I've been looking for a backpack that will comfortable carry two laptops for a while now. When I started my search I was surprised that there are very few backpacks markets this way, but I stumbled onto the Brain Bag and the Synapse 25. I'm tempted to give one or both a shot. Up to this point I've been carrying a couple of laptops in a backpack that will barely carry them, with each laptop in its own protective sleeve.
The Brain Bag in particular looks good to me due to its two separate main compartments. But obviously it looks like it's designed to work best in conjunction with Brain Cells and Caches -- in particular based on how the laptop ends up suspended within the bag. Since I've already got laptop sleeves I like I'm not looking to have to replace the sleeves along with whatever backpack I end up getting.
How well does the Brain Bag work with non-Tom-Bihn laptop sleeves? Is there any padding in the compartments to supplement the laptop sleeve's protection or do the laptops just end up bouncing around within the cavernous backpack compartments?
The Brain Bag in particular looks good to me due to its two separate main compartments. But obviously it looks like it's designed to work best in conjunction with Brain Cells and Caches -- in particular based on how the laptop ends up suspended within the bag. Since I've already got laptop sleeves I like I'm not looking to have to replace the sleeves along with whatever backpack I end up getting.
How well does the Brain Bag work with non-Tom-Bihn laptop sleeves? Is there any padding in the compartments to supplement the laptop sleeve's protection or do the laptops just end up bouncing around within the cavernous backpack compartments?
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