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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by djjf39 » Fri Jul 09, 2010 9:13 pm

Best bag ever, made lugging around a whole bunch of German existentialism much easier. Really good zippers. Plus an excellent warranty program.

http://www.mountainsmith.com/products.a ... egory2Id=0

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by RUQRU » Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:09 am

Don't be a pansy, use this:
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by AsylumPB » Sat Jul 10, 2010 10:32 am

try ebags.com

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by MsBigBad » Sat Jul 10, 2010 3:59 pm

clint4law wrote:
MsBigBad wrote:Just got mine in the mail :mrgreen: The amount of space in this baby is insane.


I was also able to find a 30% off coupon (WOOT30) floating around the forum the other day. Hope this helps all those still looking.
do you have a link for the US website?
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by clint4law » Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:52 pm

are messenger bags feasible?

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Post by clint4law » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:53 am

clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by lawschooliseasy » Mon Jul 12, 2010 1:08 am

clint4law wrote:
clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
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Feasible? Can you put books in it? Can you put your laptop in it? Then yes, it is feasible.

http://www.chromebagsstore.com/bags/messenger-bags.html

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by RUQRU » Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:59 am

clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
Not really. If you cannot discern the proper method for transporting your educational materials, I suggest the:

Hand Crafted Old Growth Mobile Book Carrier System
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by legalease9 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:10 am

booyakasha wrote:I just gave up on looking remotely stylish and went with a backpack. Law books are heavy.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by SplitterPride » Mon Jul 12, 2010 5:43 am

http://www.leathergiftitems.com/Leather ... -1016.html


I recommend this backpack. Its made of top quality American cowhide, so you can be sure the product will last longer, look better and carry the burden without showing much wear and tear.
It has easy access zipper pockets for paperwork and smaller side pockets for electronics.
Leather strip comes with equipped with a cell phone clip for comfort on the go.

Right now its on sale for $345, which is actually a good value for the quality of material you are getting. Its italian designer made bag, but its practicable and good leather never goes out of fashion.

In short, buy it to last you your extended 3 year hiatus. bargain compared to what you pay in tuition and books.

Go ahead, spoil yourself a bit. Everybody else is enjoying your money, enjoy it yourself a little with this bag.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by clint4law » Mon Jul 12, 2010 10:09 am

SplitterPride wrote:http://www.leathergiftitems.com/Leather ... -1016.html


I recommend this backpack. Its made of top quality American cowhide, so you can be sure the product will last longer, look better and carry the burden without showing much wear and tear.
It has easy access zipper pockets for paperwork and smaller side pockets for electronics.
Leather strip comes with equipped with a cell phone clip for comfort on the go.

Right now its on sale for $345, which is actually a good value for the quality of material you are getting. Its italian designer made bag, but its practicable and good leather never goes out of fashion.

In short, buy it to last you your extended 3 year hiatus. bargain compared to what you pay in tuition and books.

Go ahead, spoil yourself a bit. Everybody else is enjoying your money, enjoy it yourself a little with this bag.
i wish i could afford it

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by TheReignmaker » Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:33 am

Going to keep with my trusty Swiss Army backpack. It's also nice that it goes with my new school's colors.

http://www.irishfit.eu/swissgearbag.html

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Post by webbylu87 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:34 am

FYI, ebags.com is having a 20% sale + free shipping until the 14th. And you can sort backpacks by your laptop model number to see only the ones that would fit your computer.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by HBK » Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:35 am

SplitterPride wrote:http://www.leathergiftitems.com/Leather ... -1016.html


I recommend this backpack. Its made of top quality American cowhide, so you can be sure the product will last longer, look better and carry the burden without showing much wear and tear.
It has easy access zipper pockets for paperwork and smaller side pockets for electronics.
Leather strip comes with equipped with a cell phone clip for comfort on the go.

Right now its on sale for $345, which is actually a good value for the quality of material you are getting. Its italian designer made bag, but its practicable and good leather never goes out of fashion.

In short, buy it to last you your extended 3 year hiatus. bargain compared to what you pay in tuition and books.

Go ahead, spoil yourself a bit. Everybody else is enjoying your money, enjoy it yourself a little with this bag.
That looks like it would get hot pressed against your back if you have to walk over a mile.

I'd rather have a bag I can beat the crap out of without worrying about it's cost.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by RUQRU » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:14 pm

HBK wrote:I'd rather have a bag I can beat the crap out of without worrying about it's cost.
This seems to meet your criteria:
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Post by LoyolaLaw2012 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:18 pm

RUQRU wrote:
clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
Not really. If you cannot discern the proper method for transporting your educational materials, I suggest the:

Hand Crafted Old Growth Mobile Book Carrier System
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This is also less girly than a messenger bag.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by Cardboardbox » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:26 pm

SplitterPride wrote:http://www.leathergiftitems.com/Leather ... -1016.html


I recommend this backpack. Its made of top quality American cowhide, so you can be sure the product will last longer, look better and carry the burden without showing much wear and tear.
It has easy access zipper pockets for paperwork and smaller side pockets for electronics.
Leather strip comes with equipped with a cell phone clip for comfort on the go.

Right now its on sale for $345, which is actually a good value for the quality of material you are getting. Its italian designer made bag, but its practicable and good leather never goes out of fashion.

In short, buy it to last you your extended 3 year hiatus. bargain compared to what you pay in tuition and books.

Go ahead, spoil yourself a bit. Everybody else is enjoying your money, enjoy it yourself a little with this bag.
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by Mr. Matlock » Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:30 pm

LoyolaLaw2012 wrote:
RUQRU wrote:
clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
Not really. If you cannot discern the proper method for transporting your educational materials, I suggest the:

Hand Crafted Old Growth Mobile Book Carrier System
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This is also less girly than a messenger bag.
Is that laminated plyboard or solid wood? Also, are the casters plastic or metal w/rubber wheels? If I'm going to dump the $$, I want quality. So it's this or the $350 leather bag.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by RUQRU » Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:18 pm

Mr. Matlock wrote:
LoyolaLaw2012 wrote:
RUQRU wrote:
clint4law wrote:are messenger bags feasible?
Not really. If you cannot discern the proper method for transporting your educational materials, I suggest the:

Hand Crafted Old Growth Mobile Book Carrier System
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This is also less girly than a messenger bag.
Is that laminated plyboard or solid wood? Also, are the casters plastic or metal w/rubber wheels? If I'm going to dump the $$, I want quality. So it's this or the $350 leather bag.
This is guaranteed 100% old growth wood taken from a national park. Also there are some recycled parts used to fabricate the wheels (think supermarket).

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by AJaKe » Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:32 am

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by jerjon2 » Wed Jul 21, 2010 11:44 am

webbylu87 wrote:FYI, ebags.com is having a 20% sale + free shipping until the 14th. And you can sort backpacks by your laptop model number to see only the ones that would fit your computer.

I was sad that I had missed this sale since I'm looking for a new bag but I went on their site and it was actually extended until today for all interested.

edit: it looks like the sale ended while I was one the site...
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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by Eruannon » Wed Jul 21, 2010 12:00 pm

I second the North Face backpacks. I have had one for three years and not a single broken zipper or seam, and I am really hard on my stuff.

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Post by GettingReady2010 » Wed Jul 21, 2010 4:53 pm

Eruannon wrote:I second the North Face backpacks. I have had one for three years and not a single broken zipper or seam, and I am really hard on my stuff.
I will have to take this into consideration. They're awfully expensive, but if they are quality packs, they might be worth it. My last backpack has begun to tear a bit and it was around $100.

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Re: Recommended Bags for Law School

Post by eandy » Wed Jul 21, 2010 4:56 pm

GettingReady2010 wrote:
Eruannon wrote:I second the North Face backpacks. I have had one for three years and not a single broken zipper or seam, and I am really hard on my stuff.
I will have to take this into consideration. They're awfully expensive, but if they are quality packs, they might be worth it. My last backpack has begun to tear a bit and it was around $100.
Look around at zappos.com. They have a lot of the north face backpacks for around 100 dollars. They have great customer service and a liberal returns policy(plus free shipping both ways).

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