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#70564 - 08/05/06 02:19 AM Re: carrying options for urban/office loadouts
ironraven Offline
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Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 09/08/05
Posts: 4642
Loc: Vermont
I might get boo-ed for this, but oh well.

I just spotted this pack a few weeks ago while just aimlessly cruising. Pricy, but I've owned the nylon version for over decade, and it doesn't seem like it wants to die yet. Leather is always classy, unless you are going into, say, the PETA offices. <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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#70565 - 08/05/06 03:17 AM Re: carrying options for urban/office loadouts
7k7k99 Offline
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Registered: 06/01/05
Posts: 375
Loc: Ohio
I like it, but kind of pricey

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#70566 - 08/05/06 06:39 PM Re: carrying options for urban/office loadouts
benjammin Offline
Rapscallion
Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 02/06/04
Posts: 4020
Loc: Anchorage AK
Check out this site.

ebags men's bags

Mens bags are gaining in popularity, and range in style from back packs and slings to messenger bags and duffles. Some are more compartmentalized than others.

As for me, I tote a SAK, something like this:

SAK gear

Only the actual model I have is no longer carried. I tell ya, I am seeing stuff like this more and more on the commuter trains and the subways. People here might have some idea what I tote in there. It goes with me wherever I go, to the office, in the pickup on the way to the store, on the plane ride home. Before this I was using a smaller messenger type shoulder bag, but it was getting too full and if I had to pack my laptop I had to take another bag along, so this works out a lot better for my daily commute and such.
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#70567 - 08/09/06 05:30 AM Re: carrying options for urban/office loadouts
ChadHahn Offline
Stranger

Registered: 05/16/05
Posts: 7
They make a waxed canvas version for $100.00 that I've been thinking of getting, if there is one thing I need another of, it's a knapsack <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Chad

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#70568 - 08/14/06 03:40 PM Re: carrying options for urban/office loadouts
jamesraykenney Offline
Enthusiast

Registered: 03/12/04
Posts: 316
Loc: Beaumont, TX USA
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I might get boo-ed for this, but oh well.

I just spotted this pack a few weeks ago while just aimlessly cruising. Pricy, but I've owned the nylon version for over decade, and it doesn't seem like it wants to die yet. Leather is always classy, unless you are going into, say, the PETA offices.


WOW, that just looks GREAT... Must make you feel like you are back in the 19th or early 20th century!!!

I would LOVE to have one of those...
It looks like you would have to REALLY take care of the leather though...

I may just have to get the waxed canvas version for $100.00...


Edited by jamesraykenney (08/14/06 03:45 PM)

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