LBBJKT The Peloton Rolltop Bag vs. LBBJKT The Peloton Eclipse

The LBBJKT The Peloton Rolltop Bag is a strong competitor in the world of carry-on backpacks. Measuring in at 53 inches tall, 36 inches wide, and 12 inches deep, this backpack is known for its sizeable and versatile capacity, offering approximately 35 liters of space. Its featherweight of 1.6 pounds eases the burden on your shoulders considerably. The bag's material, 1000D Cordura with a water-resistant polyester inner lining and YKK Aquaguard zippers, ensures robust protection for your articles against any kind of weather. As a business traveler, you'll appreciate its compatibility with 98% of airlines and how smoothly a 17 inch laptop slots into a dedicated compartment. That it is still sought-after among cyclists adds to its charm - it's like it's built for everyone.

On the other hand we have the LBBJKT The Peloton Eclipse, a sightly sturdier carry-on backpack with 14 inches of height, 35 inches of width, and an impressive 52 inches of depth. Weighing in at 2.175 pounds, it's a tad bit heavier than its sibling. Its larger capacity of 38 liters offers even more space for your stowing needs. Interestingly, the bag is fashioned out of 1000D CORDURA® Fabric that gives thousands of micro retro-reflective dots to personalize your backpacking experience. However, the bag seems to fit into 80% of airline cabins and snugly houses a 17 inch laptop in its compartment.

Here's a quick comparison of the two:

• The Peloton Rolltop Bag is taller (53in vs 14in), but the Peloton Eclipse is deeper (52in vs 12in).
• The Peloton Rolltop Bag is lighter (1.6lbs vs 2.175lbs).
• The Peloton Eclipse has a larger capacity (38L vs 35L).
• Both bags are airline friendly, but the Rolltop Bag just edges out the Eclipse (98% vs 80%).
• Both bags are made with durable materials, but the Eclipse stands out with the additional safety feature of embedded retro-reflective dots.
• Both bags can house a 17 inch laptop in their dedicated compartments.

A review that encapsulates the appeal of the Peloton Rubtop Bag remarks, "If you're a cyclist and you're looking for a suitable backpack, and if you don't mind the hook system to open and close the bag, then you should definitely take the Peloton into consideration. I highly recommended it." If you're seeking space, organization, and flexibility, the Rolltop Bag stans out with features like expansive space and well-thought pockets. The Eclipse, on the other hand, champions workmanship, durability, and nighttime visibility. The multiple access to the main compartment and false bottom tech protection are hard to pass up.

Conclusively, both these backpacks are prime embodiments of Life Behind Bars Jakarta's ethos for crafting durable, utilitarian backpacks that cater to varied users' needs and preferences. Whether you're jumping from taxis to planes on a work trip, or cruising the city on your bike, LBBJKT has got your back. Literally.