DICOTA Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 Laptop Toploader Bag 86% Recycled PET RFID Tracker Lockable YKK Black
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DICOTA Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 Laptop Toploader Bag 86% Recycled PET RFID Tracker Lockable YKK Black
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D32166-RPET
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DICOTA Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 — 86% Recycled, 0.94 kg Toploader
86% Recycled PET — Highest in Range14" to 16" · 0.94 kgRFID Pocket + Tracker SlotLockable YKK Zip + T-Lock Slot
The DICOTA Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 is a toploader shoulder bag for laptops from 14 to 16 inches, weighing just 0.94 kg. Top-loading means the machine drops in and lifts out from above — the right design for anyone who opens their bag at a security desk twice a week. The laptop compartment is lockable, with YKK security zippers, DICOTA Cushion Technology, HDF foam and EVA corner padding, and there is a padded tablet slot for devices up to 12.9 inches. Security continues with a hidden tracker slot, an RFID-safe pocket, an integrated T-Lock slot and a metal D-ring for a notebook lock. The headline figure is the recycled content: DICOTA publishes an RPET ratio of 86% from 27 bottles — the highest of any bag in its range — because outer, secondary and lining fabrics are all recycled polyester.
Compatibility — check before buying:
This is a toploader, not a backpack. DICOTA’s construction type is Toploader, and it carries a padded shoulder strap with a metal D-ring plus a padded carrying handle. Note that DICOTA’s own internal build specification twice uses the word “backpack” in describing this article — text evidently copied from the Backpack FIVE. The construction type row is correct; that wording is not, and it has propagated into some feeds.
Two naming points. DICOTA’s name is Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 — our previous listing reordered the words and added “Case”, which DICOTA does not use here. And at least one price-comparison site files this article under “Top Traveller Dual FIVE 14-16”: the Dual is a separate article, a 2-in-1 convertible, not this bag.
⚠ DICOTA lists this article’s dimensions on a different axis order from its own size sibling. For this bag the figures are 440 mm wide x 410 mm high x 120 mm deep. Do not assume the third figure is depth by analogy with other DICOTA products — the Top Traveller FIVE 12-14 is published as width x height x depth in a different order.
DICOTA publishes no capacity in litres for this article, so we quote none.
On the recycled figure, note its scope. The 86% RPET ratio covers outer, secondary and lining fabrics, all specified as 100% recycled PET. Metal fittings, EVA and HDF foam, the YKK zips and the TPU-laminated workstation lining are not included, so it is not an 86% recycled product in every component — it is DICOTA’s published whole-article ratio. No bluesign, GRS, OEKO-TEX, PETA-Approved Vegan or Blue Angel certification is published at article level.
One thing this bag does not have that DICOTA’s SEVEN toploaders do: no waterproof-bottom claim. DICOTA publishes only that the main material is water repellent. Do not assume the SEVEN feature applies here.
Two naming points. DICOTA’s name is Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 — our previous listing reordered the words and added “Case”, which DICOTA does not use here. And at least one price-comparison site files this article under “Top Traveller Dual FIVE 14-16”: the Dual is a separate article, a 2-in-1 convertible, not this bag.
⚠ DICOTA lists this article’s dimensions on a different axis order from its own size sibling. For this bag the figures are 440 mm wide x 410 mm high x 120 mm deep. Do not assume the third figure is depth by analogy with other DICOTA products — the Top Traveller FIVE 12-14 is published as width x height x depth in a different order.
DICOTA publishes no capacity in litres for this article, so we quote none.
On the recycled figure, note its scope. The 86% RPET ratio covers outer, secondary and lining fabrics, all specified as 100% recycled PET. Metal fittings, EVA and HDF foam, the YKK zips and the TPU-laminated workstation lining are not included, so it is not an 86% recycled product in every component — it is DICOTA’s published whole-article ratio. No bluesign, GRS, OEKO-TEX, PETA-Approved Vegan or Blue Angel certification is published at article level.
One thing this bag does not have that DICOTA’s SEVEN toploaders do: no waterproof-bottom claim. DICOTA publishes only that the main material is water repellent. Do not assume the SEVEN feature applies here.
Best For
✓ Anyone who wants a shoulder bag rather than a backpack for a 14 to 16 inch laptop
✓ Frequent flyers — top-loading gets the machine out fast at security
✓ Buyers for whom recycled content is a real criterion: 86% is the highest DICOTA publishes on any bag
✓ Users carrying contactless cards or a passport, with an RFID-safe pocket built in
✓ Anyone who leaves a bag unattended — lockable YKK zip, T-Lock slot and metal D-ring, all standard
Key Features
86% recycled — the highest DICOTA publishes
Outer, secondary and lining fabrics are each specified as 100% recycled PET polyester, and DICOTA’s whole-article RPET ratio is 86%, from 27 bottles. For comparison, the Backpack FIVE 14-16 is 77% and the SEVEN toploader 70.59%. Toploaders score higher than backpacks because they carry proportionally less hardware and foam — but 86% is the top figure across everything DICOTA publishes.
Lockable YKK security zippers
The notebook compartment closes with a black YKK lockable zipper and a gunmetal metal DICOTA zip-puller; the remaining compartments use standard zips. Combined with the T-Lock slot and the metal D-ring, the machine can be secured both inside the bag and to something fixed.
Three layers around the laptop
DICOTA Cushion Technology, HDF foam and lightweight EVA corner padding at the base of the compartment, inside durable EVA panels that give the whole bag structure. At 0.94 kg that is a lot of protection for very little weight.
RFID pocket and a hidden tracker slot
An RFID-safe pocket for contactless cards and passports, and a concealed pocket for a Bluetooth tracker. Both are standard on the FIVE range and absent from DICOTA’s older Eco PRO tier.
A padded tablet slot and a rear compartment
A padded pocket sized for a 12.9 inch iPad Pro with a case, plus an additional back compartment for documents and valuables and a PP webbing trolley belt for sliding the bag onto rolling luggage.
Light, and made to be branded
0.94 kg for a bag this well protected is genuinely light. The metal logo plate is exchangeable and customisable, which is aimed at companies buying in quantity.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
Two numbers make this bag interesting. It weighs 940 grams, and DICOTA publishes its recycled content at 86% — the highest figure across everything the company makes. Neither is achieved by cutting anything out: the laptop still sits inside DICOTA Cushion Technology with HDF foam and EVA corner padding, behind a lockable YKK zip, in a bag with EVA structural panels.
The 86% deserves explaining rather than just quoting, because it looks like the FIVE range must use better fabric than everything else. It does not. What makes the difference is the form factor. Every bag contains a fixed cost of non-fabric material — zips, metal fittings, foam, structure — and a toploader carries less of it than a backpack of the same capacity. So the Backpack FIVE 14-16, using identical fabrics, publishes 77%; this publishes 86%. It is honest arithmetic and DICOTA reports both rather than only the flattering one.
The security package is the full FIVE set: lockable YKK zip on the notebook compartment, T-Lock slot, metal D-ring, RFID-safe pocket, hidden tracker slot. Five features. Compare that with DICOTA’s older Eco PRO toploaders, which have none of the last three, and the generational gap is clear.
Three cautions from the data. First, DICOTA’s own internal build specification for this article uses the word “backpack” twice — text copied from the Backpack FIVE, and it will propagate into any feed that scrapes it. This is a toploader. Second, this article’s dimensions are listed on a different axis order from its own 12-14 sibling, so cross-comparison inside DICOTA’s own catalogue needs care; the figures here are 440 wide, 410 high, 120 deep. Third, and easy to miss, there is no waterproof-bottom claim on this bag. DICOTA’s SEVEN toploaders have one; this does not. Given how similar the two ranges look on paper, that is exactly the kind of feature that gets copied across in error.
Finally, no litre capacity is published for either FIVE toploader. If capacity is how you compare bags, use the maximum device size and the external dimensions instead, and treat any litre figure you see against this part number as invented.
The 86% deserves explaining rather than just quoting, because it looks like the FIVE range must use better fabric than everything else. It does not. What makes the difference is the form factor. Every bag contains a fixed cost of non-fabric material — zips, metal fittings, foam, structure — and a toploader carries less of it than a backpack of the same capacity. So the Backpack FIVE 14-16, using identical fabrics, publishes 77%; this publishes 86%. It is honest arithmetic and DICOTA reports both rather than only the flattering one.
The security package is the full FIVE set: lockable YKK zip on the notebook compartment, T-Lock slot, metal D-ring, RFID-safe pocket, hidden tracker slot. Five features. Compare that with DICOTA’s older Eco PRO toploaders, which have none of the last three, and the generational gap is clear.
Three cautions from the data. First, DICOTA’s own internal build specification for this article uses the word “backpack” twice — text copied from the Backpack FIVE, and it will propagate into any feed that scrapes it. This is a toploader. Second, this article’s dimensions are listed on a different axis order from its own 12-14 sibling, so cross-comparison inside DICOTA’s own catalogue needs care; the figures here are 440 wide, 410 high, 120 deep. Third, and easy to miss, there is no waterproof-bottom claim on this bag. DICOTA’s SEVEN toploaders have one; this does not. Given how similar the two ranges look on paper, that is exactly the kind of feature that gets copied across in error.
Finally, no litre capacity is published for either FIVE toploader. If capacity is how you compare bags, use the maximum device size and the external dimensions instead, and treat any litre figure you see against this part number as invented.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
Buy the Top Traveller FIVE 14-16 if you want a light, well-protected shoulder bag for a 14 to 16 inch laptop and you care about verified recycled content. At 86% it is the strongest figure DICOTA publishes, and at 0.94 kg it is genuinely light. If you want a backpack instead, the Backpack FIVE 14-16 has the same features at 19 litres; if you want a waterproof bottom, look at the SEVEN toploaders.
Skip it if
You want a backpack — DICOTA makes the Backpack FIVE 14-16 at 19 litres with the same feature set. Also skip it if you need a published litre capacity, a waterproof bottom (the SEVEN toploaders have one, this does not), or a side pocket for a bottle, which DICOTA does not publish here.
Also consider
The Top Traveller FIVE 12-14 is the smaller toploader in the same range, at 0.87 kg and 84% RPET. The Top Traveller Dual FIVE 14-16 is a separate 2-in-1 convertible article, frequently confused with this one. The Backpack FIVE 14-16 is the backpack equivalent at 19 litres and 77% RPET. One tier up, the Top Traveller SEVEN 14-16 is the same size and form factor with a waterproof bottom, at 70.59% RPET. Browse the full range of laptop cases and bags, or see our laptops.
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04:533032
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