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Whats a good backpack for law school? Since we will be carrying lots of HUGE books and laptops, can anyone recommend me a sturdy backpack that is good for my spine too?

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I prefer the rolling kind.

This rolling kind is better.
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t14fanboy wrote:I prefer the rolling kind.

Wait, what? G4 or GTFO.

joetheplumber wrote:Whats a good backpack for law school? Since we will be carrying lots of HUGE books and laptops, can anyone recommend me a sturdy backpack that is good for my spine too?

Look at the Swiss Army Synergy backpack by Wenger. That's what I carry.

http://www.buy.com/store/wenger-swiss-g ... 58703.html

See also the Victorinox line, which makes the Swiss Army Aristotle backpack, the Dual-Compartment Laptop backpack and the Deluxe Laptop Backpack. There's also a Standard version. Their bags are incredibly durable, nice-looking and offer lots of pockets.

http://www.swissarmy.com/us/category/Ca ... riority_up

I also like the rolling laptop case for law school. Law students and lawyers can use them. They fit a lot; plus they are fashionable, light and durable.

Invest in one of these guys. You'll be glad you did.

PDaddy wrote: I also like the rolling laptop case for law school. Law students and lawyers can use them. They fit a lot; plus they are fashionable, light and durable.

There's nothing about a rolling anything that's fashionable.

SilverE2 wrote:

PDaddy wrote: I also like the rolling laptop case for law school. Law students and lawyers can use them. They fit a lot; plus they are fashionable, light and durable.

There's nothing about a rolling anything that's fashionable unless they have light up wheels!

Fixed. But make sure your LA Lights don't clash with your rolling backpack.

(Seriously, though, do a forum search and you'll find plenty of good options.)

SilverE2 wrote:

PDaddy wrote: I also like the rolling laptop case for law school. Law students and lawyers can use them. They fit a lot; plus they are fashionable, light and durable.

There's nothing about a rolling anything that's fashionable.

SilverE2 wrote:

PDaddy wrote: I also like the rolling laptop case for law school. Law students and lawyers can use them. They fit a lot; plus they are fashionable, light and durable.

There's nothing about a rolling anything that's fashionable.

I am seriously shocked by how many rolling bags there are at my LS. Fortunately I haven't seen a single guy with them, but a good 25-45% of the females have them. We have lockers and no more than 2 substantive classes per day. You can't be bringing that much to school on a daily basis to require a rolling bag. And when they bang them on the stairs because they're too lazy to pick them up?

anything that can fit one of these.

Backpacks are for losers - I wrap my books in a bungee cord, then hook them to my belt loop. It's probably going to be a thing all the cool kids are doing in a couple of years, so you should jump on the bandwagon now!

I have always been a fan of the rolling kind even though they make stairs a bitch. Also I have gotten laid multiple times because girls knew I could easily carry their books for them on the rolly.

Tom Joad wrote:Also I have gotten laid multiple times because girls knew I could easily carry their books for them on the rolly.

i lol'd IRL.

Guitar case. Plenty of room for books and exponentially increases your chances of getting laid.

murray18 wrote:Guitar case. Plenty of room for books and exponentially increases your chances of getting laid.

Getting a rolling guitar case would make you the fucking girl whisperer.

you make an undergrad follow you around while carrying them for you

zuckaz48 wrote:you make an undergrad follow you around while carrying them for you

TCR

holy shit why didn't I think of this

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This turtle doesn't need a backpack...

Did someone say turtle?

Sherpa or GTFO.