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I was not 100% sure where to stick this (no, not there... jackhole!).  My swissgear bookbag has about had it after only one year of use. >:(

I need a good bag that can store at least four text books, folders, three notebooks, a laptop (at least 15") pens, pencils, dry erase markers, TI-84 Calc. charger and hdmi cable, and a few odds and ends. All without causing huge issues on getting just one or two things out. I work as a tutor at my college and so I have to carry my old textbooks (about two) and notebooks (sometimes 3) as references as well as textbooks for current classes (generally just two at a time but can be more). Does anyone have a recommendation on a good and big bookbag?

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I use a Samsonite Prowler:

https://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Prowler-Laptop-Backpack-Exclusive/dp/B076D799R9/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1518489721&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=samsonite+backpack&psc=1

 

I like it because it holds up to 17 inch, has a slot for additional tabet. I can carry my charger, 17 inch laptop, my books, GoPro, umbrella, pens, etc... As well as my thermos for coffee. It also has water resistant zippers to keep water out of your electronics. It rains on campus during the fall and spring and snows in the winter. I don't want to fry my stuff due to water. I really like it. I'm going on 2 years, and no issues with durability. The bottom is also coated to prevent water coming in when set on the floor.

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4 minutes ago, dual290x said:

I was not 100% sure where to stick this (no, not there... jackhole!).  My swissgear bookbag has about had it after only one year of use. >:(

I need a good bag that can store at least four text books, folders, three notebooks, a laptop (at least 15") pens, pencils, dry erase markers, TI-84 Calc. charger and hdmi cable, and a few odds and ends. All without causing huge issues on getting just one or two things out. I work as a tutor at my college and so I have to carry my old textbooks (about two) and notebooks (sometimes 3) as references as well as textbooks for current classes (generally just two at a time but can be more). Does anyone have a recommendation on a good and big bookbag?

Depends on what you like really, I personally have a liking to Thule's bags and laptop sleeves. 

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+1 for the Samsonite bag. I own a laptop shoulder bag from them that I have used for work for about 1 1/2 years now. Very high quality product.

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