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.
484570
This is a great bag for throwing a few extras in and carrying around - snacks, cords, etc. I would not use this to fit clothes as I genuinely don't think you can fit clothes AND other items in here. It's not tiny but it's not spacious.
2166087
I'm not sure what you are looking to put in but you could probably fit some papers in, external drive (small one), things like that. I wouldn't overload the bag as it is not meant for heavy duty, it's mainly meant for the laptop and it's a stylish look while carrying your device. It fits my MacBook Air perfectly (13") and I only carry my power cord, hotpot and the power cord to that. Maybe some papers on the inside and thats about it.
693057
This bag is ROOMY .... I have fit ALOT of things in mine , much more than i thought i could. I think you should be fine w/your laptop, it does have wiggle room ! I LOVE this BAG! Good Luck!
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.
460990
I would keep something as delicate as a laptop in my rucksack on my back... It would technically it would fit it you have the kind with the saddlebags that open up on the sides, but I don't think you would want your laptop jostling around like that.
2162897
I think it would be fine, as long as you didn't have anything too big and heavy in the bag with the laptop.
820044
When it's empty it's pretty thin, it stretches pretty big. I use it as a laptop/tool bag with chargers etc. And everything fits good.
852940
I guess it's good for your laptop and some books but definitely not for a weekend trip kind of bag,it has many pockets but not so much room as it may seem on the pics
1883931
This worked as a day pack for banging around Scotland and could hold a couple of rain jackets, snacks, maps and a bottle of water, but I can't imaging it handling a stack of books. The image makes it look roomier than it is and as another commenter noted, there is zero padding. I'd check out other options, perhaps a rolling backpack.
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.
1502798
The laptop pocket isnt that bad actually. Thinly padded, its really just more of a divider. It's a good bag. I used my on patrol to hokd a laptop, notebooks, and a bunch of misc. gear.
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.
1646617
I purchased this bag as a gift for my niece to carry her art supplies in and it was the perfect size for that. I do think it would be too big to use as a lunch bag only. A standard size laptop could fit in it but I don't think I would use it for that either because the computer would probably be too heavy for the material the bag is made out of. Hope that helps.
270962
No this bag is more show than quality and very uncomfortable for heavy usage. As stated its a laptop bag but the straps are detaching and the loop handle has already came off. The material is awesome but its not steardy enough for the handles to hold the weight of a laptop. The vintage canvas is nice and this great bag for lightweight use. I have a Macbook pro and didnt carry that often for it to be coming apart.
2039963
This bag really needs to be slung off of your shoulder or set down to get your gear out. Since the zipped part is in the far back, you'd have to be a contortionist to reach back there and accomplish anything. Fortunately, for me, the bag can stand upright (as long as your tripod's not strapped to it...), and you can yank out the camera with lens fairly quickly. Because of the amount of space in this bag, it's going to be heavy loaded down, and I'd consider it a travel bag, not a casual photog's daily.
916378
No worries. You will be very happy with this bag. The only bag I have that I like more is a pelican backpack because it incorporates a hard shell for laptops. Worth taking a look at.