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For the last 7 years I've used a black backpack to carry my incontinence supplies, laptop, lunch and a change of clothes to work. However with my new job I now need to carry more things and my current solution isn't big enough. This means my laptop is now in a separate bag and I hate carrying two bags into work. Does anyone have suggestions for bigger bags that they use to manage their supplies. I'm 25M and work in a professional setting as a nurse so I would prefer something plain and masculine

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I don't have a change of clothes in mine, but I carry a Fisher-Price (and before that a FILA) diaper bag knapsack.   It doesn't scream diaperbag, but it is (if you look carefully on the zippers, the tabs have pictures of bottles, pacifiers, etc.. that they think you'd want to put in there).   It holds my 15" MacBook just fine along with a few diapers, a package of wipes and an underpad, along with miscellaneous other junk.

I used the FILA one to carry  my toiletries to the showers.   It looks like a normal backpack.

What I use for a camera bag is a larger backpack.   Mine is an XD Design Bobby XL.    It has a bunch of compartments on one side (that easily holds my Macbook and some pens and stuff) and then a larger interior zipper area where I put the camera stuff.   There's an outside pocket that has a retractable key chain and another pocket on the back (where I stuff my watch and stuff when I'm going through airport metal detectors).   

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I carry a MEC backpack that's pretty roomy - I can fit my laptop in there, and still use it as an overnight bag in a pinch, but usually, it's my diaper bag. These days, I carry a couple of ABDL diapers, plus a couple of slimmer, cloth-backed diapers, diaper cream, and a spare diaper shirt, and some emergency backup pants or shorts. 

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I use a duffel bag when I'm traveling and I can fit my laptop, chargers, books, changing supplies and everything in it maybe you could try that!

The downside is that everything's in the same big pocket when you need something but I usually put the diaper stuff on the bottom then cover it with a blanket or sweatshirt and that does a pretty good job of keeping everything hidden.

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I'm late but this is my errand bag. My work/going out for the night bag is a jansport that has enough diapers for a day and a half in case I'm stranded somewhere. With your situation I feel like you might benefit from using a wheeled carry-on style bag. They're deep enough to fit plenty of diapers, supplies and whatever else you might need with you Amazon.com | Hanke 16 Inch Underseat Carry On Luggage with Wheels Small  Suitcase Softside Luggage Bags for Travel Lightweight Suitcases with Wheels  Travel Luggage Personal Item for Men and Women.(Coffee) | Luggage

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I need to get me a bag, I just don't feel the need to since I don't travel. The only bag I have is a backpack I use for my things. Like chargers and stuff.

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On 4/3/2025 at 3:41 PM, ValentinesStuff said:

Without knowing how much space you need it's difficult, but this is pretty roomy.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJHVBVSF?ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details&th=1

That is a nice looking bag

 

On 4/3/2025 at 3:41 PM, ValentinesStuff said:

Without knowing how much space you need it's difficult, but this is pretty roomy.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJHVBVSF?ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details&th=1

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I use a backpack like many.
 

What I want to add to the discussion is what I use to carry my diapers while at work, in meetings or when going out: a simple zippered tool or accessory bag. It holds two diapers, a tube of lotion, and a pouch of wipes. I am comfortable with this bag, simply carry it with me when it’s time to change into a fresh diaper.

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I have a genuine diaperbag I bought at wallmart that looks just like a backpack unless you looked at it closely

 

BJ

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