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Laptop bag
Monday to FridayA hidden back compartment that fits a 16-inch MacBook, and organiser pockets for chargers and pens.
Two main compartments and 15 in all, a hidden back compartment that fits a 16-inch MacBook, MOLLE for any gear you want, and a lifetime guarantee. Made in Ukraine.

“Hands-down the best pack I’ve ever owned. … it sits perfectly on my back whether full or empty, no sag at all.”
Most backpacks are one big hole. This one is laid out like a field pack: everything gets a place, so you can find it with one hand.
Front + backOpen one or both. One side for the laptop and papers, the other for a jacket, gym kit or lunch.
Inside the back compartmentPadded on every side. One owner carries a 16-inch laptop in it.
Mesh + zip pocketsKeys, cables, a first-aid kit and pens each get their own place, so nothing sinks to the bottom.
Both sidesStretch mesh holds a full-size water bottle on each side.
Top + bottomCinch it flat when it’s half empty; let it out for a weekend away.

No renders. This is the real backpack, the one that ships to you.
Most people own a laptop bag for work, a daypack for the weekend and a carry-on for trips, and still can’t find their keys. The EDC Mission Backpack does all three jobs.
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A hidden back compartment that fits a 16-inch MacBook, and organiser pockets for chargers and pens.
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Two bottle pockets, MOLLE webbing for a pouch, and room for a jacket and lunch.
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26 litres that opens flat like a suitcase and fits in the overhead bin.
No moving things between bags on Friday night. No keys at the bottom. Pack it once and it goes where you go.
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Two bottles, a jacket, lunch and a first-aid kit. MOLLE for one more pouch.

Opens flat like a suitcase. Fits the overhead bin. Laptop out at security from its own back compartment.

Laptop in its sleeve, gym kit in the other compartment. Nothing rattling around.

Tough nylon, strong webbing and zips, and pockets for the small tools.
Clothes, laptop, water, the lot. Packed in a minute.
“Hands-down the best
pack I’ve ever owned.”
A two-day assault pack has to carry everything a soldier needs for 48 hours, and it can’t fail. We kept that build and sized it for your week.
The design comes from a Ukrainian two-day assault pack: two main compartments, MOLLE webbing, strong buckles and straps.
Heavy-duty nylon, a fully lined body and smooth, solid zips. The kind of build that shrugs off years of daily use.
Cut and sewn by a Ukrainian bag maker. Every one carries a small blue-and-yellow tab.
At 26 litres it carries a laptop to work, a day on the trail or three days of travel.

“Hands-down the best pack I’ve ever owned. … it sits perfectly on my back whether full or empty, no sag at all.”
26-litre everyday carry backpack, based on a Ukrainian two-day assault pack
One size. Shoulder straps adjust at the top and the bottom.
“A good value for the dollar extremely high-quality it feels like it might be the last back I ever own.”
Murray Coffey · review of our EDC Mission BackpackThe sleeve sits inside the back compartment, padded on every side, so the laptop never rides loose. A hidden compartment in the back panel takes up to a 16-inch MacBook, so it comes out at airport security without unpacking anything else.
“Plenty of room for my laptop and other electronics with good padding to keep them safe.”
Alice Masters · review of our EDC Mission BackpackMesh and zip pockets inside, with bright pulls you can find without looking. Keys, cables, pens and a first-aid kit each get their own spot.
“Sturdy good sized backpack with lots of pockets to keep everything easily findable.”
Diana Hilton · review of our EDC Mission BackpackStretch-mesh pockets on each side hold a full-size bottle, so it isn’t sloshing next to your laptop.
“There are two main compartments and you can use one or two of them so it’s like have two rucksacks.”
Kieran Tummon · review of our EDC Mission BackpackCompression straps pull it flat when it’s half empty and let it out for a weekend away. Shoulder straps adjust at the top and the bottom.
“It feels really sturdy and durable, but what impressed me most is how comfy it is, even when I load it up with a ton of stuff.”
Striker · review of our EDC Mission BackpackEvery EDC Mission Backpack is cut and sewn in a Ukrainian factory, by people who have kept building through the war.
Saint Javelin started as a fundraiser. It became a company that makes gear in Ukraine, for people who do hard things for the right reasons. The EDC Mission Backpack is the bag that grew it.
Christian Borys covers the war in eastern Ukraine as a journalist, for the BBC, the Washington Post and others.
Days before the full-scale invasion, he prints 100 stickers of a saint holding a Javelin to raise money for Ukraine. About $500,000 is donated in the first month.
He decides to make everything in Ukraine, and we send winter gear to Ukrainian soldiers. Their feedback becomes the Defender Collection.
With a Ukrainian bag maker, we build the EDC Mission Backpack on a two-day assault pack design. It becomes our best seller.
About $2M donated to Ukraine, and more than $5M invested in making things there.

Real, unedited reviews of the EDC Mission Backpack from people who use it every day.
Two compartments, one padded laptop sleeve, 26 litres. Made in Ukraine.
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