I don't carry a laptop or papers. Is this bag useful for stuffing items in, such as a light jacket and random things? Or is it too flat/structured?
111050
You can definitely stuff it. Last time I carried my laptop, a water bottle, a pouch with pencils and markers and a fully inflated official sized soccer ball inside a box. on a separate occasion, i had my helmet, lock, chain, and a sweater in it. i have a size medium.
111051
I don't carry a laptop all the time too and have been using this as my main bag for traveling as I pack one or two days of clothing inside. . I would recommend using a Grid-It organizer with this bag for smaller stuff like chargers etc.
111052
I carry tons of stuffin mine. I have two models and always have one with me.
802937
It's a nice overnighter/weekender size bag. You could probably use it for work, especially if you have a laptop, purse items, even lunch to put in there? Would not be easy to stash out of the way in a typical office/desk area.
971496
you can but the bag does not have a cover or much padding. I don't think I would carry my laptop in there all the time. In a pinch it would fit but not a bag that I would carry it all the time. There are no slots or compartments on the inside so other stuff would have to be on top or underneath.
1482429
I'd say pretty unfeasible for that purpose. It's larger than a typical messenger bag, and its pockets aren't particularly well suited to hold papers, etc. I absolutely love it for my bike, but I think you'd be disappointed having to lug it around.
1324893
Depends on how big your sleeping bag will be and the way you fold your clothes. I think it will be okay. This is not a giant bag but can contain a laptop.
1676692
This bag is really more of a "in a pinch" kind of deal. The material is basically the same as those reusable shopping bags that stuff into themselves, or fold down to a little square. I'll put it this way, I'd carry some clothes in it, not much would fit in there though. I wouldn't put my laptop in it unless it was my absolute only option.
258135
I guess that would depend on how much stuff you need to bring and whether you are carrying a laptop as well. Regrettably, the way the compartments are organized, you would have difficulty putting in anything but your computer and whatever documentation you need to bring. Albeit, this is an excellent bag that is very well made, it is best suited as a mobile office and not a weekend bag. Hope this answers your question.
1006836
It depends on what you're trying to carry to the beach, but I would think so. I use this as my work/computer bag. I fit an ancient (i.e., rather large) laptop in the center laptop pocket, with plenty of space for folders and other odds and ends. It stretches, so I've been able to carry oddly shaped items in it with ease. Since it's neoprene, it's pretty much water repellant, and very easy to clean. The straps are comfortable and are surprisingly not too slippery, so I can imagine it would be good for lugging things across a beach!
1545012
Its more of a duffle bag, holding a 17 inch laptop. Its pretty big, but very thin. One of the handles like a week after I bought it riped, so not very good quility.
1202814
It's still pretty bulky. This bag is good for carrying a lot of things. If you are looking for a lightweight bag to carry a laptop and a binder, this probably isn't the bag for you. However, if you often carry a lot, it is the best bag I have had. I have had this bag for over 6 months and have used it daily for law school. It has not ripped and holds everything I need.
1109737
I have not put a laptop in my bag, but you certainly could. And a pair of shoes - no problem. This bag is sneaky big and it has an expansion zipper to make it even bigger. I can fold up a normal jacket, hat, gloves, waterbottle, bike cable, and some tools in the side and it does just fine. I am happy with mine. I also have the saddle bags which are really nice, too. They expand as well...
557138
I use it to carrying cannon t3i and my flash , filters and all my extra lenses as for carrying a laptop no it really does not fit into this back pack basically I can get everything I need for photos but a laptop just doesn't fit not even my iPad fits in it. I will say it is is good for day trips I have used it for many nature hikes to protect my camera etc but if you lolling for something to carry computers us all your camera equipment I wouldLook for something designed specifically for that because this is not
1907722
I agree with the others. It is great as a computer bag. As a clothing carrier, there are other options that are much better.
2100443
I'm not sure you'd want to sling a suit case that heavy on your shoulder. I mean, it might work, but it could be too much stress for it. It is very comfy for computer bag, but not designed for luggage.
72799
This is not a laptop bag. It is not for carrying computers. It is a bag for swimmers and their swim gear. I would not recommend using it as a computer bag.
1372548
I have no experience to suggest off of, but I would lean towards no. It's a great bag, but it's not sturdy enough to stand on its own. Therefore, I could see unsecured bottles spilling inside the bag(the interior is not water proof). The pockets on the sides are not large enough to hold bottles. There is a laptop sleeve/divider which would probably take away flexibility to store non-notebook/folder shaped objects.
518095
Probably not the best to carry a laptop. It would offer very little protection and the weight of the laptop would probably distort the shape and make it awkward to carry. It is lightweight fabric which is nice to pack as a second excursion pack in you main luggage. The size though is big enough to fit a weekend worth of clothes.