This article, printed in the Lansing State Journal, talks about making the switch from briefcase to backpack for business or day to day travels. Writer Jason Sheeler makes a good point- it’ll leave you hands free for texting, emailing and holding a morning dose of ‘joe. No matter how annoying the tech-ing on the go may seem, the truth is a commute to work or even a ride on the elevator is precious time. Nowadays, you can work from anywhere and having your hands free is key.
So, in keeping with this idea, we present a few backpack options for men (and ladies too!). And with back to school season kicking off this month, even if you’re not heading back into the classroom, you’ll still find plenty of deals on all of our backpacks!
The Big Ben Laptop Back with Fast Pass from Victorinox gives you all the features of a briefcase, as well TSA friendly design. The laptop compartment’s book-style opening allows you to simply unzip and leave your notebook attached to the bag during TSA screening.
The Big Ben Laptop Back with Fast Pass $279
The David King Leather Jumbo Backpack boasts a classic look, soft leather and total function at a great price. Available in three colors, it’s the kind of bag that gets better looking with age….and who doesn’t love that notion?
David King Leather Jumbo Backpack $114.95
The dash of color on the outside and pop-out-at-you lining sets the Briggs & Riley Glide Backpack apart from other basic black business backpacks. With tons of organization, including a compartment that will hold a 15 inch laptop, this pack offers style and the excellent performance Briggs & Riley is known for.
Briggs & Riley Verb Collection ‘Glide’ Backpack $177
The Tumi T-Tech Adventure Covertible Computer Messenger Backpack has two easy carrying options. Wear it on the back or across the body for hands-free traveling with briefcase function. A younger, more stylized offering from Tumi, it will hold a laptop, but will also serve as a day bag for your well-deserved free time.
Tumi T-Tech Adventure Convertible Computer Messenger Backpack $225
by Brooke Dowd Sacco Assistant Buyer & Blogger · July 31st, 2009 
2 responses so far ↓
why the backpack for business more expensive than other backpack?
is there any thing can be done to reduce the price?
Hey Thomas,
Typically on a “Business” style backpack you will find high construction quality, such as zippers and materials used in the bags construction. Also typical backpacks don’t carry a ‘Professional’ look, as where a Business Backpack typically does.
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