Last night I heard a man say, with an extrapetit Timbuk2 messenger clutched in his hands, "This bag will be perfect for going-out at night." What he meant was, "Now I have an evening purse."
We both paused when he said it, but he knew it was too late to take it back - he'd spoken the words and they just hung there, waiting for due judgment. But, for once, I held mine back, because the truth is, real men schlep too.
-Assistant Editor Hanah...off to crump (very poorly) to some block-rocking Russki beats...
If only we could be as cool as murse man.
http://www.timbku2.com
My husband once drew his “ideal bag” in elaborate detail and I went out looking for it to give him for Christmas (it didn’t exist, btw). He’d probably love the Freitag design-it-yourself option, but I’m having trouble with their website. Could be because I’m a Mac-head. Anyone else having difficulty?
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In your list of cool recycled big bag options, you should include the stuff from Alchemy Goods in Seattle, http://www.alchemygoods.com/. They make messenger bags out of recycled bike tubes.
I learned of them when they donated a bag in support of the 2008 Bike to Work Week in Spokane, our first time to organize a big-splash event. Very cool stuff.
Barb Chamberlain
http://www.biketoworkspokane.org
Posted by: Barb Chamberlain | July 31, 2008 at 09:37 AM