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Everyone on my team through partner uses a backpack, I got a leather Tumi one, couldn’t live without it - your back will thank you in ten years
I have a fjall raven backpack, it’s light and distributes the weight. No way on earth would I go back to shoulder bag.
I use a Tumi Nylon backpack. It’s neat. It fits my stuff. My shoulders / back / neck don’t hurt. I already do enough damage sitting on the computer all day. Made a huge difference to my life when I switched to a backpack.
I use a backpack. If I'm on the go all the time, I need to prioritize utility over looks. There are some sleek professional backpacks out there too.
I use a sleek Tumi backpack and wouldn’t have it any other way. Gotta take care of them shoulders!
Those of you who have used a Tumi backpack - could you please share which model? In the market for a Tumi backpack myself and could use recommendations on which models look good and are roomy/durable.
Eh, I prefer totes. To me they just look better on women (to each their own ofc). I try and do one shoulder on the way to work and the other on the way home to get some even shouldering.
Everyone uses a backpack for business now.
Use a backpack! Your back will thank you!
Used a Tumi one for awhile. Just switched to a tote, but think that I am going to have to go back to backpack for my health
I have always been a purse person. About a month ago I gave in and bought a backpack. It’s beautiful, easy to manage, and my back is super happy. I’ve seen a transformation in just a month in how I feel!
I did a ton of research and ultimately landed on the Tumi Voyageur Calais bag. It’s big enough for all my crap but I don’t have to fill it all the way. I wasn’t sold on the side pockets at first, but I put my water bottle in one (now I can be eco friendly) and my sunglasses and headphones in the other and now I never forget either and have easy access to them! It looks super cute on me and I’m so happy with my purchase. I bought on Amazon bc it was on sale and easier than finding a store.
https://amzn.to/2Ls6558
It doesn’t fit in the zipper, but it stays anyways. I have a big water bottle tho
^wasnt big enough for me... but I do like to carry a lot of stuff
http://www.alttraveladventures.com/2018/06/24/why-i-ditched-my-laptop-purse-for-a-backpack/
^this article has a number of other bag options, but she also went with the Calais. Author is a coworker that did a ton of research and encouraged me to get my backpack!
Female in her 20s, I use a high Sierra backpack 🤓
Utility first
https://www.tumi.com/p/calais-backpack-0484707D
I'll just leave this here
"Have found it easier to travel with a backpack than purse every week going through the airport. Anyon..."
- Accenture user
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I would love to use backpack but the one provided by the company messes the back of my slacks when i have the backpack on. The back of my slacks (just above the butt area) pills because of the rubbing of the backpack with the slacks. Any suggestion what backpack brand to use that does not cause this?
Old person here. I personally do not like backpacks. I have always used a tote. No back problems