Subterra

Thule is often overseen despite having a fair price and tough materials (800D Nylon on my Subterra 2). You should check their website if there's something for you https://www.thule.com/en-us/laptop-bags-sleeves#filter=capacity-1167089

Had the previous-gen Subterra 21, sold it because the functional capacity felt way less than advertised. Replaced it with a Gregory Rhune 22 and use this as my daily office bag and have travelled with it. Might suit your needs: Easily stows under airplane seat as your personal item. Separate admin c

If you don't want to pay a fortune for such a simple task - Osprey Transporter Large Toiletry (you can find on sale prices) - Thule Subterra or Aion Toiletry - Cotopaxi Viaje Toiletry

I second the CPL24. I just caught one off ebay in pretty much new condition for $150.00. I wasn't sure if I was going to pick up a 24L bag to replace the one Oakley Icon (31L) I carried for over 20 years, but at that price, I grabbed it. Truly a neutral style and crossover-friendly. (work meetings,

Amen to this! I picked up a used Thule Subterra 34l about three years ago. Used it for two years as my daily and travel bag. It was very comfortable, compressed when not full, had a hidden bottle pocket, and two-way access. It was dope! I sold it this year to fund another purchase and it still looke

Mine is a thule subterra 40l i believe. Or 32l. Great backpack. You can put the monitor in the laptop compartment and the pc in the main part

i do the gym-to-office shuffle too and the thule subterra 2 is worth a look - the separate clean/dirty compartment is perfect for gym stuff. aer gym duffel 3 has that clamshell opening that makes packing quick, plus a separate shoe compartment you could use for gym clothes. both fit a 16in macbook a

Looks great! Thule is underrated. I had a Subterra for a while. It was very comfortable, had a roll top and side access and looked like new after years of use.

Thule has some great options in there!The Subterra lineup is also nice for a more "profressional look", but all the products I used from them were always great.I use a Subterra Hybrid for EDC/1-2 day travel (not the comfiest backpack, but it still works).I have a travel Bag/Backpack from the Crossov

It's probably from the Thule Subterra collection, but might be one of the older models, 34 or 40L.I have a 40L version that can convert between duffel and a backpack. It's also my go-to for carry-on.