2007 Osprey Stratos 40 Backpack
March 8, 2007 | Backpacks
Start making plans for hiking expeditions and pick up the 2007 Osprey Stratos 40 Backpack. Available in three sizes and colors, the Stratos 40 is one pack that will do it all. A large top loading area and a fixed top lid will let you stock up on all your hiking necessities. This backpack even lets you get to the main compartment through the left front zippered pocket, and horizontal straps allow you to compress the pack when you’re carrying smaller loads. The AirCore back panel cavity hydration options even allows for a variety of packing and carrying options. The 2007 Osprey Stratos 40 Backpack retails for $148.95. Osprey.
O'Neill H2 backpack
January 13, 2006 | Backpacks
This O'Neill H2 backpack is the World's first back pack to charge gadgets, control an iPod and answer mobile calls. Solar panels on the backpack cleverly charge gadgets like your iPod and mobile phone with a USB recharging system and a step-up converter inside makes sure to charge the gadget most in need of power. Use the microphone in the shoulder strap and a universal headphone jack in the chest for hands-free calling. When you take a call your iPod is automatically paused until you hang up. Get the O'Neill H2 backpack for £170.
Bulletproof Messenger Backpacks
December 1, 2005 | Backpacks
Bulletproof Messenger Backpacks are designed for for those who prefer the double strap support of backpacks, but still want the durability and weatherproof attributes of messenger bags. These backpacks are made tough with military spec. seam binding, 1000d Cordura shell, 18oz. weatherproof truck tarp liner, and a nylon 69 thread. They are tough and include independently suspended weatherproof liner which freely floats within the outer shell eliminating seams exposed to the outside elements. The beefy EVA foam shoulder straps and a molded back panel makes them really comfortable even for long rides. Three styles, all which come in a variety of different colors, include the Backbone(large), Ranchero(medium), and Dually(small).
Gravis Metro pack l/c backpack
November 29, 2005 | Backpacks
The Gravis Metro pack l/c backpack is unlike any other, genuine, stylish and perfect for traveling light. It's made of genuine leather and heavy duty cotton canvas, comes with plenty of organizer pockets, a laptop pocket with neoprene cradle, comfortable shoulder harness, and a detachable cell phone pocket/iPod pocket.
O'neill h2 comment solar backpack
October 26, 2005 | Backpacks
O'Neill has overdone itself! The O'neill h2 comment solar backpack
features Bluetooth: Version 1.1, class 2 range 10m technology which supports your headset or other hands free gagdet , A lithium Ion Battery(1800maH) which can increase your phone or iPod usage by 4 hours, and finally a 5vdc, 500mA charger. The backpack also features ElekTek Smart Fabrics that can withstand tough weather and extreme sport conditions to control your ipod from your right strap. Bag also includes plenty of pockets for a shovel, goggles, and you can even carry you board using the horizontal and vertical board carry system.
Burton Liquid Lounger backpack
October 25, 2005 | Backpacks
I've been a long time fan of Burton products for there quality and style. The Burton Liquid Lounger backpack, $129.95 US, features an AM/FM stereo with weather-resistant speakers and auxiliary input for CD, MD and MP3. From tailgate partying to terrain park heckling, the attached collapsible metal chair and built-in bar let you relax in style. Rightchous! Unzip the front compartment to reveal a molded storage compartment complete with flask, shot glass, stirrer and combo wine tool. Other features include a deck of cards and dice, vertical board carrying ability, and a lined cooler compartment. Not to mention, this multi-purpose pack does it all quilted style!
Burton Roller Pack
October 24, 2005 | Backpacks
Designed for efficient travel the Burton Roller Pack, $109.95 USD, includes an expandable secondary compartment which amplifies the Roller Pack’s already ridiculous capacity. When this thing’s stuffed, whip the telescoping DL check-in handle from its padded lair and weave that monster through the terminal like Mario Andretti. Traveling light? Pull out the hideaway backpack straps and throw it on your back. The Burton Roller Pack also features bomber urethane wheels,
super cush handles, a padded laptop compartment with color-coded easy access entry and a cell phone pocket. Sweet ... find it in either black or black/gray.
First Light kayak in a bag
October 20, 2005 | Backpacks
The First Light kayak in a bag weighs under 20 pounds, is easy to assemble, and has a low pack volume. The FirstLight folding kayak range is designed to meet recreational and light touring requirements with folding kayaks in three lengths, 12’ 6” (3.8 meters), 13’ 9” (4.2 meters) and 15’ 9” (4.8 metres). Design is similar in all three and they all feature a square bow and stern profile, which does not slope back like in a traditional kayak.
Voltaic Solar Bags
October 11, 2005 | Backpacks
Ideal for traveling, these Voltaic Solar Bags are useful for charging small electronic devices including: cell phones, cameras, two way radios, PDA's, and MP3 players. (bummer that they don't charge laptops). Just plug in a car charger or choose from one of the 11 standard adaptors that come with each bag and make sure you stay under the sun. Voltaic Solar Bags come with waterproof solar panels and a Li Ion battery pack which stores any surplus power generated, so you can have power even when the sun is down.
