[funsec] Way OT: Multiple laptop backpack?

[Aryeh Goretsky (home)]

Hello,

The Tom Bihn BrainBag with LapDog sleeves has been recommended on the
ThinkPad mailing list for toting two ThinkPads.

Here are some other manufacturers you might want to look at:

Belkin
BooqBags
Brenthaven*
Case Logic
Crumpler
Eagle Creek
Kensington
Lowepro
MobileEdge
Ogio
PacSafe
Pelican
Porter Case
Samsonite
Skooba Design
Slappa
Spire
Sumdex
Targus*
Timbuk2
Tom Bihn*
Trager*
Tumi*
Victorinox
Wenger
Zero Halliburton
*(denotes a brand I've used/been happy with)

You may end up needing to go with a bag from one vendor and interior sleeves
from another.

Regards,

Aryeh Goretsky


At 11:31 PM 4/23/2009, you wrote:
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>Okay, I admit that this is WAY OFF from the topic of "fun security", but
>I have spent most of the evening with our friend Google and have got
>nothing to show for my efforts, so I hope someone here knows the answer...
>
>I am consistently stuck carrying at least two laptops. Sometimes, such
>as when I am doing pen testing demos, I get stuck carrying more than two
>laptops. I am looking for a backpack or rollerboard that was designed to
>carry two or more 17" laptops (MBPs or ThinkPads). Can anyone recommend
>a good product?
>
>Sorry for the off-topic post, but I could not think of any other group
>that would stand any chance of having a similar problem to deal with, so
>I was hoping someone here had found an answer!
>
>Jon
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