Laptop Backpack Buying Tip
Comfort
Comfort is by far the most important factor in choosing a backpack. If it hurts your back, you’re at best not going to use it often. At worst – you could injure yourself.
The build of a backpack contributes to user comfort, especially the shape of the backside, shoulder straps and padding.
Backpacks with a comfortable back panel, padded shoulder straps and an optional hip belt distribute the weight of the pack across the body.
Adjustable and padded shoulder straps ensure the backpack sits comfortably, reducing the strain on your back.
Contoured and padded backs follow the natural shape of your lower back adding to the comfort of carrying the bag. The shape allows for a natural arch to ensure no back pain.
Padded hip belts remove weight from the back and shoulders and places a larger portion of the burden on the leg muscles – allowing you to carry heavier loads for longer.
Your backpack needs to be somewhat waterproof and requires padding to protect electronic or delicate equipment.
Water resistant material – You may not need a 100% waterproof backpack – but a bag made from semi-waterproof materials is going to protect the contents in an emergency situation. Bags made from nylon and polyester are better options for outdoor adventures and backpacking trips.
Padding – A padded compartment for laptops and tablets are common in backpacks. Ensure they are securely fastened to avoid your electronic equipment from jostling around in your bag.
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