Rhune 28

Had the previous-gen Subterra 21, sold it because the functional capacity felt way less than advertised. Replaced it with a Gregory Rhune 22 and use this as my daily office bag and have travelled with it. Might suit your needs: Easily stows under airplane seat as your personal item. Separate admin c

I’m in the same situation as you and I’m also hesitating about buying the Thule Subterra 21L. I work in a corporate environment and it seems like a perfect fit for that. As someone else already mentioned, the Gregory Rhune 22L might be a good alternative, but for me it looks a bit too outdoorsy. I’m

I love my Gregory Rhune 22; I use it for work and for my PhD, carry two laptops, coffee, lunch, book or two, and a pair of gym clothes. It was sub $150 and it’s super comfortable, walk with it about 2-4 miles a day.

I’ve been looking at the rework toshi - there are a lot of videos on it but it’s not in stores so haven’t seen it in person. It looks like it has a lot of what you are looking for. Except, it may be on the small side for if you want to take a couple days of clothes. Price point is just under $200. I

You can look at Nebula 32 or Gregory Rhune 28, it is a little bigger and in some cases better that Qusar.

https://www.rei.com/product/C01284/gregory-rhune-22-pack-closeout Also comes in 20L and 25L. I got the 22 and am loving it. Just the right amount of space, two quick access pockets, lifetime warranty.

Gregory Rhune 22! The challenge for good laptop packs is they all have undersized bottle holders. Rhune will handily hold a 32 oz bottle.

I have the Gregory Rhune 22; it doesn’t have two bottle pockets but it checks at lot of your boxes

I got the Gregory Rhune 22L. It’s been amazing for work! Really comfortable and has a slot for my laptop and some books, as well as some dedicate pen compartments which I love. There’s a large main compartment, a front compartment, and a top mini pocket. There’s also a tiny pocket on the straps whic

I have the Osprey Daylite plus, and I also have the Gregory Rhune 22L. The Gregory is amazing for work, it has a laptop sleeve and it can comfortably carry a lot of weight on my back because the shoulder straps are padded really well. The Osprey I don’t use for work because it’s not as comfortable w