Backpack

... pushed to the wall, the backpack by the door, her sitting...

... until suddenly last month my backpack went missing on arrival in...

... - Conquer Sphere: Health +300, Backpack Capacity +30, Rage Gauge +1... +2 - Limit Orb (L): Backpack Capacity +30, Attack +10%, Rage...

... to keep boards in my backpack so I can work on ...

..., fitting easily into any photography backpack. Long-lasting Battery Life - The...

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... flame, thanks to its massive backpack fuel tank. Last edited: Today...

... s to the player’s backpack before clearing the backpack. The backpack should only contain Tool... Tool s within the player’s backpack, you can take advantage of ...(player: Player) local tools = player.Backpack:QueryDescendants("> Tool") for _, tool ...

... s to the player’s backpack before clearing the backpack. The backpack should only contain Tool... Tool s within the player’s backpack, you can take advantage of ...(player: Player) local tools = player.Backpack:QueryDescendants("> Tool") for _, tool ...

The problem is that 70% of the arsenal is simply ineffective. Half of it is pure garbage. I wouldn't trade my secondary weapon and backpack for a flamethrower. I can take a flamethrower as my primary weapon, a flamethrower pistol, or a flamethrower as my secondary weapon and a flamethrower drone. The heavy flamethrower will be useless as the other two weapons before it.

It’s going to suck. All backpack weapons are fun, but not actually good. Shovel will be worthless. If the under barrel gun is like the one two it’s going to suck. So it’s a potential pistol and grenade….whoop de ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ doo.

I'm going to say no because of how the backpack grenade launcher is but I hope I'm wrong.

a luga, a smg with underbarrel flamethrower 1 melee(tactical shovel), 1 grenade, 1 emote(handshake) a possible trench shotgun(not confirmed) 1light, 1 medium, and 1 heavy(not confirmed) armors Gas mortar sentry Backpack flamethrower

{LINK REMOVED}https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=1m_Bj0lM0m0PijP9HI8lbNuJmYkIGJ_fl&export=download unclaimable backpack and pda in red forest ( tree is blocking access). Red forest, NW from Bulldoser cave

... works like so: * Equip Large Backpack to nerf Att and Def... inventory, place primary weapon in backpack, leaving only the Wakizashi, which...

... those enemies ping and loot backpack drop respectively... then yes, that's...

I’m surprised you don’t pack a backpack and hike over to Uruguay. Over there seem like cannabis safe heaven. I know I would go if they were my neighbors.

>>3019338 (OP) this pooner called me retarded once ev&doe xhe had 30 pins on xher backpack

... inertia from having a massive backpack on. The smaller the player...

...:Play() StarterGUI:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, false) Cooldown = true Swinging = true....M1Cooldown) StarterGUI:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, true) Cooldown = false Swinging = false...

...:Play() StarterGUI:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, false) Cooldown = true Swinging = true....M1Cooldown) StarterGUI:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, true) Cooldown = false Swinging = false...

... digging ketchup out of their backpack to make the school cafeteria's...

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I need to replace my backpack that I use for just about everything. I have a tendency to carry it on one shoulder, and often it’s pretty heavy, so the strap gets torn over time. This is the second one i’ve had to replace because of this. I don’t love the padded straps some bags have, and I need a lot of space for textbooks etc. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/miserable-mango312 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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Looking for a backpack that can carry 15inch laptop. Important priorities are - good build quality, lifetime warranty, padded shoulder straps, looks professional (not imp), priced around $125. submitted by /u/NowisNotNow to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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I bought and tested 7 backpacks for a total of $1355. I used this subreddit when deciding on what backpacks to try so I figured I'd share what I learned! The Bags: I was looking for a small 'do it all' backpack. Here is what I was looking for when testing the bags: Small enough to fit under an airplane seat, but still with enough storage that I, as a light packer, could use it for a week-long trip A secondary storage compartment with enough space to fit smaller non-clothing items (passport, money, pens, charging cables, headphones, etc...) Had to be relatively comfortable. I frequently carry a laptop in my backpack, so I wanted a laptop carrying compartment. With this in mind, the seven bags I bought and tested were: Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L & 45L, Cotopaxi Allpa 28L & 35L, Tomtoc Travel Backpack 40L, Osprey Sojourn Porter 30L, and the Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC 30L. For additional context, I am a 5'10 150LB Male, and found most of the bags to be comfortable enough. Testing Method While not the most scientific test, I filled up each bag with my 15" Macbook Air, as well as a collection of clothes, and walked around with it in my house. Please keep in mind that my opinions on these bags are not based on long-term use, or even use on a trip! These are just my initial impressions as well as which bag I ended up keeping and why. So while the title is absolutely maybe a little clickbaity, I still think it's helpful for those in a similar situation as I was. For reference the set of clothes I tested each bag with included: 3 Long sleeve T-shirts, 4 T-Shirts, 4 pairs of shorts, 2 pairs of sweatpants, a pair of jeans, a medium-thick zip-up jacket, 3 pairs of socks, and 2 pairs of underwear. Obviously not 100% representative of what someone would take on a trip, but it's was just a random selection used to compare the storage capacity & comfort of each bag. What I learned: Several of the bags I tried offered the ability to detach the backstraps and store them somewhere on the bag. Personally, I didn't care for this at all and would have preferred they replace the backstrap stowing area with additional back-padding. I found that I much preferred a bag where the main storage compartment is a single large storage area instead of multiple smaller compartments. Here's the Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC (Left) and the the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L (Right) to show what I mean. Unfortunately both of the Allpas section off their main compartment into a few smaller sub-compartments and in doing so it made me feel like the Allpas held less than the bags that had one big compartment. I think if you want built-in organization this could be a plus, but at that point, I'd just use packing cubes. Pricey bags aren't inherently better! The Tomtoc ended up being my second favorite bag. Result The Black Hole Mini was the last bag I tried and I only bought it after seeing a post on here where someone had it sitting comfortably under an airplane seat, and I'm glad I did! The black hole mini was the bag I liked the most after testing and took it on a week-long international trip using it as my only bag with no complaints. As for the other backpacks, the Peak Design Travel bags were nice, but the 45L was too large and the 30L didn't have enough storage outside of its main compartment. The Allpas were ok, but I hated having the space subdivided into many zippered mesh compartments. The Ospery Porter's shape & side flaps were awkward to me but is otherwise a good bag. Lastly, the Tomtoc was a great value pick but didn't have as much organized storage for smaller items as the Black Hole. Extra Notes on each bag Peak Design Travel Backpack 30L I love the main compartment in this bag. It's one large open space and has zipper pockets on the sides that don't take up any extra room if unused. A small feature, but PD knocked it out of the park with the strap adjusters. They're made of solid metal and feel great to use when lengthening or shortening the shoulder straps. Has 5 carrying straps??? Who on earth is using all 5? I understand that a hip belt on a 30L backpack is likely overkill in most scenarios but c'mon... it's a $230 backpack. I shouldn't be required to drop another $30 in a separate purchase for the hip belt. The 30L bag only has two storage sections, the main compartment and the front pocket. My main drawback with this backpack is the front pocket is too small to be the only other storage compartment on the bag. Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L This bag fixes the PD 30L's issue where there was no good space to store items outside of the main compartment. The 45L fixes this by adding a nice and spacious secondary storage space in the front. I was surprised with how little space was left in the main compartment after fitting in all of the clothes and the laptop in comparison to the 30L. There's more room than the 30L, but not nearly as much as I expected with a 30L->45L jump. I assume most of the gain in storage space is due to the addition of the secondary compartment. $300 is a lot for a bag. This bag is huge. It's just too big for me as I don't want to have to store it in the overhead on a plane. Tbh, it was unfair to select it as one of my prerequisites was being "small enough to fit under an airplane seat", but I did want to see what benefits you can get out of a bigger bag. Cotopaxi Allpa 28L & 35L By testing the Allpas I found out that I much preferred having one large main storage compartment rather than a few smaller zippered-off compartments. The 28L Allpa was the only bag I tested that couldn't fit the laptop and all of the clothes. In fairness, it was also the smallest bag I tested, but the Peak Design 30L is said to also be 28L when compressed and was able to hold everything just fine. The laptop compartment for both Allpa's left my laptop much less secure than the other bags. I really liked the material used for the front of the bag + the funky color designs might be a perk for some. Tomtoc Travel Backpack 40L Very spacious main compartment and has a few side compartments that are pretty nifty too! However, the front and top pockets become pretty unusable if the main compartment is at or near capacity. The laptop/back compartment felt a little cramped, but the red tabs to unzip compartments without having to actually use the zippers were a nice touch! Overall I quite liked the Tomtoc and think it packs a punch way above its price range. Osprey Sojourn Porter 30L Again, the big spacious main compartment offered with the Porter is nice, but it's shaped fairly awkwardly. I found the side panels & compression straps to be pretty awkward. Maybe a bonus to some, but I felt they only ever got in my way. When the harness was stowed away, it sorta 'bulged' into my lower back while I carried around the backpack. The laptop storage area is pretty small, and whenever I had my laptop in the Porter I could feel the big metal rectangle on my back, especially when the main compartment was full. Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC 30L Despite being the smallest bag on this list in terms of dimensions, it carried more than many of the other bags I tested. The secondary storage area is great and I love that it has a 270-degree zipper just like the main compartment, however, because it's on the side of the backpack closest to the back, it got pretty cramped when the main compartment was full. The "exterior stretch-mesh pocket" to hold water bottles ended up being way more secure than I had originally expected. Comfy, and spacious, great rectangular form factor, and comes with a hip strap. This is the one I chose! TL;DR If you're looking for a carry-on size backpack with maximum capacity, my favorite was the BlackHole mini MLC and I found the Tomtoc Travel Backpack to be a great value choice. submitted by /u/hutchkinss to r/onebag [link] [comments]

Both of these packs are built very well, especially considering the price. The Osprey has a lifetime warranty. The Carhartt might not, but it's also a very durable pack. submitted by /u/cronx42 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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