Really no special place for magazines. But the clean lines when the pew pew was inserted was amazing it is a beast and you could not tell it was there

Good

Only had this bag for a few weeks however, I'm pretty impressed. Plenty of storage for schedule books, invoice pads and a telephone book (remember those?!) sized equipment manual for the sawmill I run. The discreet ccw pocket is REALLY discreet but can fit a g19 w/ an aimpoint accro. Probably would fit a g21 or 1911, just haven't tried.
My truck is a mess and full of sharp objects, nothing has f'd this bag up yet. It's a win this far.
Only wish the zippers had padlock loops.

Wonderful piece of gear! Well made and perfect for work and travel. Semper Fi!

Grey quality, organization, and size. I love Eberlestock products. This is going to work well for me working outaide in the elements.

Sometimes Briefs are just too tight, and a more boxy design is truly needed. To start the Review, the materials, design and execution are all Eberlestock quality which is to say top notch. Fan boy, and love their stuff! The only issue i have is that the video reviews make it seem like the bag is larger. In one they added a 40oz bottle into the center section and tell that it is large enough for a sweater... And, while it is large enough for these items, it is not large enough when the other areas are utilized as designed. I would have loved to see about 1-2" of added width to the system, and better thought to each space, as some times it feels like they knew what people were going to fit into the areas, but didn't want to limit the design or space and actually made the function worse. Examples: My laptop pocket fits the computer, but the Velcro tab is just a smidge too short to lock it into place. The pocket that looks perfect for you iPad is just a bit too small to truly and safely stow it. Area for pens and other admin should be under the main flap for easy access to your things that you will need while it is still on your shoulder. The space where the admin area sits is prime real-estate to stow a components like a screen or second device, but whatever you do place in there has a great chance of getting scratched by all your admin gear. Fully opening up the area to access you admin items will dump out my laptop because the Velcro tab mentioned above just doesn't quite work. The pockets that are currently under the flap are... well pockets... and could be on the exterior and their contents would still be well stored and safe... The CCW pouch doesn't have Velcro or any other way to proper position the firearm for consistent application- not even a deep loop to utilize a lanyard style trigger guard cover.
The good- Starlink mini, laptop, iPad, mouse, cables, chargers, second screen, admin gear... spare mags and CCW all fit in this bag. It is rugged, discreet and 95% perfect... I didn't want to carry a duffel, and knew I wanted a Brief... This bag does so much for it's size. Punching well above its weight. A few more thoughtful tweaks and this will be 100% perfect (for me). Ill be looking for the Executive Brief 2.0 when that comes out...

You can pack just about anything and/or everything that you might need for any business purpose in this stylish and well designed bag. I can’t speak about how it’s going to hold up in the long run, but it appears to be well made of quality materials. I am very happy with this purchase, and it has performed very well for me so far. Perhaps the ultimate EDC bag?