Executive Briefcase 26L

I have the older style, olive green, messenger bag and decided to switch to the briefcase. The messenger bag has quit a bit more room due to it's ability to expand, however, the briefcase is much "neater" in that there is no big flap to fold over and it stands up straight. Both bags fit under an airline seat, I mainly fly Southwest. I would recommend the briefcase to anyone who's considering it, great quality with plenty of storage. My only suggestion would be to put the hook and loop on both front pockets.

Dose everything I need ...also didn't realize it has a great concealed carry compartment

Has all the pockets and pouches for everything I need. Quality built and designed for the rough and tumble. Great bag!

I have used a travel briefcase for years on assignments throughout the Americas and it has served me very well. Lately, it seems I have been hauling everything including the kitchen sink on my travels and I have been looking for a smaller bag to keep me from overpacking and that will fit under the airline seat or overhead compartment of smaller planes. The executive briefcase 26L seems like the answer. The bag has lots of pockets for organization, including the said kitchen sink. The main interior has a laptop compartment and three nice-sized open pockets. The top double-zippered flap has a glasses pocket. There is a strap on the back to slip over a luggage handle. The two front zippered pockets have multiple open pockets for pens and small and medium items. Each front pocket has a key strap (one attached and one removable). There are two side pockets that can my 30oz Stanley nicely. The pockets expand and there is velcro at the top if you want to store other items in them. Everything about the bag is quality. First Tactical puts a lot of thought into the design of its products and it shows in all its products.

I have used a travel briefcase for years on assignments throughout the Americas and it has served me very well. Lately, it seems I have been hauling everything including the kitchen sink on my travels and I have been looking for a smaller bag to keep me from overpacking and that will fit under the airline seat or overhead compartment of smaller planes. The executive briefcase 26L seems like the answer. The bag has lots of pockets for organization, including the said kitchen sink. The main interior has a laptop compartment and three nice-sized open pockets. The top double-zippered flap has a glasses pocket. There is a strap on the back to slip over a luggage handle. The two front zippered pockets have multiple open pockets for pens and small and medium items. Each front pocket has a key strap (one attached and one removable). There are two side pockets that can my 30oz Stanley nicely. The pockets expand and there is velcro at the top if you want to store other items in them. Everything about the bag is quality. First Tactical puts a lot of thought into the design of its products and it shows in all its products.