Which duffel bag should I get?
I occasionally travel by air for work, and it would be very nice to have a smaller duffel that can fit beneath the seat and double as a daily briefcase. My EDC from Frank Clegg is too small for that.
I am between these three:
1. From Frank Clegg
This has the best handicraft of the three, but it may be the least practical as it cannot hold a laptop well and doesn't have a strap for suitcase handles. The leather of it is beautiful, and it is aesthetically my favourite.
2. Waterfield Designs
This comes with a pocket that I can attach to suitcase handles. It is made of canvas rather than leather. I'm not fond of the aesthetics of this as much, but it seems practical and is the cheapest of the three.
3. Carl Friedrik
https://www.carlfriedrik.com/products/palissy-25-hour-large-leather-briefcase?colour=black
The handicraft of this is probably the lowest of the three. I like the design, as it effectively looks like a larger briefcase. I still leans towards the traditional weekender design of Clegg, though.
Thoughts?
I am between these three:
1. From Frank Clegg
This has the best handicraft of the three, but it may be the least practical as it cannot hold a laptop well and doesn't have a strap for suitcase handles. The leather of it is beautiful, and it is aesthetically my favourite.
2. Waterfield Designs
This comes with a pocket that I can attach to suitcase handles. It is made of canvas rather than leather. I'm not fond of the aesthetics of this as much, but it seems practical and is the cheapest of the three.
3. Carl Friedrik
https://www.carlfriedrik.com/products/palissy-25-hour-large-leather-briefcase?colour=black
The handicraft of this is probably the lowest of the three. I like the design, as it effectively looks like a larger briefcase. I still leans towards the traditional weekender design of Clegg, though.
Thoughts?
A day-to-day bag suitable between the home, office, and the odd overnight excursion. Function and finesse, all in one.
