The short answer
Gramado brings a full work setup and a restrained overnight load into a 31-liter backpack. Two main compartments divide the larger items, while five zip pockets and dedicated slots give smaller essentials their own positions.
- Capacity
- 31 liters
- Main compartments
- Two
- Zip pockets
- Five
- Exterior leather
- Top-grain bovine
Keep the work setup in its own section
A laptop, charger, documents, and a change of clothes do different jobs. Gramado’s two main compartments give the larger groups separate spaces, so you can plan where work gear ends and clothing begins.
The removable padded sleeve means the laptop’s place can leave the backpack. Its product description states support for laptops up to 15.6 inches and MacBooks up to 16 inches. That is a starting point for a fit check, not a guarantee for every laptop with that screen size.
A position for smaller essentials
Five zip pockets contain smaller tech and travel items. Dedicated card, pen, and phone slots give frequently used pieces fixed places inside the larger layout. Decide where those essentials will live before the first packed day; a pocket is most useful when you know what belongs in it.
The exterior uses top-grain bovine leather. A dark gray lining of 72% cotton and 28% polyester forms the interior, and cushioned shoulder straps provide support once the bag is packed.
Check the larger footprint before choosing
Gramado’s listed exterior dimensions are 17.72 × 14.96 × 7.09 inches, and its listed weight is 3 lb 12 oz. It is larger than the 20-liter Nomad and 24-liter Eagle. If most days only ask for a laptop and a few essentials, compare the smaller options before choosing extra space.
Measure your laptop, consider the complete daily load, and check the current Gramado product page. For flying, compare your packed bag with the airline’s current allowance; the liter figure does not establish airline acceptance.