Everything Travel Tote - Open Box, Navy
Our Review
Moment Everything Travel Tote 19L (Open Box, Navy) — A Carry-On-Friendly Camera Tote for Working Travelers
The gist: A 19L weather-resistant tote designed to work as a personal item bag — fits a 16” laptop, handles a day’s worth of camera and tech gear, and holds up to commutes and travel without looking like a camera bag.
- 19L capacity, carry-on compliant: At 12.6” × 18.7” × 6.1” and 1.86 lb, it fits under most airplane seats as a personal item, leaving room in the overhead for a main bag.
- Weather-resistant 420D ripstop nylon: PFAS-free DWR coating repels light rain and resists lint, pet hair, and surface dirt — field-friendly without looking like outdoor gear.
- Organized interior: Padded pockets for tech and gear, a 16” laptop sleeve, and two 1L bottle pockets keep cameras, cables, and a water bottle accessible without digging.
- Open Box value: Same 19L capacity and materials as new, at a discount — good entry point for the Moment bag ecosystem without paying full retail price.
Pack Hacker rated the Moment Everything Tote 7.6/10, praising the ripstop fabric’s lint and pet-hair resistance and the comfortable carry handles, while noting it works best as a personal item or daily commuter bag.
Best for: Travelers and photographers who want a polished, weatherproof tote that doubles as a camera and tech bag on transit days. Skip it if: You carry a laptop without a padded sleeve — Pack Hacker notes the laptop compartment has minimal padding on its own. Runs ~$89 (open box) — check the current price before buying.
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