rosiep
<font color=deeppink>I don't drink, I try to conve
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I have been scouring the internet looking for the perfect backpack.
Last year I bought a Baggallini messenger bag and I loved it. It was particularly useful because it had a zippered pocket on the strap - perfect as a handy place to store KTTW cards for easy access. The only drawback was that after a full day in the park my shoulder was killing me. It's a great everyday bag but not so great for touring the parks.
So, here I am searching for a medium sized backpack ( I usually use a child's pack as I am petite) with a zippered compartment on the strap and mesh side pockets for a water bottle. Design isn't as important to me as function.
Can anyone help????
Last year I bought a Baggallini messenger bag and I loved it. It was particularly useful because it had a zippered pocket on the strap - perfect as a handy place to store KTTW cards for easy access. The only drawback was that after a full day in the park my shoulder was killing me. It's a great everyday bag but not so great for touring the parks.
So, here I am searching for a medium sized backpack ( I usually use a child's pack as I am petite) with a zippered compartment on the strap and mesh side pockets for a water bottle. Design isn't as important to me as function.
Can anyone help????
However, for work I like the Vera Bradley backpacks (the 14"x11" size). This one:
I too have a VB small back pack which I love. My Mm uses hers in the parks and I use mine for carry on. I prefer the mini hipster fo parks. VB always has them on sale in certain colors---and I'll be they will have good deals soon for school.
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I found this one backpack that looks pretty cool - super light and looks like it fits tons (they have a video review