Got one of these, really like it, perfect for keeping gear dry and will take a laptop, clothes and lunch. Roll top and enough wee pooches for tools n shit like that.
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Do you reckon it would get a 17inch laptop in it. As in total monster?
If you give me dimensions, I'll check JV.
I had one of those.
The main flaws were that it didn't have chest or waist straps, and the straps themselves seemed to get a bit smelly from damp and sweat a bit easily.
But pretty good, especially at that price!
11x16x1 1/4
It does say it will but do you reckon its up to the job ofcarrying it comfortable?
Yes, that fits. I'd say it'll be pretty comfy, it's a big old flat pack, and is well padded on the back.
I will hot foot it to hermiston tomorrow. Cheers
I have the messenger version and can confirm well made and sturdy, paddings pretty good too. Not used it on the bike though but as a laptop lugger its great. Mine was rrp but for the money its great
Josh, you can select and collect, means it'll defo be there.
Tried to already but it keeps blank screening me!
I've used it with a lap top on my 12 mile commute a good few times. Carying a lap top is never fun but the back is well padded with dense foam blocks.
Its not particularly shaped but its fine. I've also used a Pakuma (?) laptop rucsac before and the BTwin put the laptop in a better position for bike riding.
A slightly more expensive [url=www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/drybag-daypack.html]alternative[/url] that might be more comfortable.
The quality of products from these people is excellent (although I don't have that particular bag)
Success!
Tell you what though its a bloody tightfit.
I'm also not really seeing the point of the side zip which my laptop WILL NOT FIT THROUGH.
But it'll get it and my running kit to work.