Contour Design Balance

Provides an ergonomic way to carry large laptops; wheels roll quietly and smoothly, even on uneven surfaces; lots of room and pockets for gadgets, plus concealed pockets for valuables; telescoping handle includes purse hook; contoured shape makes it...

Somewhat expensive; attaching and detaching the shoulder strap is tricky; some of the bag's contents are exposed when the telescoping handle is raised.

If you travel frequently with a large laptop and lots of other materials, we think the comfort and flexibility offered by the Kensington Contour Balance is well worth the cost.

Lightweight. Lots of pockets. Double-pull zippers designed so they won’t break your nails. Hidden and robust wheels. Bag stands on its own. Thick plastic outer lining on the bottom. Doesn’t look like a computer bag. Designed to accommodate the smaller...

Telescope handle pole inside the bag isn’t wrapped to protect other contents. Handle wobbled quite a bit. Computer padding isn’t very thick. Top of computer pocket not covered. Hand straps need a padded wrap. A number of exposed or loose threads

While there are many purse-type computer bags marketed to women, I haven't found many wheeled mobile bags. Kensington has filled this gap with a mildly affordable roller bag that is lighter and specially designed for a woman’s needs. The only o

Attractive, not bulky. The bag does accommodate a 15" laptop, an inch thick folder in one compartment and power brick, and a few other items in the other compartment

The side pockets have started to pull away from the pack and are useless after 2 weeks. I did not put anything larger than a pack of cards in them. The bag does not hold much. No key clip

"Comfortable","Strong Construction","Lightweight","Easily Accessible Equipment"

"Some slight tearing"

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