Would this be a good bag to tote/store files &amp; rasps--protective enough?
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I think so. There are various sized pockets at the top an bottom which would allow alternate sizes etc. If you were worried about the rasps touching each other - that would be fairly limited and would probably occur with any roll, however if you placed a suitable sheet of material over the rasps before rolling them up that should fix the problem. I quite like the bag - i use it for a mix of car related tools - spanners, screw drivers etc.
908763
Reckon you should be ok with that as long as you don't want to put lots of bulky item in zipped net pocket at op of main compartment (you don't need to put mains lead/transformer in there as there's the dedicated section at bottom of sack. They're great bags - I use for both 13" & 15.4" Dell Laptops at different times with lots of other gear
258136
it's really a laptop briefcase rather than a travelling bag. I guess if you limit yourself to an extra shirt and set of unmentionables and your toiletries are fairly minimal it would work fine. if you need a second biz suit, you're probably out of luck.
2082365
A couple of large rubber bands would be the easiest, not elegant but easy to implement. I use a 10 inch neoprene netbook sleeve for transport when pack in bags, a bit more protection.
1412862
No. Also it's a bit floppy though secure, so I'd want to put padding around any computer. I use it for gym stuff, bike lock, lunch, wallet. Has nice side pockets for storage.
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!
568261
I would think a plastic bag would hold a certain amount of static and collect particles of dirt, lint or moisture, which isn't a good thing for your thumb drives. I really like these storage pouches because they are sturdy and keep everything clean and protected. I bought three of them and I can stack them to store away or grab one and take it with me. I recommend them.
1670098
yes, I would say that is has a good nice lining on the inside. It isn't a thick padding, but it is enough that I don't worry about my laptop getting wet, or being bumped around a bit. I wouldn't say that it would protect it if you drop it though
1907721
I agree with the other responses...it it really geared towards serving as a laptop checkpoint bag. Not a lot of add'l space for clothing, but it isn't made for that either. I have loved how I do not have to remove my laptop from the bag going through security.
638175
This is a 30L bag. I can store my 15" laptop, my winter jacket, waterproof trousers, and my meal. I would say that you will probably have room enough to store what you need.
2039005
Yes, it is a good fit with some room to spare. And you can store your MagSafe or other items in the 3 available compartments: 2 of those are accessible from under the handles (1 under each handle), they are not zip-able; and 1 on the side with a zip.
744797
It will be more than enough. In fact, I have the same laptop and used that bag when I first got it. I did however get a more TSA friendly bag for the airport. It's a little bit of a pain having to take everything out for the scanners. Other than that will fit everything, laptop, power cord, mouse, and still have room for books and such.
333547
Technically the answer is yes, however, there is zero protection for a laptop inside the bag. It is just one big compartment. I would not recommend it for carrying a computer.
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.
2061303
Yes it will...there is a little bit of padding inside (mine, at least), but nothing heavy duty (padding wise)...but yea, it IS large enough and the bag itself should provide some protection as well...
2044824
Mine wouldn't. It's also not protective at all. I got a separate reg bag that is protected. Just an FYI, I was carrying around all my gear: BC, fins, wetsuit, reg, save a dive kit, reel, recovery bag, etc., on an almost daily basis and the bag ripped along one of the seams after about a week and a half. Probably not really made for that kind of (ab)use.
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Holds my HP 2560p. Definitely would fit files, wallet, cell phone. It wouldn't fit men's shoes/crocs (I think), but a pair of flats/soft shoes should go it. Lunch.. That would depend on how big your package it. I'm able to fit a small lock -it box with sandwiches inside.