Very useful!!

Great variety of bags are available at Bagsbuy store…

The guy stuff bag looks really sweet, but I’m curious as to how much it weighs. In my experiencing bags with leather tend to be heavier than most…

http://www.flickr.com/photos/shufflecat/2290301479/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/shufflecat/2290301295/

I sometimes use this Wise Walker bag, which fits the Q1 perfectly as well as power supply, battery, portable hard drive and an iPod or whatever.

I always modify most bags I get by cutting off superfluous attachments and straps that I know I won’t need. It’s surprising how much weight you can lose from the bag.

Love gadget bag posts, thanks!

I really like Tom Bihn’s line of bags.
The Ristretto is in the works for the Macbook Air and UMPC’s:
http://www.tombihn.com/page/001/PROD/200/TB0223

Also a small padded cafe bag for the EEE: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cwhit/sets/72157594322048177/

Thanks for this thread, always good to find out what other bag junkies are using.

thax

“Guy Stuff Cabin Bag”
http://www.territoryahead.com/jump.jsp?itemID=3285&itemType=PRODUCT&path=1%2C2%2C4%2C192&iProductID=3285&sortBy=Sort%20by&page=1&onePage=

I picked this up yesterday at my local Territory Ahead story at the mall and its perfect for my equipment:

- Dell XPS M1330 laptop
- Nikon D40 DSLR with Nikon 18-200mm VR lens
- Apple Composite Video cable for iPhone with charger (so I can watch movies from my iPhone on any TV while travelling). This cable also doubles as a charging & syncing cable for my iPhone.

There are also many compartments for memory cards, pens, cell phones, etc. Other great aspects for travel:
- a boarding pass pocket on the front
- a magazine pocket on the back
- two elastic water bottle pouches

The bag is not very well padded, so I keep the laptop sleeve that came with the XPS in the bag and am planning on picking up a Lowepro camera case (Cirrus TLZ 15 or 25) to keep the camera padded in the bag.

Despite holding all these things, the bag is very small.

I have finally got my HP 2710P winging its way to me so have ordered one of these:

http://www.guyontechnology.co.uk/2008/02/19/protecting-my-investment-introducing-the-tech-air-5702/

Its a little larger than needed for the 2710P but I carry alot of software, a small toolkit and my paper work which I need. Its got a air filled section to protect the laptop or device and its comes with a itrak subscription which aids the return of your bag and contents if lost.

for bobm

The shoulder pad is in the correct position on my bag.

I forgot that I can also fit my LG GSA-E50L DVD writer in the bag. Sweet.

Travis:

That is the exact same bag my wife is using for her Vaio. It’s a nice bag but the shoulder strap is wierd in that the pad is on the wrong side (if you want to use it as a shoulder bag).

My current favorite is this:

http://www.ebags.com/fossil/outback_computer_backpack/product_detail/index.cfm?modelid=103530

The Fossil Computer bag. It’s surprising that it’s a nice bag and I can carry both my macbook and eeePc.

I’m a bag-junky and try a couple bags a year looking for the perfect bag. For example I’m taking the Fossil to Europe next month since it doesn’t standout too much. However it’s missing stuff like a waterbottle pocket and some other nits.

This is a great thread and it would be nice to have a periodic what’s your bag and what do you carry…

Thanks

That could be a nice bag for my eee pc.