Anonymous wrote:I like the look of Lo and Sons OG2.Can anyone comment on the weight ( some reviewers find it a bit heavy ) and durability, for a nylon bag?

I don’t know if they’ve fixed this but I had one several years ago and the straps were what wore out first.

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Anonymous wrote:Lo and Sons O.G. 2

Was recommended to me by a consultant friend who travels 50%.

+1. This is what all the consultants use (or a Tumi backpack) and I did too. I left consulting but still use this bag.

Why ? It’s a basic nylon bag in an almost bowling bag shape. I have never actually seen anyone carrying this

I love my Cuyana Systems Tote.

I like the look of Lo and Sons OG2.Can anyone comment on the weight ( some reviewers find it a bit heavy ) and durability, for a nylon bag?

Maverick & CO’s Nexus One Day Tote. And others by Maverick

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Anonymous wrote:Lo and Sons O.G. 2

Was recommended to me by a consultant friend who travels 50%.

+1 I’m a consultant with frequent travel and when I’m not using my Tumi backpack, this is the tote I use.

I like the Tumi backpack, but tend to prefer the Tumi tote now because it is easier to extract things without a whole unpacking process.

Lo and Sons and they have really good sales every now and then. I got mine at 35% off.

Anonymous wrote:Lo and Sons O.G. 2

Was recommended to me by a consultant friend who travels 50%.

+1 I’m a consultant with frequent travel and when I’m not using my Tumi backpack, this is the tote I use.

I have a similar nylon bag from Baggalini and it’s not fashionable but it’s so practical, I keep using it. The luggage sleeve part has a zipper on the bottom so it becomes yet another pocket. In fact there might be too many pockets, I sometimes can’t find things quickly because I forget which one they’re in.

Thanks all, the adidas one looks practical but the Lo and Sons will work better in a work meeting. Will check it out!

I too have lo and sons. Mine is 3 years old and still looks good. If you don’t need it to convert to backpack (I bike sometimes) Cuyana zip tote is also nice

Anonymous wrote:Lo and Sons O.G. 2

Was recommended to me by a consultant friend who travels 50%.

+1. This is what all the consultants use (or a Tumi backpack) and I did too. I left consulting but still use this bag.

Lo and Sons O.G. 2

Was recommended to me by a consultant friend who travels 50%.

Honestly I looked a long time for a tote and settled on a padded bag from adidas for $25.00 saving me thousands. It might be a baby bag. It might be men’s It fits my laptop and has space for shoes, phone and a bunch of inside purse junk. I think it’s $35 at this link.

https://www.adidas.com/us/all-me-2-tote/GC3114.html

For laptop, lunch, or as a personal item when flying. Is there a tote bag that you bring to the office that you love?
I have a Briggs and Riley laptop backpack right now. Interested in a business tote that is a little roomier for a pair of shoes, laptop, water bottle, sweater.