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FuriousAvatar · 10-30-2010, 10:53 PM

I'll be traveling to Florida this coming December, and I've been poking around to find a new laptop bag.

See, I have a messenger-style bag that works great while I'm in the hometown, but when I'm traveling I tend to pack a good deal more in it, which causes a lot of discomfort since it's all weighed down on the one shoulder. So I've been doing some comparing on laptop backpacks and found a few interesting companies: Namely Spire: Laptop Backpack, Laptop Bag, Laptop Sleeve and BBP Laptop Bags - Hybrid Bags, Breathe Sleeves, Industries Backpacks, Industries Messenger, Expand-It Messengers, DSLR Slinger. I want something with plenty of organization, that can fit a fairly heavy 15.4" laptop, and is of course comfortable.

It should be noted I do currently have a Timbuk2 H.A.L. bag on layaway, which looks great and is comfortable, but doesn't really have a lot of options for organization.

Thoughts?

10-30-2010, 10:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
FuriousAvatar Crazy Location: Juneau, Alaska	I'm looking for a laptop bag. I'll be traveling to Florida this coming December, and I've been poking around to find a new laptop bag. See, I have a messenger-style bag that works great while I'm in the hometown, but when I'm traveling I tend to pack a good deal more in it, which causes a lot of discomfort since it's all weighed down on the one shoulder. So I've been doing some comparing on laptop backpacks and found a few interesting companies: Namely Spire: Laptop Backpack, Laptop Bag, Laptop Sleeve and BBP Laptop Bags - Hybrid Bags, Breathe Sleeves, Industries Backpacks, Industries Messenger, Expand-It Messengers, DSLR Slinger. I want something with plenty of organization, that can fit a fairly heavy 15.4" laptop, and is of course comfortable. It should be noted I do currently have a Timbuk2 H.A.L. bag on layaway, which looks great and is comfortable, but doesn't really have a lot of options for organization. Thoughts? __________________ “Consult not your fears but your hopes and your dreams. Think not about your frustrations, but about your unfulfilled potential. Concern yourself not with what you tried and failed in, but with what it is still possible for you to do.” -Pope John XXIII