by 17 by 17 inches for an infant carrier or a compact convertible up to 31.5 by 18.5 by 17 for a tall convertible that will not fold, and there are separate bodies cut around a Doona with its base attached.
A bag is luggage rather than a restraint. What the seat itself has to carry, and what to look at when it comes off the belt, is set out on our updates page with the federal sources it comes from.
Between 48 and more than a hundred, depending on the body, and each count is printed on its own card. The slots are cut around a standard 15 ml bottle, so measure one of your own before you decide: a tall gel bottle takes the space of two.
The travel pack at 17.5 by 13 by 8.5 inches sits inside the carry-on dimensions most US carriers publish, and it opens flat so a laptop can be screened without leaving the bag. Everything else in the range is sized for a boot, a gate check or a hold, and every card prints its three dimensions so you can hold them against your own allowance.
Volume and construction, not branding. On the golf shelf the gap between $31.99 and $43.99 is a second layer and an insulated pouch; on the stroller shelf it is castors and a body large enough to keep the wheels on the pram. Each card prints the dimensions and the capacity next to the price, so the comparison happens on the page rather than in your head.
The brand has been making bags since 2016. That is the one checkable fact this site states about itself: there are no invented factory tours here, no headcounts and no award badges, because none of those would survive a search.
Every price you see came from our own update rather than from a page somewhere else, and we update on a schedule. The date of the last one is printed on our updates page, and where our figure and the till disagree, the till is right.
17Worth reading first
Handing a car seat over at a gate, sizing a pack to a seventeen-inch machine, loading a school bag to a weight a child can carry, filling a trunk organiser, and flying with a case full of polish.

Four decisions get made between a car park and a boarding gate, and only one of them is about the bag. Here is what the federal guidance actually says, and where a padded body genuinely helps.
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Three compartments, ten-plus pockets and four days of clothes, laid out item by item with the volume each one really takes. Includes the two things that never fit and why.
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Fifteen per cent of the child, not of the bag, and four inches is the other number that matters. What paediatric guidance asks for, and how to check it on a Sunday night with bathroom scales.
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A two-layer locker holds about eleven things and most people load it wrong twice before they get it right. The deck, the shoe floor, and the four items that should never share a compartment.
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Slot counts are honest and still misleading, because they are measured on one bottle shape. Here is how to work out your own number in five minutes, and what the rules are if the case has to fly.
Read it →One button, the whole Yorepek range
Every size, colour and capacity in the Yorepek catalogue sits behind this button, with the price from our last update beside it. Measure the thing you have to carry, check it against the dimensions on the card, and it ships from our retail partner.