Great Business Backpack

I've been using so far for business purposes several laptop bags and have models of Samsonite, Tumi and ST Dupond in use. It's important that I liked pockets both in terms of function and design. When I recently flew with a (tracking) backpack to a business meeting to UK, to me the advantages of a backpack have become aware and I wanted to buy myself a travel backpack.

In the short list of Tumi Arrive, the Tumi Alpha Slim Laptop letter Pack fell (no leather), the Picard Torrino and just the Bree Frankfurt 3. The choice has fallen on the following grounds on the Bree Backpack:
- Haptic and visually high-quality leather, as I previously knew it from Bree.
- Sensible interior layout:
1 main compartment with padded laptop compartment, suitable for my 14 inch laptop, additional small inside pocket eg for passport etc.) and large storage space
2. Middle compartment with dedicated pocket for 2 pens, phone + another (in my case: In-ear headphones) and Keychain
3. Small Dokumtenfach forefront

The rucksack sits perfectly against the back and the straps are designed very ergonomic. Only the hidden document compartment on the back (accessible from the back) I feel as superfluous, the zipper I feel slightly in the back.

The decisive factor over the other models has especially. The ergonomic shape given (Tumi Arrive equivalent Tumi Alpha sits too high, Picard with unergonomic belts) and mE great design that makes it look a not like a backpacker or student (Tumi Alpha) ,