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Posted: Pictures of the Brenthaven 17 Backpack
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Thanks! Great help.
Sleeve is vertical, too :-)
Are you happy with it? I'm still deciding between Brenthaven 17 Backpack and Tucano Second Skin 17" sleeve.
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Ehm, another question:
Is there just the "main department" and the "top department" or is there yet another one for books, notepads (etc.)? Or can I only transport the PB with this backpack?
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Originally posted by tritonus:
Thanks! Great help.
Sleeve is vertical, too :-)
Are you happy with it? I'm still deciding between Brenthaven 17 Backpack and Tucano Second Skin 17" sleeve.
I'm very happy with it. I did look at a few other sleeves/bags. I wanted a backpack (and not a shoulder bag, etc.). This was the best in my opinion.
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Originally posted by tritonus:
Ehm, another question:
Is there just the "main department" and the "top department" or is there yet another one for books, notepads (etc.)? Or can I only transport the PB with this backpack?
There *is* space for a couple of reasonably thick books. You should be able to carry the PB17 + its standard accessories + a couple of books + some random stuff. Not too bad.
Remember that the bag in itself is about 4 lbs though.
-A
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Originally posted by iohead:
There *is* space for a couple of reasonably thick books. You should be able to carry the PB17 + its standard accessories + a couple of books + some random stuff. Not too bad.
Thanks iohead.
I e-mailed Brenthaven and asked if they'd sell the sleeve as a spare part. Let's see what they're saying.
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I can't tell from the photos - does the sleeve have a handle?
And how about the pack itself?
Thanks.
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Originally posted by bob_hearn:
I can't tell from the photos - does the sleeve have a handle?
And how about the pack itself?
Thanks.
Yes, both have handles. Very sturdy ones too.
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Thanks iohead, appreciate the photos, looks great
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I have this bag and it's great! I love it, worth every penny.
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Finally! Thanks for the pictures, iohead. It looks great!
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io: Can you give some indication as to how much space you have to fit extra stuff? I don't have books, but I do have rubbermade tupperware containers for lunches and stuff that I bring back and forth to work, aswell as a sports drink shaker which is ~4" in diameter.
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