Wolffepack Rucksack, Black, 8-10-18" (46cm)

I got this due to the ability to get into it without taking it off. After a few minutes of getting used to how the pull cord works, it works good. I don't use it that often, I normally use a smaller Kaka sling bag for daily commuting to work on my Harley.

Like the idea and want to use it on my motorcycle so it would be easy to get to stuff while on the bike at a stop. Got one form Amazon Warehouse deals and they sent me one that was defective. no matter how many times I pulled the handle it would not lock back in to place. I thought they would check the product prior to sending it out, guess not. I like this back pack and I like the concept. But if it has the potential of not locking in to place it could be a real problem. Especially on a motorcycle while out on a ride. I may order another one but for now I am sleptical

Love the concept but it’s too small and it’s difficult to hook back up after releasing. I ended up just taking the back pack off like normal as I was tired of spending time trying to get it to reattach and having people wait for me while doing it.

I returned it too small ather than that would be perfect.

I bought this backpack as the video shows how easy it is to use and how there is a special cord that releases it, and you can swing it to your front and then it can easily be pulled back onto your starting positing on your back. it didnt work at all. i thought it was defective until i ordered another model from Wolffe and it had the same issue. this is not good.

I like the concept but had to return mine because it was just too small for me. If you're of average size (or smaller) and proportion then I think you'll be happy with it.

as advertised, takes a little getting used to

Too small and no hip/waist belt.

Great gadget backpack does what it says it doesswings round easily and retracts just like it says it does, no more pulling it on or off once you have it on your back just relase the catch and swing it round to the front. I use it for photography and it's very handy having access to the backpack without having to remove it

I live in London, commute and the idea of a bag that you can just twist around your body to lean your against seats on trains etc. felt like a great innovation.Its not really that good or useful in practise. :-(.Firstly you MUST try the bag out at home to understand it. Watch the videos, twice! You also need loads of room for your arms to swing and activate the locking system. This is not easy on a packed train or platform.Once you have undertaken several practices at home to understand it, actual use on the street is mixed.Sometimes the locking mechinism just will not release, other times it wont fasten. You also look stupid when messing with it, best just give up and "reset" it at home. When closing the bag, reaching for the pull cord is very cumbersome. The pull cord contains the "switching" mechinism and you will find it difficult to reach for it, pull up a heavier bag and not accidentally mess up the catch system by depressing the red catch on the pull cord. Its just a faff, and not really worth the benefit.Capacity wise not great. But fine for a laptop and a bottle of water etc. However here lies another problem! If its a little heavy, you need to fasten the chest clasp of the bag, or it tends to move around rather than close, I hate chest clasps!To be fair all round, the bag has worked well 50 % of the time, and those who witness it working seem to think its a great idea.I toyed with returning it but didnt. Sometimes that decision comes back to haunt me.

Ich kann leider den beiden Vorrezensenten nicht zustimmen. Ich als Frau empfinde den Rucksack als unhandlich, sperrig und im Rücken sehr unbequem. Mag sein, daß ein Mann mit dicker Jacke ihn bequemer tragen kann. Als businessman - Rucksack würde ich ihn uncool finden. Auch frage ich mich, wie man den Sack mit dem dünnen Seil wieder in die Ursprungslage zurückbekommt, wenn er denn mit laptop etc. schwer bepackt ist.