Medium Widemouth Backpack

Unpopular opinion but here goes anyway. This is a terrible option for actual traveling. It’s heavy with weird dimensions. There is a good reason why none of our business travelers (many of whom travel almost a much as us) use luggage works bags. If doing any sort of travel on international carriers

My brother in law is a machinist and when he looked at my other clip screw he said they used the wrong type and the head had a large amount of force on it which lead to the head shearing off. When I had the zipper replaced at my local mountaineering shop they indicated the zipper wasn’t as heavy dut

If you are in the Boston area, send me a pm. I am an attorney, 59F and 5’3” (and shrinking). I have a tumi navigation. If not, with law books you definitely want a backpack with padded shoulders, and a sternum strap. I use a Briggs & Riley now mostly because I prefer a wide mouth style. Easier to ge

I have both, I have used the nomatic for the last five years, but just made the move to Briggs and Riley. Fantastic backpack and as much as I love my nomatic, I am really enjoying the Briggs as much or more because of all the compartments. I do miss the chest strap on the nomadic, they both have a l

I got a sick backpack I’ll have to look it up then a case for one of them it’s perfect but def can’t take on another one lol Edit: Briggs & Riley is the backpack brand. Love it

I carry a Zenscreen Duo and either a MacBook Pro or ThinkPad X1. Sometimes all of them. For a backpack, you might want to try the Briggs & Riley Medium @Work Cargo; it's a great bag for multiple laptops as you can fit them in the laptop area. Also, consider the Tumi Alpha Bravo Search if you like a

I have backpacks from all three brands. While I like all three, Briggs & Riley provides the best value. My favorite is the Briggs & Riley Rhapsody Essential backpack. The size is perfect as a personal item, there are lots of compartments, and even a bottle sleeve outside the backpack. The quality is

No, it’s a lack of padding. The luggage passthrough is the same material as the dangly straps of any backpack. It’s as secure as it can be for that material, it won’t rip unless you cut it off. It’s also quite difficult to slip on if your bag is heavy as it doesn’t give much slack. Mine catches on t

I use this one: https://www.briggs-riley.com/products/medium-widemouth-backpack-1?variant=42030554480682 Might not be what you’re looking for, but this one is comfortable, keeps my laptop and keyboard separate, and it is suitable for travel.

Briggs & Riley Medium Backpack seems to fit your needs. I bought one of these as a gift for one of our executives and its a very beautiful bag, looks professional and comes with a lifetime warranty. Briggs & Riley Medium Work Backpack I also have an Open Story Signature Day Trip Backpack from Target