Would this work well for really large medical textbooks?
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My is INP-103-O. It works quite well with the 2530 page hard cover Study Bible.
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You would have to measure the textbook when it's open. I put binders on it. Also, the thickness of the textbook might be an issue. The clips that hold the book open is very strong.
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Depends on the thickness of the book. It can just about manage my 400 page language instruction book, but those fat 1000 books will probably be too large and too heavy for this.
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I have the med size and it works well for 800 pg programming textbooks. If I were to buy a 2nd for that purpose, I would get the large
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Absolutely yes. You will need something much sturdier to support your textbooks.
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I'm and IT guy, not a student but I think it would be great for books as long as you don't carry too many. I routinely carry my MB Air, notebook and a few files back and forth to the office, and business trips. I often have a book or tablet too. Perfect for that. If you carry 3-5 large textbooks all the time, you may be happier with a backpack. I have a Swiss backpack that I take on longer trips when I have to carry more gear.I love this bag for day to day use. It's fantastic.
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It's big enough enough for 3 medium sized textbook, along with a mini computer, an one inch binder and 2 notebooks all together. It may look small, but it sure can fit!
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I don't think it would hold up well with big, heavy music books. You can always put something more substantial (like very thin plywood) on it, which makes it sturdier and could make it longer to accommodate 4 pages across.
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Yes, I think it would hold a few large text books or several smaller ones. It is a large bag with a good amount of space inside.
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I think I would get the smaller stand for regular paperback novel-type books, but I'm sure it would. I use it for my law school casebooks which are 7x10x2 and it holds them very nicely.
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It is large enough for "major" (30+ lbs) of books but I suspect that it would wear out over a year of constantly carrying such a load. A smaller pack would be better,
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Yes. Depending on the size of the textbooks, you should be able to fit a couple of books in there, too. I have the aqua blue bag, and I love it. I cannot use it without people stopping to admire it and asking where they can get one.
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Probably. The book would likely be too flimsy to stand on its own, so you'd have to use the arms on the bottom that flip up and press the pages down, but it would probably work fine. (I use them now for my texts and really like the bottom arms.)
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I believe it would work. There are 3 compartments that are pretty sturdy; its very attractive too, I get alot of complimants on mine. I keep my keymap & other books in one; a small air compressor in another and assorted items in the third.
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Yes, but you need to be very careful when you work with it. I used it for all my books.
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I use it only for DVD's but it is pretty sturdy and would probably be fine for smaller books.
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Paperbacks will definitely fit, but I wouldn't put much weight on it. DVDs are okay, but it is fairly flimsy.
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Yes! I've used it just for documents too. I also frequently use it with papers and a book at the same time. If I have my textbook on there, but I'm also referencing some hand written notes or a handout, the prongs keep the papers upright even if they don't rest on the same shelf as the textbook. This book stand is amazing.
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I'm in nursing school so my text books are massive I'd say 2 massive medical text books plus folders and miscellaneous stuff. I'd say it can def hold 50lbs.
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Yes pretty easily depending on how many and how thick your books are. Now I will say if your books are of average size, you shouldn't have a problem at all.