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Which Rucksack?

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    #21
    Its far easier to split your need and have an ultra small day case that has no space for unnecessary
    crap like 4 million cables and chargers. then have a small overnight bag that will cover 3 days of shirts etc. that way you only have to carry loads of crap when you arrive or leave.

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      #22
      So glad I pay £100 a week for Monday to Thursday lodgings, where I can leave stuff in my room over the weekend, park right outside and drive door to door between there and clientco and home, so I needn't bother with all this bag nonsense.
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        #23
        Can't see why one would worry about the bag design, especially if someone else carry's it for one anyway

        The Chunt of Chunts.

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          #24
          Got one of these too if I need to carry more stuff around
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            #25
            Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post
            Next project is a train commute away so I too was looking at laptop backpacks, just could not find anything that fitted the size / style I wanted.

            So I have designed one; it’s currently in mid construction, parts cut, need to do some dye samples to get the colour I want.

            Suede & leather combo with contrasting colours & stitching, with laptop compartment, space for handbag, lunch bag & book, and separate compartments for travel card, water bottle & smokes. Hardware in antique bronze colour, brown suede, leather parts colour TBC with Celtic knot engraving.

            This way I get what I want & it’s unique.

            Yes I do, do commissions but it’s not cheap; a decent leather laptop bag is c£500 & will take 4-6 weeks.
            Sounds fab, needs pics when its done!

            I took a walk Oxford Street and was impressed with these guys Sandqvist, although they only had the smaller version in stock, but they do a 22l and a 27l which should do the job, in both looks and function.



            https://www.sandqvist.net/shop/backp...rs-goran-multi
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              #26
              I have one a bit like this one:
              https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ogio-Master...gio+laptop+bag



              Has lasted me three years. 15" laptop, ipad, leads and a load of main storge space which I hardly ever use but could easily fit a days worth of clothes in. 36L.

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                #27
                Why not go retro and get a good old 1970s haversack?

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
                  That's tiny.

                  Mind you I also have a large handbag to put make up in.
                  It is way too small, quite a bad buy tbh. I can pack light but it's full with two dresses and a pair of heels. Not acceptable.

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