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Bag Suggestions
DINO | Apr 11 2006
I think I need more help with items that I carry daily, than with orginization. So heres the inventory... powerbook Right now I have a Jansport Supersac that has been with me since freshman year of college, I have a large timbuk two messenger bag that has been here that long as well. I ordered a timbuk2 laptop messenger bag, and expect it this week...but do you all have any suggestions? 12 Comments
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My suggestion is to get...Submitted by pooks on April 12, 2006 - 6:17am.
My suggestion is to get a pouch that holds your iPod and earbuds, etc. A pouch or container for your pens, pencils, etc. Etc. I find my "stuff" much easier to manage when it's in smaller pouches which I can then move from one bag to another easily, and can quickly spot when I need something. I've tried bags/attaches that have compartments built in and found them more trouble than they were worth. I usually had trouble figuring out the best configuration for putting things, and rarely remembered where things went so I ended up tossing stuff in loose and then hunting. I'm particularly pleased with the notebook sleeve and iPod gearcase I got from WaterField SF Bags. As for which type bag -- that depends on what is comfortable to you. I carry a much heavier bag than many people are comfortable with because I do tend to carry everything -- my laptop, iPod, camera, etc. I found that messenger bags are awkward for me, but bags that are vertically oriented are comfortable. I also don't mind shifting my bag from one shoulder to the other if it gets heavy, which I've discovered some of my friends consider to be a major negative. » POSTED IN:
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