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5.11 tactical RUSH12. http://www.511tactical.com/rush-12-backpack.html http://www.511tactical.com/rush-12-backpack.html If you organize the inside using MOLLE-

5.11 tactical RUSH12. http://www.511tactical.com/rush-12-backpack.html http://www.511tactical.com/rush-12-backpack.html If you organize the inside using MOLLE-capable bags, then you can quickly and easily expand your storage by just attaching those bags to the outside. But it's "tacticool", so it's not for everybody. My Dell XPS 13 and a whole lot of other things fit into it easily. Plus there is a hard plate on the back that protects the computer from impact from that side of the bag and gives it support (it's removable).

petraeus 9y ago
I love this bag, I have the 1 day and the 72 hour versions
burntrelish1273 9y ago
Nice. I have a bugout bag that's currently a Trager (defunct) day pack that I used in high-school umpteen years ago: have hauled 8 huge textbooks for months on end (we didn't have lockers because of pipebombs in the 1970's), car battery and other things that destroyed every other backpack. Plus, I seem to be accumulating a number of MOLLE things from trauma kit to Leatherman to pepper spray. Currently, my laptop messenger bag is from another defunct company, Hlaska, which is currently overloaded with a MBP 13 and minimal power/EDC stuff. I should probably upgrade to a MOLLE bag so I can carry my backup HDD without using a reusable shopping bag AND messenger bag.
imagetic 9y ago
I'll second this one.
LyndsySimon 9y ago
+1 on the MOLLE pouches. I have use a MOLLE-compatible laptop bag[1], and it's awesome to be able to snap on an external pouch for a camera or something. Like you mentioned, it's "tacticool", so it's probably not suitable for everyone. It fits with my personality, and I've only been subject to additional searches a couple of times because of it... 1: https://countycomm.com/collections/bags/products/mid-range-bag-by-maratac https://countycomm.com/collections/bags/products/mid-range-b...
dogma1138 9y ago
Second this or well third I have the 12/24/72 versions of this backpack (doubletap color scheme which is dark grey) and they are by far the best backpacks I've owned. They are very convenient tons of storage space, everything is easily accessible, best back support I've seen outside of really high end trekking packs and they are durable as fuck. I've had some expensive backpacks from the likes of samsonite, they look good but they tend to age very poorly (I might be abusing them too much) and they aren't nearly as comfortable to use at the 5.11 ones.

petraeus 9y ago

I love this bag, I have the 1 day and the 72 hour versions

burntrelish1273 9y ago

Nice. I have a bugout bag that's currently a Trager (defunct) day pack that I used in high-school umpteen years ago: have hauled 8 huge textbooks for months on end (we didn't have lockers because of pipebombs in the 1970's), car battery and other things that destroyed every other backpack. Plus, I seem to be accumulating a number of MOLLE things from trauma kit to Leatherman to pepper spray. Currently, my laptop messenger bag is from another defunct company, Hlaska, which is currently overloaded with a MBP 13 and minimal power/EDC stuff. I should probably upgrade to a MOLLE bag so I can carry my backup HDD without using a reusable shopping bag AND messenger bag.

imagetic 9y ago

I'll second this one.

LyndsySimon 9y ago

+1 on the MOLLE pouches. I have use a MOLLE-compatible laptop bag[1], and it's awesome to be able to snap on an external pouch for a camera or something. Like you mentioned, it's "tacticool", so it's probably not suitable for everyone. It fits with my personality, and I've only been subject to additional searches a couple of times because of it... 1: https://countycomm.com/collections/bags/products/mid-range-bag-by-maratac https://countycomm.com/collections/bags/products/mid-range-b...

dogma1138 9y ago

Second this or well third I have the 12/24/72 versions of this backpack (doubletap color scheme which is dark grey) and they are by far the best backpacks I've owned. They are very convenient tons of storage space, everything is easily accessible, best back support I've seen outside of really high end trekking packs and they are durable as fuck. I've had some expensive backpacks from the likes of samsonite, they look good but they tend to age very poorly (I might be abusing them too much) and they aren't nearly as comfortable to use at the 5.11 ones.