I don't know what's wrong with me but I can't find these threads Help please? Thanks in advanceEmma. wrote:Is this a flame, DF? There's literally 3 "What bag should I get?" threads on the homepage right now.
If not, I like my new Timbuk2 Command
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Here are a few:quixotical wrote:I don't know what's wrong with me but I can't find these threads Help please? Thanks in advanceEmma. wrote:Is this a flame, DF? There's literally 3 "What bag should I get?" threads on the homepage right now.
If not, I like my new Timbuk2 Command
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=123239
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=77649
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=24173
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=126764
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Thank you!!!Dany wrote:Here are a few:quixotical wrote:I don't know what's wrong with me but I can't find these threads Help please? Thanks in advanceEmma. wrote:Is this a flame, DF? There's literally 3 "What bag should I get?" threads on the homepage right now.
If not, I like my new Timbuk2 Command
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=123239
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=77649
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=24173
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=126764
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Just as an FYI, it might help next time if you check the date on the OP. Threads get necroposted all the time on TLS, or at least they used to when I browsed regularly.quixotical wrote:Thank you!!!Dany wrote:Here are a few:quixotical wrote:I don't know what's wrong with me but I can't find these threads Help please? Thanks in advanceEmma. wrote:Is this a flame, DF? There's literally 3 "What bag should I get?" threads on the homepage right now.
If not, I like my new Timbuk2 Command
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=123239
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=77649
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =3&t=24173
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=126764
In case that comes off as snarky, I don't mean it that way, I promise. I couldn't think of a way to phrase it that wouldn't, but checking the date really can help when someone necroposts in a thread with posts like the one you quoted.
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What are you talking about? It's not like I'm linking threads about computers (where information needs to be up-to-date). Opinions on law school bags aren't invalid because they're from the last few years.thalassocrat wrote:Just as an FYI, it might help next time if you check the date on the OP. Threads get necroposted all the time on TLS, or at least they used to when I browsed regularly.
In case that comes off as snarky, I don't mean it that way, I promise. I couldn't think of a way to phrase it that wouldn't, but checking the date really can help when someone necroposts in a thread with posts like the one you quoted.
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- thalassocrat
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Oh, sorry about that, I meant the original one they quoted, not yours. I was talking about why quixotical couldn't find the threads in the first place; I assumed because of the post they quoted that they were looking on the front page, where those threads wouldn't be. It's a bit too late for me to be posting I think.Dany wrote:What are you talking about? It's not like I'm linking threads about computers (where information needs to be up-to-date). Opinions on law school bags aren't invalid because they're from the last few years.thalassocrat wrote:Just as an FYI, it might help next time if you check the date on the OP. Threads get necroposted all the time on TLS, or at least they used to when I browsed regularly.
In case that comes off as snarky, I don't mean it that way, I promise. I couldn't think of a way to phrase it that wouldn't, but checking the date really can help when someone necroposts in a thread with posts like the one you quoted.
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Ah gotcha. No worries.
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As far as carrying your laptop you can always just get a normal bag and keep your laptop in a $2 bubblewrap envelope. Worked for me for quite awhile.
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http://www.targus.com/us/productdetail. ... %20Laptopsmoandersen wrote:I have that bag now. works great for my 14" and usually a textbook and a supplement or two. doesnt really fit two casebooks though, but really, what bag does? (unless they are small casebooks)rinkrat19 wrote:No laptop bag, though, so I'll be getting a new one for LS. Possibly: http://www.thenorthface.com/catalog/sc- ... surge.html, if it's big enough to hold books+laptop.
This bag will fit at least two casebooks, your laptop, lunch, gym clothes and more. Its great if you take a bus and need to bring everything with you in the morning!
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That Targus bag is fantastic. They hold up pretty well too... I've had mine for 5 years.jbarl1 wrote:http://www.targus.com/us/productdetail. ... %20Laptopsmoandersen wrote:I have that bag now. works great for my 14" and usually a textbook and a supplement or two. doesnt really fit two casebooks though, but really, what bag does? (unless they are small casebooks)rinkrat19 wrote:No laptop bag, though, so I'll be getting a new one for LS. Possibly: http://www.thenorthface.com/catalog/sc- ... surge.html, if it's big enough to hold books+laptop.
This bag will fit at least two casebooks, your laptop, lunch, gym clothes and more. Its great if you take a bus and need to bring everything with you in the morning!
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Why has nobody said anything about booq yet? I prefer their backpacks, but their messenger bags are pretty slick too.
Personally, I like their Boa Squeeze the best.
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European man satchel.
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When I was about to start undergrad, my father gave me his old North Face Borealis to replace my crappy Jansport. It was 2-3 years old when I got it, and he had used it for travel and when he went hiking. I used it all 4 years throughout undergrad. Kept my stuff dry through rain, sleet and snow. For four years. Stuffed and overstuffed it, carried my laptop in it, never had a single tear or busted zipper. One hell of a bag. I wouldn't even consider getting a non-North Face replacement for it. The bag I have will set you back around $80 (though if you're an intelligent deal shopper you can find it for 10 or even 20 bucks less than the NF website price). Worth every penny. It's not really "expensive" if it takes years of abuse. I'm considering buying a new Borealis for law school this fall, but my old one is still perfectly fine. I abuse the hell out of it too. I think I'll hold onto it.rinkrat19 wrote:I used Eddie Bauer backpacks in high school...they only lasted a year each but the return policy is irreproachable. (They'll replace any bag with the current equivalent, no matter how old, if something tears or breaks.)sab0tage wrote:North face is the best backpack I've ever owned. Expensive as shit but I had one I used daily for 8+ years and nothing ever went wrong with it. I'd still be using it if it wasn't stolen by a crackhead.
Switched to North Face in UG and the only reason I bought new ones was because I wanted a new one. I'm almost 9 years out of UG now and I still have a couple of my UG-era TNF packs in perfect condition aside from a little dirt. No laptop bag, though, so I'll be getting a new one for LS. Possibly: http://www.thenorthface.com/catalog/sc- ... surge.html, if it's big enough to hold books+laptop.
If I replace it I'll probably get a larger, quasi-hiking pack to accommodate casebooks and stuff like the Box Shot. When I'm traveling (plane, car, bus), it doubles as a weekend bag, so I could use the extra space to fit books and clothes should it be necessary.
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Forgot to add that I love me a good messenger bag. Friend of mine has an awesome satchel (or man purse if you insist), that perfectly accommodates his macbook air. I'm envious, not only because an air is impractical for me but because, due to the realities of casebooks, so is a satchel as my main bag. I think the encyclopaedic, concussive casebooks are really going to challenge not only my spine but my minimalist schoolbag philosophy.
I'd love to use a good messenger/laptop bag, but I don't see how. Either too small or uncomfortable to accommodate casebooks. I like to carry my laptop in its own bag, but carrying a messenger bag over a bookbag makes you look like a dork. It's a shame because my last year of undergrad I typed all my notes (no paper notebooks whatsoever, digitized all handouts) and most of my reading I could get on my laptop, or at most a small book that fit in my bag. I love Oakley's computer bags, but I guess they won't be a practical day-to-day bag unless you can get e-casebooks.
I'd love to use a good messenger/laptop bag, but I don't see how. Either too small or uncomfortable to accommodate casebooks. I like to carry my laptop in its own bag, but carrying a messenger bag over a bookbag makes you look like a dork. It's a shame because my last year of undergrad I typed all my notes (no paper notebooks whatsoever, digitized all handouts) and most of my reading I could get on my laptop, or at most a small book that fit in my bag. I love Oakley's computer bags, but I guess they won't be a practical day-to-day bag unless you can get e-casebooks.
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There are some people that use just a laptop messenger bag to carry their laptop, pens and such and then they just carry their casebooks in their arms. This method really depends on how far you park from school or if your commute is long, etc. However, most (all?) law schools have lockers, so you don't need to carry everything with you all the time. Just a thought!Naked Dude wrote:Forgot to add that I love me a good messenger bag. Friend of mine has an awesome satchel (or man purse if you insist), that perfectly accommodates his macbook air. I'm envious, not only because an air is impractical for me but because, due to the realities of casebooks, so is a satchel as my main bag. I think the encyclopaedic, concussive casebooks are really going to challenge not only my spine but my minimalist schoolbag philosophy.
I'd love to use a good messenger/laptop bag, but I don't see how. Either too small or uncomfortable to accommodate casebooks. I like to carry my laptop in its own bag, but carrying a messenger bag over a bookbag makes you look like a dork. It's a shame because my last year of undergrad I typed all my notes (no paper notebooks whatsoever, digitized all handouts) and most of my reading I could get on my laptop, or at most a small book that fit in my bag. I love Oakley's computer bags, but I guess they won't be a practical day-to-day bag unless you can get e-casebooks.
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All about Chrome messenger bags while riding your fixie to school in cutoff dress pants and an ironic moustache.
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Completely forgot about lockers! Great, that might seal the deal for me then. I literally just carry a small notebook and class books only if absolutely necessary. Still not sure. Wouldn't want to have to walk from home to class carrying two casebooks (I mean, I'm a moderately big guy, I can handle it, it's just clunky and not ideal).jbarl1 wrote:There are some people that use just a laptop messenger bag to carry their laptop, pens and such and then they just carry their casebooks in their arms. This method really depends on how far you park from school or if your commute is long, etc. However, most (all?) law schools have lockers, so you don't need to carry everything with you all the time. Just a thought!Naked Dude wrote:Forgot to add that I love me a good messenger bag. Friend of mine has an awesome satchel (or man purse if you insist), that perfectly accommodates his macbook air. I'm envious, not only because an air is impractical for me but because, due to the realities of casebooks, so is a satchel as my main bag. I think the encyclopaedic, concussive casebooks are really going to challenge not only my spine but my minimalist schoolbag philosophy.
I'd love to use a good messenger/laptop bag, but I don't see how. Either too small or uncomfortable to accommodate casebooks. I like to carry my laptop in its own bag, but carrying a messenger bag over a bookbag makes you look like a dork. It's a shame because my last year of undergrad I typed all my notes (no paper notebooks whatsoever, digitized all handouts) and most of my reading I could get on my laptop, or at most a small book that fit in my bag. I love Oakley's computer bags, but I guess they won't be a practical day-to-day bag unless you can get e-casebooks.
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Holy shit that backpack is awesomelisjjen wrote:Why has nobody said anything about booq yet? I prefer their backpacks, but their messenger bags are pretty slick too.
Personally, I like their Boa Squeeze the best.
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I have a leather messenger bag, but I need a new black leather shoulder strap for it. I checked Wilson's Leather, but all they same would be like a "same-shoulder-purse" look. I want to go crossbody; I find that to be more comfortable. I'm 6'3".
Anyone know where I might find something like this?
Anyone know where I might find something like this?
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pfff
I'm using my Jansport backpack I got back in middle school.
I'm using my Jansport backpack I got back in middle school.
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+1 on chrome if you're looking for messenger bags...though I could have sworn that they looked even nicer the last time I was on their site. Was there another brand that also had that belt buckle contraption?BackToTheOldHouse wrote:Plus you'll get to look like a bike messenger from the late 90s.hawkeye22 wrote:These things are TOTALLY waterproof, pvc-lined ftw.Hannibal wrote:May buy one of these. Only real important thing to me is that my bag be waterproof. I thought mine was until I walked home in the rain and my laptop had been sitting in a small puddle of waterhawkeye22 wrote:Not cheap, but totally worth it. I love mine.
http://www.chromebagsstore.com/bags/laptop-bags.html
If you want a 2-strap backpack, I'd recommend swissgear.
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This was supposed to be easy. Now I'm trying to decide between Tom Bihn, Spire and Chrome.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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