Work Rucksack for Laptops and Travelling

[n30_mkii]

I travel quite a bit around the country as part of my job with multiple laptops and chargers, headset and cables etc. I also need to carry other bits like toiletries and a change of clothes when I'm away for more than the day to save on lugging two bags around. I'm just wondering if anyone has purchased one recently that looks pretty smart, has plenty of room for similar needs. Ideally it would be waterproof or have a rain cover as I quite often have to walk outdoors between stations and client offices.

Any recommendations appreciated, work will pay for whatever I decide

 

[Diddums]

You're a performer for Only fans models aren't you?

 

[n30_mkii]

You're a performer for Only fans models aren't you?

You caught me out! Doh

 

[Diddums]

I have no clue about waterproof stuff,but my North Face backpacks have always served me very well. My wife has some fancy pants Samsonite thing with a billion pockets which does my head in.

"Babe can you pass my cardholder out my bag please"

Poof *disappears in to time vortex for 40 minutes*

 

[Begbie]

Id want a proper clampshell backpack for this. Something like the osprey fair point 40L with packing boxes/bags for cables inside.

Id actually get the decathlon equivalent, but if works paying.....

 

[Oh Ed not again.]

Swissgear, I've had one of theirs for 20 years. It's been all over the world with me, still going. No rips; strap padding is a bit flat but it's been great.

 

[slinxy]

I use an eastpak laptop, had it for years and I didn't want to look like I was carrying a laptop around on the streets of Manchester.
It holds two 16" macbook pros but I could do with something with dedicated space for two laptops.

Anything more that two laptops I use my eastpack over night wheelie suite case. Those carparks at work is a fair walk and they don't allow cars near the building for security reasons.

 

[Kenai]

You don't need a fancy bag, you're just carrying stuff, the Romans managed without fancy rubbish, you slave to capitalism

 

[whitecrook]

Look at Thule bags

 

[Mr Jack]

My wife uses Haglöfs and seems really satisfied with them. Her last one served her for about a decade, with daily usage, before being replaced. I think the one linked there is the model she uses.

 

[Diddums]

My wife uses Haglöfs and seems really satisfied with them. Her last one served her for about a decade, with daily usage, before being replaced. I think the one linked there is the model she uses.

This actually looks really nice, might have a look for my next one.

 

[dlockers]

TUMI or gtfo

 

[Oh Ed not again.]

TUMI or gtfo

£750 a rucksack is Gucci Belt money, nearly fell off my corner sofa after seeing that.

 

[pepp77]

I have this bag - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01KWNWJTE

Its big enough to use for a 3 or 4 night trip for me.

 

[Disco_P]

My work provided us with Targus backpacks as part of the standard IT kit and they were very well made with loads of room for laptop plus bits and stuff for an overnight stay

 

[panthro]

Thule Subterra or Aion.

 

[Mujja]

The Wenger Carbon 17". Plenty of room for two laptop, chargers, clothes and toiletries for a few nights.

If working away for more than a couple of nights then I use a medium sized case, with a smaller messenger bag or backpack for travel between the hotel and office.

 

[Zatoichi.uK]

Another for Eastpak. Fuss free and well made typically. Jansport are also decent for the money.

 

[Participant]

My wife has some fancy pants

Pics?

 

[Mujja]

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