{"id":16229,"date":"2015-07-21T03:07:18","date_gmt":"2015-07-20T20:07:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/?p=16229"},"modified":"2015-07-14T03:13:51","modified_gmt":"2015-07-13T20:13:51","slug":"tech-traveling-with-a-hedgren-tote","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wellconnectedmom.com\/blog\/tech-traveling-with-a-hedgren-tote\/","title":{"rendered":"Tech Traveling with A Hedgren Tote"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Hedgren<\/a><\/p>\n

I’m easy to spot at an airport or blogger meeting. \u00a0I’m usually the one with a CES (Consumer Electronics Show) black and fluorescent green backpack slung over my shoulder. \u00a0I love this backpack, it has a pocket for everything!<\/p>\n

But there are 2 things that I don’t like about it. 1.) \u00a0It doesn’t look too stylish and 2.) It doesn’t stay well on my carry-on luggage as I wheel it around the airport.<\/p>\n

I recently traveled with the\u00a0fun Hedgren Adela Tote<\/a>…and left my CES backpack behind. \u00a0I was excited to travel with a beautiful bag that looked stylish, suited my tech travel needs, and came in a big beautiful bold red color!<\/p>\n

My Travels<\/span><\/h2>\n

I usually end up putting my backpack on my back because it keeps falling off my suitcase. \u00a0This leads to a tired and sore back…due to the amount of \u00a0heavy tech items I usually travel with.<\/p>\n

\"Hedgren<\/a><\/p>\n

It was such a relief to get my luggage out of the car and put my Hedgren Tote on my luggage handle. \u00a0As I maneuvered my 1\/2 mile walk to the terminal, I had no worries of my Hedgren Tote falling off.<\/p>\n

I walked through the airport hallways with ease. \u00a0No issues hoping on one of the airport trains, going down the escalator, or walking through the tight aisle on the plane. \u00a0My Hedgren Tote was securely fastened onto my luggage.<\/p>\n

The only issue I had was that the unzipped pocket was just a little too tight to easily fit over my luggage handle. \u00a0Putting it on took a bit of maneuvering…as well as taking it off. \u00a0But if fit!<\/p>\n

\"Hedgren<\/a><\/p>\n

The Hedgren bag fit a ton of gadgets in it too. \u00a0I carried my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro ultrabook, Samsung Note 8 tablet, Samsung Note 4 phone, a battery charger, my PicoAir family projector,<\/a> and a number of chargers…in addition to my wallet, magazines, and snacks. \u00a0The outside pocket was great for keeping my airline tickets handy.<\/p>\n

Once at my hotel, I emptied out all of my gear and just placed in things I really needed like my meeting\u00a0agenda, phone, pens, hotel key, and snacks (gotta have snacks!) in my tote. \u00a0The Hedgren Tote was very light and easy to carry around. \u00a0As I gathered more papers throughout the day, I placed them in my tote.<\/p>\n

Hedgren\u00a0Totes<\/span><\/h2>\n

First, let me tell you a little bit about Hedgren<\/a>. \u00a0They are made of a signature nylon material that they incorporate in all of their bags of many sizes and colors. \u00a0Hedgren was established in 1993 in Antwerp, Belgium, where they are fully immersed in the vibrant Belgian design scene.<\/p>\n

Creator, Xavier Kegels employs practical yet minimalist designs in all bags made for both men and women. \u00a0Hedgren has stores in Belgium, Paris, Shanghai, and Hangzhou.<\/p>\n

Adela Tote Features<\/strong>:<\/p>\n