Which backpack should I buy?

• Shanghai wrote on 2010-06-14 08:11

  Quote from bradstrt;62128:

  My Jansport lasted me 4 years .__. and I never needed to fill it up all the way.

  
  
  I don't know, maybe I just carry tons of stuff in my bag? I need them pockets, and Jansport bags usually only have like 2 pockets whereas Swiss Army Bags have 4 or 5.
• Chillax wrote on 2010-06-14 11:40
  Jansport backpacks are too small. I just replaced mine each year with cheap Chinese ones that had a lot of pockets.
• Hiccup wrote on 2010-06-14 17:45

  Quote from Shanghai;63623:

  I don't know, maybe I just carry tons of stuff in my bag? I need them pockets, and Jansport bags usually only have like 2 pockets whereas Swiss Army Bags have 4 or 5.

  
  
  5 pockets hurr
• Chockeh wrote on 2010-06-14 19:46
  Black n Simple Jansport backpacks are gangster.
  Not convenient for school though.
  Puma bags are uber sexy too.
  
  EDIT:
  
  Sexy Backpack
  

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• Forsaken wrote on 2010-06-14 22:45

  Quote from Chillax;63754:

  Jansport backpacks are too small. I just replaced mine each year with cheap Chinese ones that had a lot of pockets.

  
  
  Jansport has their simple backpacks, and than they have their outdoor backpacks (3 dividable areas, and than 2-3 front pockets, and generally side pockets). These ones are made to carry about 50Lbs or so, and generally last 4-5 years, because they're made for backpacking or major hiking.
  
  They're also usually waterproof on the inside, as well as reinforced so as to be less likely to break from textbooks digging into the material.
• Chillax wrote on 2010-06-15 08:11

  Quote from Forsaken;64241:

  Jansport has their simple backpacks, and than they have their outdoor backpacks (3 dividable areas, and than 2-3 front pockets, and generally side pockets). These ones are made to carry about 50Lbs or so, and generally last 4-5 years, because they're made for backpacking or major hiking.
  
  They're also usually waterproof on the inside, as well as reinforced so as to be less likely to break from textbooks digging into the material.

  
  
  Funny that I'd have to buy a hiking backpack for everyday school use. I do give Jansport credit for making sturdy backpacks.