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Previously on "which laptop backpak"

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  • The Lone Gunman
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    I use a samsonite backpack.
    Doesnt look like a laptop bag. Carries enough clothing for a weekend too.

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  • Moscow Mule
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Crumpler. Expensive but my laptop is well protected. Simple things like you have to take the bag off to open it means no pick pockets etc.

    http://www.waltersphotovideo.co.uk/details.php?id=2578

    http://we-sell-crumpler.co.uk/

    Really good quality bags.
    Seconded - they are brilliant quality.

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  • daviejones
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    Originally posted by chef View Post
    got my tech air bag a few years ago, will not be getting anything else from now on, its great as it has air cushioning all around it so all those knocks on the tube barriers and tube doorways dont do a thing to it. also, lots of space for all my gadgets inside..

    highly recommended
    Yep, I am a fan of tech Air but couldn't find one that handled 17inch MacBook Pro so opted for Pakuma...

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  • chef
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    got my tech air bag a few years ago, will not be getting anything else from now on, its great as it has air cushioning all around it so all those knocks on the tube barriers and tube doorways dont do a thing to it. also, lots of space for all my gadgets inside..

    highly recommended

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  • daviejones
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    I got my Pakuma from ebags.co.uk. They were very helpful.


    HTH

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  • TheFaQQer
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    Originally posted by Ardesco View Post
    I've found Pakuma bags to be sturdy and reliable with the added advantage of not really looking like they hold a laptop. Always useful when wandering around areas where people would prolly have a go if they thought you were carrying a lappy.
    WHS - I've got a couple and found them very good.

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  • Ardesco
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    I've found Pakuma bags to be sturdy and reliable with the added advantage of not really looking like they hold a laptop. Always useful when wandering around areas where people would prolly have a go if they thought you were carrying a lappy.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Originally posted by DaveP View Post
    Is there a market leader of such bags ?

    I'm after a bag thats light & has storage for an a4 notebook & maybe gym kit.
    Crumpler. Expensive but my laptop is well protected. Simple things like you have to take the bag off to open it means no pick pockets etc.

    http://www.waltersphotovideo.co.uk/details.php?id=2578

    http://we-sell-crumpler.co.uk/

    Really good quality bags.

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  • miffy
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    Originally posted by Clippy View Post
    Swiss Gear
    That's the makers of the case I bought. Quality gear. Grey interiors (so you can find that usb stick lost at the bottom of your bag). linky

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  • Clippy
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    Swiss Gear (the guys who make the knives) do some good ones.

    WH Smiths sell a couple and they can be had for a steal when they have a sale on.

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  • miffy
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    I got rid of the targus one I had as a permie. Was too big for the laptop I had and I thought it was too heavy for what it was.

    Maybe I'm a little self conscious, but I always felt untidy with a backpack whenever I was dressed in a suit, so I went back to the conventional over the shoulder jobbie.

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  • Diver
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    http://www.nextag.co.uk/17-backpack-...0--search-html


    EastPak

    HTH

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  • DaveP
    started a topic which laptop backpak

    which laptop backpak

    Hi,

    I'm considering getting a backpak for my laptop (HP nc2400 12" screen)

    I am after recommendations please

    Is there a market leader of such bags ?

    I'm after a bag thats light & has storage for an a4 notebook & maybe gym kit.

    cheers

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