Best backpacks for a techie

[ShadowCaptain]

I am currently using this, a Manfrotto Advanced, I have the smaller size to fit 13" laptops, my sony A7 with lens, a second lens, rode video mic and battery grip, as well as a hard drive, my 11.6" gaming laptop, a portable battery bank and still have the entire top section free for sandwiches, a coat or whatever else I need

[Vivilacqua1]

I wouldn't use it because it would probably make me use Synapse 2.0 and I'd have my ass kicked for wearing it because it looks ridiculous.

lol, (fun fact, I use it)

[EthanMcL]

Girls=£££

£££= 970 SLI

any more questions?

Sadly not, i did not chose the nerd life, the nerd life chose me

So Girls=970 SLI O_o

[Aldor]

I've used Swiss Gear alot and I think it would be a good option.  They're well designed from the 3 Swiss Gears that my father and I switch around between work, school, and the occasional LAN party  Another brand I used was a S.O.G backpack (idk if you can get it online but I got mine from the NEX on the navy base near my home) , lots of pockets, very durable, little heavy though at times but overall works well, I can fit my surface RT and gaming laptop in it just fine and still have room for a couple University textbooks and what not. 

[Kerplex]

My bag i use when i need a bag.

 

http://arcteryx.com/product.aspx?model=Blade-24-Backpack&language=EN

[VulsaviiK]

This is probably one of the rare occasions I find myself recommending a Thermaltake product. Fuck me, this is a strange turn of events

 

Tt eSports Battle dragon I think it's called. Mine when I use it, houses a 24" monitor with stand, a keyboard, mouse, mousepad, wi-fi antennas, 2 power cables, a dvi cable, a 3DS, a book, a headset, an external hdd and some snacks