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post #211 of 216
6/14/11 at 9:35pm

Just received this bag.  The bag strap is fixed so if you put something heavy like a dap, dac, and amp it won't slid down or detach itself.  My mock up rig(ipod, E11, and E7) is 4.4" x 1.5" x 2.4".  Really good sling bag if you want to walk around town while still getting desktop quality musicL3000.gif  

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The bag itself is small but you can put a lot of small items but can't fit my 12.5" Lenovo lappymad.gif(12" x 8.5" x 0.8 external dimension). Good thing I have my Epic 4g if I need to surf the netbiggrin.gif  

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post #212 of 216
9/28/11 at 4:51pm

I love Gregory backpacks! 

 

These are the ones that I rock: 

 

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Palisade 80 - for trips into the backcountry.

 

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Z30 - for day hikes

 

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Z22 - for biking, or just a general daypack 

 

 

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post #213 of 216
10/8/11 at 6:33pm

Has anyone tried the Ebags.com Weekend Convertible? I've had my eye one this for some time, but I have a hard time deciding because I can't go into a physical store and look at it.

 

For now I'm using a SwissGear Product, but I'm usually carrying a lot more than my laptop (a change of clothes if I work too late and need to stay the night in the city), so it gets heavy. The SwissGear I have doesn't have support straps on the waist and chest so it's hard on my back.

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post #214 of 216
10/9/11 at 1:42am
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Originally Posted by AllanB80 View Post

Has anyone tried the Ebags.com Weekend Convertible? I've had my eye one this for some time, but I have a hard time deciding because I can't go into a physical store and look at it.

 

For now I'm using a SwissGear Product, but I'm usually carrying a lot more than my laptop (a change of clothes if I work too late and need to stay the night in the city), so it gets heavy. The SwissGear I have doesn't have support straps on the waist and chest so it's hard on my back.



 

I have another version of this backpack and find it extremely for -37 days' trips. Build quality is superb and it has lots of pockets. Very nice. It is a pity ebags closed their business in the UK.

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post #215 of 216
11/22/11 at 12:38am

I wish I was back in highschool so I could use a backpack... or that I had use for one in daily life. These are awesome. 

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post #216 of 216
3/13/12 at 4:21pm

Jansport, Troop london, Chrome.

 

I am using a Troop london  they don`t have my model but it is almost like this

 

http://www.trooplondon.com/epages/es114527.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es114527_es122149120482/Products/TRP0256/SubProducts/trp0256-0001

 

 

Side pocket is awesome it can fit 1 letre thermos flask. Metal buckles are a plus the webbing used to slip but I modified it and for the price it is the best bag I ever used.

 

 

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