[geeks] Bicycling Laptop Packs?

[velociraptor]

Deuter and Osprey (both available at REI) have backpacks with a mesh
panel where it contacts the back.  These backpacks have a support
structure that arches to keep the pack bag away from your back.

Have a look at this: http://www.deuterusa.com/systems/

I thought about getting one myself for use as a daypack (I can't use
shoulder bags, as they do bad things to my spinal alignment), but the
last models I looked at a couple of years ago seemed awkward for a
laptop.  There may be something more appropriate now, though.

=Nadine=

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 8:07 PM, Rick Hamell <hamellr at gmail.com> wrote:
> That's much closer to what I was looking for. Thank you much!
>
>
> William Enestvedt wrote:
>>
>> Lands' End has a backpack called the Ergo with channels in the padding to
>> pipe
>> air onto your back while you're wearing it:
>>      http://www.landsend.com/pp/ErgoBackpack-74307_186759_-1.html
>>
>>    Sorry I didn't think of this sooner, as they offered free shipping
>> through, uh, last night. *hangs head* But, if there's still a Sears store
>> open
>> near you, you could call them and ask if they've got it. If they do, check
>> it
>> out; if not, stop in and ask for it and then they'll ship it for free, and
>> then you return it to the Sears store if you're not happy.
>>
>>   Just a thought.
>> - Will
>>
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