Nordace Siena Pro Tote Bag Review and Discount Code

(I was sent this product to review, however, all opinions are my own. This post also contains affiliate links, which means that any purchase may give me a small commission at no extra cost to you)

If you’ve read my previous review, you’ll know that my Nordace Siena Pro Backpack is my favourite bag to take on a trip.

Not only is it a great size, it also has lots of handy pockets, fits perfectly under an airplane seat and looks cute too. So I’m sure you can imagine how delighted I was when Nordace wrote to me and asked if I’d like to try the Siena backpack’s matching tote bag!

After unpacking the box, the first thing I noticed is that the Siena Pro Tote Bag matches my backpack perfectly. Both of the bags are blue with a brown trim, and cut from the same textured material. A variety of colours are available, ranging from neutrals like brown and beige to more colourful options like green, purple and blue, making it easy for you to mix and match the bag with your existing luggage.

I mostly plan to use my Siena Tote while travelling, but I can see how it would also make an excellent everyday bag too. Very much like the backpack, the tote bag has lots of useful pockets, including an EVA laptop compartment, which is specially designed to keep tech accessible yet safe. I imagine that the size of the pocket could also be useful for carrying a tablet around too, or perhaps even a special book that you don’t want to get damaged.

My phone is constantly running out of battery so I was pleased to see that the tote also has a charging port ready to hold a battery pack - just like the backpack.

For me, the most annoying thing about a generic tote style bag is that it can be so easy for things to get lost, and I end up spending ages hunting around for things like my wallet and keys. Fortunately, this bag has specific slots for bank cards, pens, keys and other technology, held securely within a zippered pocket of the bag.

It even has a spot inside the bag for a water bottle, so it doesn’t go flying around inside and jostling everything (that can’t just be me right?)

When it comes to choosing a day bag, security is one of the most important things for me. Bags without a zipper at the top are a no go, so I was very pleased to see that the Siena Pro Tote has a large zip that goes right across the middle. It’s also water resistant, which means that it’s safe to carry around in a variety of weathers.

About the Bag

The Siena Pro Tote Bag is currently available in two sizes: Grande, which I have, and Media, which is slightly smaller. I never travel light so it was a no brainer for me to pick the larger size, however, the Media bag would be ideal for anyone who would prefer something less bulky.

The Grande bag measures a total of 42cm in length, 30.5cm in height and 18cm in depth. In comparison, the Media bag is 37cm in length, 25cm in height and 17cm in depth.

This size difference is reflected in the price, with the Media bag currently priced at £99, while the Grande bag is priced at £180. The larger bag is also available in a much larger variety of colours, meaning that it might be the best choice for you if you prefer something colourful.

Similarly to the backpack, the Siena Pro Tote Bag has a luggage strap, which can be used to secure the bag to the handle of your suitcase while travelling.

Overall Thoughts

I really am so pleased with my new Siena Pro Tote Bag. A great addition to my collection, this is a bag which I will happily use either alongside my backpack or as a replacement for things like day trips or short stays.

You can order yourself a Nordace bag at a 15% discount by using my link here.

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