Medium Widemouth Backpack

It’s not the cheapest but Briggs & Riley truly is a workhorse. Seven years, hundreds of flights, zero issues. Smooth roller even now. No complaints and if it breaks in a decade I get a new one. You really get what you pay for, and I’ve gotten more than what I paid for it. My spouse has an Away. It’s

I recently picked up a Briggs and Riley backpack for work. The quality compared to what I've had before, like fashion brands and standard corporate issue Targus, is amazing. The way it flattens down, many useful pockets, the zips feel well manufactured and good quality fabrics. I got it on vinted fo

Oh and sorry, in case you wanted a suggestion - mine is a decade old so they don't make my particular model anymore, but, don't think current ones are much different. I have a Briggs and Riley backpack. I have a Tumi bag too, and, another common brand I see - I think they change the styles every onc

Thank you everyone for your replies! This has re-confirmed for me that a lock on a bag is an advertisement for thieves, and that simple solutions are sometimes better. I am going to go for the niteize s-clip that agentcarter234 kindly linked! The way my backpack is if you unzip the main compartment

As a person who LOVES to start a new adventure with a new bag, I fully support this quest of yours. My favorite college/work backpack (I am an MA and bring school stuff to work for slow times) is a frame top zip backpack. I bought a Briggs and Riley version that I cherish, but I've since bought anot

For petite individuals seeking a backpack similar to the Timbuk2 Forge (typically 15-16" tall), the key is to look for "torso length" rather than overall bag height. A torso measurement of 15-16 inches generally corresponds to an extra-small (XS) or small (S) frame. [1, 2, 3] Recommended Backpacks f

Check out the Briggs and Riley rolling briefcases. I think the larger size will fit the 16” and it also has room for a camera. I did a lot of digging to find an underseater for a 15” mac laptop a while ago. There’s not much that fits under the seat that holds a laptop, much less a larger one. If the

Briggs and Riley over Tumi any day. Generally cheaper and have better layouts and B&R has a lifetime warranty. The price was hard to swallow for my B&R but seeing coworkers who have had bags for 10 years that are still holding up to being dragged literally around the globe on business trips it was a

Upgrade your entire existence and go get you some Briggs & Riley. Half the weight, better thought out compartments & features, and better quality vs the current LW stuff. Trust.

Briggs & Riley Rhapsody? https://www.briggs-riley.com/products/medium-backpack?variant=42704637001770 Cheaper than the Tumi, but professional looking. A colleague of mine has this in the deep purple. I have the Tumi Celina, the B&R is on par quality wise -man’s I actually like the organization bette