Rolling Laptop Backpack for Your Laptop Carrying Needs
July 11, 2009 by Luggage and Travel Bag Tips
Filed under Laptop Bags, Duffel Bags & Backpacks
Laptop Backpacks are a great way to carry a laptop, because they spread the weight out between two shoulders, and because they offer additional security against being snatched off of your shoulder and whisked away by would be thieves.
Even laptop backpacks can be difficult to carry for long periods of time. Though they may spread the weight between two shoulders instead of one, it can still be uncomfortable to have a laptop backpack on your shoulders for several hours during long commutes or while traveling across a large campus.
While standard backpacks may be fine for more casual use, people who carry their computer with them almost everywhere they go may find it very uncomfortable to keep the weight on their shoulders for very long.
This is where rolling backpacks make a great choice. Although they are a bit more expensive than standard backpacks, they offer additional convenience for people who carry their laptop a lot.
Since these backpacks are designed to be used for many purposes, they are often more rugged and durable than standard laptop backpacks. Many people use these rolling backpacks for camping and hiking or as their carry on bags when they fly.
These bags need to be particularly durable to survive being jostled around with other luggage in an overhead compartment or dragged through underbrush while hiking, so they are designed to stand up to this type of use.
Some of the larger rolling backpacks have an especially useful feature. They have detachable day packs that can be used to carry things like a wallet, water bottle, keys, cosmetics, and other items. This could be carried separately when needed, and attached to the main pack only when traveling.
There is one main drawback to using a rolling backpack over a standard laptop backpack notebook. They do actually weight a bit more than standard backpacks because of the added weight of the handle, wheels, and frame. This can be cumbersome if you are traveling in a lot of areas where you cannot roll the backpack, but in urban areas this would not likely be a big problem.
When shopping for a rolling notebook backpack, you will want to look for one that is durable, but also padded. In addition to making it easier to carry, the main function of a laptop bag of any kind is to protect your computer. If your bag is not padded well, its not going to be much protection to your laptop.
You also need to be sure you get a notebook backpack with the best combination of strength and weight. You will probably want something relatively lightweight, especially if you plan to travel in areas where you cannot roll your bag most of the time.
But you do not want to sacrifice a lot of durability to cut down on the weight. Ideally you will find something with a very sturdy handle. Plastic is lighter, but may break easier than metal. You will have to decide whether the strength of metal is worth the added weight.
Other styles of laptop backpack notebook cases can also be found in rolling models, but backpacks are more likely to be allowed as carry on luggage and are also easier to take with you when the terrain is not conducive to rolling.
Thanks to David Webb for contributing this article to our Luggage blog:
Even laptop backpacks can be difficult to carry for long periods of time. Though they may spread the weight between two shoulders instead of one, it can still be uncomfortable to have a laptop backpack on your shoulders for several hours during long commutes or while traveling across a large campus.
While standard backpacks may be fine for more casual use, people who carry their computer with them almost everywhere they go may find it very uncomfortable to keep the weight on their shoulders for very long.
This is where rolling backpacks make a great choice. Although they are a bit more expensive than standard backpacks, they offer additional convenience for people who carry their laptop a lot.
Since these backpacks are designed to be used for many purposes, they are often more rugged and durable than standard laptop backpacks. Many people use these rolling backpacks for camping and hiking or as their carry on bags when they fly.
These bags need to be particularly durable to survive being jostled around with other luggage in an overhead compartment or dragged through underbrush while hiking, so they are designed to stand up to this type of use.
Some of the larger rolling backpacks have an especially useful feature. They have detachable day packs that can be used to carry things like a wallet, water bottle, keys, cosmetics, and other items. This could be carried separately when needed, and attached to the main pack only when traveling.
There is one main drawback to using a rolling backpack over a standard laptop backpack notebook. They do actually weight a bit more than standard backpacks because of the added weight of the handle, wheels, and frame. This can be cumbersome if you are traveling in a lot of areas where you cannot roll the backpack, but in urban areas this would not likely be a big problem.
When shopping for a rolling notebook backpack, you will want to look for one that is durable, but also padded. In addition to making it easier to carry, the main function of a laptop bag of any kind is to protect your computer. If your bag is not padded well, its not going to be much protection to your laptop.
You also need to be sure you get a notebook backpack with the best combination of strength and weight. You will probably want something relatively lightweight, especially if you plan to travel in areas where you cannot roll your bag most of the time.
But you do not want to sacrifice a lot of durability to cut down on the weight. Ideally you will find something with a very sturdy handle. Plastic is lighter, but may break easier than metal. You will have to decide whether the strength of metal is worth the added weight.
Other styles of laptop backpack notebook cases can also be found in rolling models, but backpacks are more likely to be allowed as carry on luggage and are also easier to take with you when the terrain is not conducive to rolling.
Thanks to David Webb for contributing this article to our Luggage blog:
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The Laptop Bag Types
July 3, 2009 by Luggage and Travel Bag Tips
Filed under Laptop Bags, Duffel Bags & Backpacks
The type of laptop bag to select for your notebook depends on your profession, character and needs. You know best how you need to perform your job and the size of your notebook. You need to select the type of laptop bag carrier that will fit your notebook very comfortably. You need to make sure that the larger notebook is not crowded but has plenty of space. Remember the notebook is a very expensive piece of equipment for your business and that it also carries the information you need to stay in business. Even though the laptop itself is the most important part of the business remember the laptop bag is the security for that piece of equipment.
The reason you select your laptop bag carrier is to keep the laptop safe and secure. You also want to make it readily available whenever you need to use your laptop so the laptop bag carrier should be a convenient style. There are a variety of styles that you may select from such as:
? The rolling laptop bag carrier is much easier to keep your notebook and other pieces of equipment.
? The backpack laptop bag carrier helps you to be hands free for other jobs.
? The traditional brief case style is easy to access your laptop and provides you with a secure way of protecting the notebook.
Whatever type of laptop bag carrier you select you will find that if your notebook and all your equipment fits snugly that it will make your work go much easier.
With so many types of bags out there, I’m going to now show you the advantages of each bag and from there, you can determine if it’s something that you would like for your laptop. Remember, a bag for your computer is necessary if you’re looking to protect you computer from damage or theft.
When looking a rolling bag, you’re going to find that it’s a lot easier to carry around. You’re going to be able to wheel it through the hallways and this will prevent you from putting a lot of weight on your back and shoulders. I would recommend this for those that don’t like to carry a lot of weight on their backs.
The carrier bag is for those that like backpacks. In my opinion, I always find it easier to throw something over my bag on shoulder straps and walk away. I find it easier to maneuver through the hallways and I don’t have to worry about hitting anyone. Not only that, it’s easier to for me to handle but this can vary for many other people.
As for the last one, the briefcase is an old way of carrying things but if you don’t want to wheel or carry on your back, you may just want to hold it. There are bags that can do both so make sure you look out for these if you’re interested in both styles. I would recommend this type for those that don’t want to wheel it around or carry it on your back.
Now that you know all of the styles, go out there and do your homework and find the best one for you.
Thanks to Tom Tessin for contributing this article to our Luggage blog:
The reason you select your laptop bag carrier is to keep the laptop safe and secure. You also want to make it readily available whenever you need to use your laptop so the laptop bag carrier should be a convenient style. There are a variety of styles that you may select from such as:
? The rolling laptop bag carrier is much easier to keep your notebook and other pieces of equipment.
? The backpack laptop bag carrier helps you to be hands free for other jobs.
? The traditional brief case style is easy to access your laptop and provides you with a secure way of protecting the notebook.
Whatever type of laptop bag carrier you select you will find that if your notebook and all your equipment fits snugly that it will make your work go much easier.
With so many types of bags out there, I’m going to now show you the advantages of each bag and from there, you can determine if it’s something that you would like for your laptop. Remember, a bag for your computer is necessary if you’re looking to protect you computer from damage or theft.
When looking a rolling bag, you’re going to find that it’s a lot easier to carry around. You’re going to be able to wheel it through the hallways and this will prevent you from putting a lot of weight on your back and shoulders. I would recommend this for those that don’t like to carry a lot of weight on their backs.
The carrier bag is for those that like backpacks. In my opinion, I always find it easier to throw something over my bag on shoulder straps and walk away. I find it easier to maneuver through the hallways and I don’t have to worry about hitting anyone. Not only that, it’s easier to for me to handle but this can vary for many other people.
As for the last one, the briefcase is an old way of carrying things but if you don’t want to wheel or carry on your back, you may just want to hold it. There are bags that can do both so make sure you look out for these if you’re interested in both styles. I would recommend this type for those that don’t want to wheel it around or carry it on your back.
Now that you know all of the styles, go out there and do your homework and find the best one for you.
Thanks to Tom Tessin for contributing this article to our Luggage blog:
Find out what I think are the best laptop computer bags on the market all at FINDcollegecards, where you can find even more of my work.




