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Originally posted by 8bpc View PostLooking for reasonably professional tote suggestions - large enough for a max load consisting of a 13" notebook computer, dSLR, book and other small items. Would prefer at least one pouch pocket on the outside for quick access that is deep enough to securely hold a cell phone and travel documents.
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Originally posted by 8bpc View PostI'm still looking for tote suggestions because I haven't found anything yet. Leather would be preferred, but I'm open to other materials.Originally posted by FaustHOBBY?! HOBBY?!?!?!?!?! You are on SZ, buddy - it ain't no hobby, it's passion, religion, and unbounded cosmic love rolled into one.
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Originally posted by eleves View PostHaven't seen too many great leather ones with outer pockets, at least not in the sense of the designers discussed here. If you don't mind other materials such as canvas or something a bit more technical I'd suggest looking into Makr or Nanamica. You might also be able to commission a bag from someone on the forum!
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I owned both before and I must say Im not a fan of either. It might be because they focus on aesthetics first then purpose.
Im currently using Klattermusen for backpacks.
Wonderful bags I must say. Have been using it for just below 2 years and it keeps my 13" laptop, files, moisturizers, coins and stationeries without running everywhere. Important for a busy schedule.
I do however carry a separate bag from Omitir for training gear if Im gyming after work as if splits the weight out. Not gyming in that outfit tho, just for reference ha. You get the point...
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Originally posted by 8bpc View PostIt seems I didn't miss anything in my search for a bag. I appreciate the suggestions. Have you owned bags from Makr or Nanamica? How would you rate their quality?Originally posted by bryantyj View PostI owned both before and I must say Im not a fan of either. It might be because they focus on aesthetics first then purpose.
Im currently using Klattermusen for backpacks.
Wonderful bags I must say. Have been using it for just below 2 years and it keeps my 13" laptop, files, moisturizers, coins and stationeries without running everywhere. Important for a busy schedule.
I do however carry a separate bag from Omitir for training gear if Im gyming after work as if splits the weight out. Not gyming in that outfit tho, just for reference ha. You get the point...
Bryantyj I've also never heard of Omitir before until your fit post recently! Upon checking them out, they look pretty cool and the price is definitely good!Originally posted by FaustHOBBY?! HOBBY?!?!?!?!?! You are on SZ, buddy - it ain't no hobby, it's passion, religion, and unbounded cosmic love rolled into one.
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[/QUOTE]Bryantyj I've also never heard of Omitir before until your fit post recently! Upon checking them out, they look pretty cool and the price is definitely good![/QUOTE]
Hey Eleves,
I've purchased a few bags from them already. The prices are justifiable and affordable. I wish i could afford a Guidi Bag and boots every month but it just isnt happening for now haha. Service is on par with guidi and Carol christian poell. I think after purchase service is so important as there are more and more brands out there that don't really build that relationship with their customers.
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Originally posted by eleves View PostHe's right about Makr, it's definitely aesthetic driven. The quality is pretty good but the functionality just is not there. I haven't owned anything from Nanamica but I know someone who has, with this though it can be good depending on what purpose it's needed for and the type of bag you buy.
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Hey gents,
Edit: Seems that I'm referring to the Q10 model.
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Can anyone offer any insight into this particular piece?
Would it be appropriate to function as a 'day' bag for bringing a notebook, camera, water bottle, etc?
Looking for something smaller than will allow me to carry the bare essentials for a day out without being cumbersome.
Cheers!
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Originally posted by yay View Postthat one should be wayyy too small for a laptop. i just got the m10 and it's perfect for laptop+book/water/etc. - but not sure if you are looking for something smaller.
Really just a Camera, Moleskine and small water bottle for a day out.
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