Which of these 2 bags?


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I can't decide, does anyone have either and can give me input?

http://www.radtech.us/Products/ShoulderBags/STMLoft.aspx

or

http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/CL55036

All it needs to do is hold my Macbook, the power supply, an issue or 2 of Wired, ipod and a pen or 2.

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Not sure about the colour, but the "STM Loft" looks like it has better structure/padding to me, so I'd go for that one.

Edit: This one looks quite interesting, shoulder bag and backpack. You never know when you might need to do some running/climbing Linky

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Are these vertical backpacks a big thing in the U.K.? I think they both look disgustingly ugly. If you want quality and versatility, plus something that looks like it took more than 2 seconds to design and some good taste, I'd look at these guys:

http://www.sfbags.com/

I personally like this one:

http://www.sfbags.com/products/cargo/cargo.htm

Hope this helped.

Are these vertical backpacks a big thing in the U.K.? I think they both look disgustingly ugly. If you want quality and versatility, plus something that looks like it took more than 2 seconds to design and some good taste, I'd look at these guys:

http://www.sfbags.com/

I personally like this one:

http://www.sfbags.com/products/cargo/cargo.htm

Hope this helped.

That looks an old lady's handbag.

Of those two, I like the second one better. It has a vintage look to it.

However, when I got my bag through Dell when I bought my first laptop, I got this bag (originally black and red, traded it with my boyfriend for a gray and blue). They come with a lifetime warranty, and when I discovered a slight flaw in the stitching of my original bag about a year after purchasing it, they traded it for a new one, no questions asked (I also noticed that the new one, and the one my boyfriend traded with me, were slightly different in the stitching so obviously they had fixed that flaw). I still use it now for my Macbook. It's wonderful, and I'd certainly recommend looking at this one, instead.

-Emily

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