I recently got this bag because I wanted to upgrade from my Slacker (an amazing bag in itself). Besides the fact that it’s massive, it’s very well-built and it has a lot of great features like cinch straps to compress the bag and 2 side pockets that can fit anything from a small water bottle to a tripod.
Now for the reason why I’m doing this review: I work for my library’s Outreach department, and part of my job includes going to school and community events to promote our services. I usually have to lug multiple bags to carry many items. However, I recenty used this bag to carry my laptop, tablecloth, library cards, swag, and a few other items for an event. My brand name bag that I usually use, while nicely padded, could barely fit my stuff and it creates a lot of pressure on my spine and would sometimes leave bruises on my shoulders. However, the Large Anything Bag, while very heavy, put way less pressure on my spine, especially when I used the chest and waist straps.
I wasn’t going to use this bag for work, but after this great experience, it’d be a disservice if I let it sit and use it for only a few things. Whether you’re a bike courier or work at an office, Road Runner Bags make THE best backpacks I’ve even used. Nothing compares to it honestly.
I’ll eventually add a Burrito Bag under it, but for now, this backpack is perfect.

This bag is perfect for almost every need
Big enough to carry loads of stuff
Comfortable enough to carry empty
I have this for bag for over six years
He’s a fighter

These burrito bags rock. They're big, sturdy, and well-made.

I produced a movie (HARD MILES, 2024) starring Matthew Modine based on a true story of a transformative bikepacking program for troubled youth. Our production designer, Susannah, picked these bags to appear on screen and RoadRunner provided. They held up during brutal production conditions so I had to purchase one for myself. Now I have no excuse not to bring fresh pastries home to my partner after my morning ride. Plus you can slot a baguette behind the bag (see photo)

Totally rock solid. Has handled everything ive thrown at it. Recently brought home 2 cinderblocks and a plank of wood from home depot. Not saying thats a good use case, but its impressive that it could do it.

Bought it because it was the perfect dimensions for an international carry on, and the Roadrunner quality. It's now my favorite bag because of how comfy it is loaded down. Every little feature is appreciated while traveling. After one international trip, it's still like new. Looking at the materials used, it'll probably last me till I'm dead.