Is the outer mesh sleeve large enough to hold a regular manila folder? I still need to carry some 8.5"x11" papers!
1738902
it can held a regular manila folder vertically but is too small to hold it horizontally. I would not recommend the vertical position though since half the folder would be sticking out which would not be very practical. It can hold a little notebook 8.5x6.
1738903
It will fit the 8.5" width. The 11" height will stick out the top of the pocket by at least 4 inches.
1738904
No. You will have to fold it or put it in the pocket vertically where it will stick out. The pocket is not 11" wide.
1540645
Yes, you may fit even legal size documents inside Expanding Folder pockets and the pockets are deep, therefore avoiding the documents from damage. I am very happy with my purchase till this date.
761598
I can't fit 8.5x11" papers in this backpack. You have to round the corners to get it to fit. :-(
408425
they measure 11.5" x 9" which makes them about the same size as a manila file folder. i like them much more because they are closed on 2 sides [lf margin & bottom] good luck!
1517768
I'm pretty sure it will but if you could give me the dimensions I'll go check. I carry many file folders as I travel for business as well as notepads.
1849708
I just put a few sheets of computer paper in there and it just fit in so you shouldn't have a problem. Or you could always just switch to a smaller pad of paper like a 5x7. By the way I'm very pleased with the bag overall.
710729
Yes. I have one that I put binders and file folders in them. Legal size will fit also. Standing them up might be problematic if you only have a few to store as there are no dividers. Although you might be able to make cardboard ones that would do nicely...
1044168
Just tested this--it holds folders fine, but if there are loose papers inside, they won't be supported, and they'll fall inward. If you have a lot of loose papers, I'd recommend something that gives support all along the bottom (like a clear acrylic version).
1398675
I would say no. I carry my laptop and a couple of note books and a manila folder but I don't see multiple big thick college textbooks fitting well.
1934539
yes - standard file folders (which hold 8-1/2" x 11" documents) will fit; "legal" size file folders (which hold 8-1/2 x 14" documents) will not fit
2234874
Only have a 9"x12" sized envelope to test with. It fits great in the backside zipper pocket. It also fits in front pocket but if very thick the closure flap might bend edge of envelope. I also tried a hanging file folder and it fit in the backside zipper pocket with room to spare, but not the front flap pocket.
2210671
No it is not. I can fit regular sized writing pads and notepads. Folder would stick out a little.
572818
The folder accommodates letter and legal size paper (width 8.5 inches) and smaller. It does not go wider.
1575979
I keep a legal sized pad of paper in it, and it fits fine on one side of it closed. Open or closed too big for a briefcase or large purse. Smaller than a violin case. When opened too big for a plane tray table, two are better. Close to the size of a standard doormat or somewhat smaller when opened.
781524
You can fit Legal and stanrad size manilla folders in the doifferent pockets. This backpack holds a great deal of stuff all of the time.
835011
I can carry my 17.3" laptop and about 5 folders, my ipad in the front pocket and I can jam in my 7" x 9" x 1.5 day planner, business cards and pens too, not much else though. I honestly can't tell you if you will be able to carry all the stuff you listed, it could be "iffy". There is a zipper at the top.
103211
Yes....it can accommodate the standard (letter) size hanging folders, but not the legal size. I have two files and love them.