Macbook Carrying Case?

[Naeeldar]

I've been looking for a case for my new macbook for some trips I'm taking this summer.

I've found one I like but it seems from reviews that the rain protection may be a bit weak. Does anybody know of any cases similiar to this one:

http://store.apple.com/us/prod...Njg3MTE2&p=1&s=priceLH

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[dmw16]

what is your budget? Booq Bags are really slick and have excellent quality but they aren't cheap...

 

[Naeeldar]

Well I dont really have one but I don't plan on spending more then 100 bucks for something I may use 2-4 times a year. Hell when I think of it that way maybe I'll just go with the original one posted.

 

[Kaido]

I had the STM Alley you linked for my previous 13" MacBook. It was really nice, but it's really only good for holding the laptop - not the power cord. So if you just need it to function for a couple hours on battery juice, it's great, but if you want to carry the power cord with it, it adds quite a bit of bulk to the bag and makes the bag buldge out.

I'd recommend a good laptop backpack. I have an Ogio Metro and really love it - the laptop slides into a padded sleeve in the back, which makes it easy to pop out at airports, has a bunch of small pockets for a water bottle, mouse, remote control, etc., a largish bottom pouch for the power cord, and enough room for notebooks, pens, books, etc.

 

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: dmw16
what is your budget? Booq Bags are really slick and have excellent quality but they aren't cheap...

Great suggestion. I just took a look at those (Booq Bags) and they look great.

 

[AnthroAndStargate]

I love my Fabrix case. I searched for about a month, it took about a month to hand make. It is awesome though.