Timbuk2 Tuck Laptop Backpack

It just has a ton of awesome organizational options: a really comfortable harness system that one is a top loading bag, but it's going to have a littl...

One of my favorite parts about this pack is that it comes in at $79 now. I Have to tell you that I have a 10 buck to pack personally mean brain whoo I...

but if I had to I grade this bag off of these like one and a half weeks I definitely gave it a saw like eight out of ten. The stripes of course like s...

Just kind of keep a note of that, especially if you're going on in the future with this bag. Okay, just kind of showcase fits pretty nice kind of eats...

5. [Timbuk2 Tuck Laptop 23L (20L to 26L, expanding), rolltop design, unique aesthetics, $89 CAD.

This was a good first, "proper" bag that I invested into. PROS: Sleek look. Roll-top functionality was great, especially if you're adjusting to whatever the contents were inside the backpack. Minimal and stylish. Woohoo! Took it to Italy for 2 months and it survived as well. CONS: The laptop sleeve ...

This leaves the main compartment free for shoes, a hoodie, a lunch, etc. I love that the laptop compartment is detached from the main, and has room for laptop and kindle. * Cons: attracts pet hair, doesn't compress and looks like a school bag in my opinion. The midway (grey) color is starting to look dirty.

There are 2 non-obvious flaws in this backpack. The size is decent and the open top is useful. Flaw 1 - The side bottle pockets don't work well when you have things filled up in the bag. It is difficult to place your water bottles in. Too tall & non-stretch. This could have been better if it was a n...

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TIMBUK2 Parkside Laptop Backpack

A very nice rucksack-style urban pack or a mod replacement for your gym bag. Not a great travel backpack.

It trades structure, padding, compartments for much more internal volume. That means it's great if you carry bulky things (that change of clothes, baguettes, helmet) but bad if you carry heav...