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Showing posts with label klima handlebar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label klima handlebar. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
The Kestrel!
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Monday, December 6, 2010
Banjo Bro's Waterproof Backpack
It started with my search & reviews for the perfect cycling commuter weather backpack and ended with the Banjo Brothers' Whitey Von.
I like the messenger style & feel too, but for my daily commutes with extra clothes that weigh on your shoulders and back....this is the setup to make you feel more comfortable. It's built with nice breathable padding on the back and straps for the longer sweat back rides.
Dually noted - The Whitey Von is inner lined with a separate welded-seam replaceable liner and an outer nylon shell that's durable enough to take a bullet. The top roll down system pretty much guarantees all you goodies will be kept dry.
If you're in the market for a durable, waterproof, use it for whatever you want backpack....then consider this one. I would recommend.
I like the messenger style & feel too, but for my daily commutes with extra clothes that weigh on your shoulders and back....this is the setup to make you feel more comfortable. It's built with nice breathable padding on the back and straps for the longer sweat back rides.
Dually noted - The Whitey Von is inner lined with a separate welded-seam replaceable liner and an outer nylon shell that's durable enough to take a bullet. The top roll down system pretty much guarantees all you goodies will be kept dry.
If you're in the market for a durable, waterproof, use it for whatever you want backpack....then consider this one. I would recommend.
- Medium – 1500 Cubic inches / 17″ Tall x 12″ Wide x 8″ deep
- Waterproof 2-layer design: outer tarp material wears like iron; replaceable waterproof liner keeps contents dry in a downpour (will not keep water out if submerged, in case underwater-riding is your hobby).
- Wide padded straps distribute load more evenly than messenger bags
- Sits lower on the back than standard backpacks to reduce blind spots
- Chest strap and removable waist strap for stability
- Large reflective stripes and tab for safety light
- 2 quick-access side pockets
- Shoulder strap mounted cell phone holder
Labels:
backpack,
banjo brothers,
cycling backpack,
klima handlebar,
review,
waterproof backpack,
whitey von
Sunday, June 27, 2010
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