for those who cycle to work, the Booq Boa nerve Messenger Bag is designed with you in mind. described as an “all-out messenger bag”, the Booq Boa nerve Messenger Bag features a tough water-repellent 1680 denier ballistic nylon exterior and rubberized bottom for durability, and has an
when we talked about hassle-free travel, it means keeping yourself away from the luggage belt whenever possible, so you can get out of the airport to wherever you want – fast. you can do so with a cabin-friendly, wheeled luggage and keep one hand busy at any one time (or both hand busy, if you have a latte in your hand), or you could free both of your hands with the Tortuga Travel Backpack.
bag is one of those things that you can pick up at virtually any shopping malls, but therein lies the problem. at some point, we find ourselves amassing a huge collection of bags, each serving different purpose and for different occasions, which needless to say, is a needless spending and also clutters our home.
spur of the moment type photographers will surely appreciate what the new Booq Python Slimpack Camera Backpack has to offer. for starter, it looks every bit of awesome and despite the compact form, it managed to pack a series of pockets and a main camera compartment with configurable plush red padded interior that not only protects your gears, but
who doesn’t love a little camouflage in our accessories? but we also know that not everyone is overly thrilled with realistic camo, which is why Jacquard Camo Weekender Bag looks like a pretty good alternative. crafted from a rich and yet lightweight woven Japanese Jacquard Camo material, the Jacquard Camo Weekender Bag is
there are many travel bags to go around. mostly just look good, but doesn’t work well, or works pretty well, but looks less than desirable. well, the ProTravel Carry-on Bag by Minaal just happen to be both practical and looking handsome at the same time. a rarity, if you ask us. when it comes to ProTravel Carry-on Bag by Minaal, it is all about traveling, about getting in to your flight and out in the quickest time and frustration-free whenever you need to retrieve something from anywhere inside the bag.
drawstring backpack has never been our cuppa, mainly because of two things: we hate to spend time balancing the cord that got unbalanced after a few tucks, and the mere act of opening such bag requires us to dig in and ply it open (does sore fingers sound familiar?). needless to say, both are hassles which should never have existed.
there’s no better way to showcase the creative power of the GALAXY Note II than to ask groups of people to doodle with the device, don’t you think so? but how to really showcase the results? well, in the case of Samsung, the Korean electronics giant teamed up with New York-based designer Alexandra Wang to put those doodles created by Wang’s close friends, stylists, photographers and the likes,
every time we head out to an outdoor adventure, we are always in constant fear of sudden downpour that could ruin whatever inside our bags and this fear is even more pronounce now that we always have at least two gadgets in it such as a smartphone and a digital camera. this is where the Korongo Waterproof Pack can help to alleviate that fear.
traveling with a laptop is not as simple as just packing the laptop and go; it is more than that. along with the laptop, you have a host of ancillary items to go with it like the power adapter, mouse and mouse pad, and since you are traveling you probably have other essentials such as shades, smartphone and perhaps, a notebook/magazine or two.
Batman, in his frictional fantasy world, has his trusty, contain-all utility belt, but in a real life, everyday folks like us do not have such a luxury. the least we could have, and we dare say the closest thing we can get to that magical contraption, is probably the Chrome Chekhov Utility Belt. granted that it looks nothing like what the Cape Crusader has