i'm in love with my r.e.load
02-21-07 | 02:55 PM
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tarck bike.com exile
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i'm in love with my r.e.load
i just put two 24-cases of bottled water in it and walked out of work.
heaviest load i think i've ever carried in my bag, but my deluxe swallowed up 48 bottles of water and could have held more if i could picked it up. crazy.
oh, and i'm still on a huge pumped up rush from the group buy that i bought today!
heaviest load i think i've ever carried in my bag, but my deluxe swallowed up 48 bottles of water and could have held more if i could picked it up. crazy.
oh, and i'm still on a huge pumped up rush from the group buy that i bought today!
02-21-07 | 07:18 PM
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Water, huh?
02-21-07 | 08:14 PM
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haha yeah, the beer test is tomorrrow night.
two cases of high life bottles... we need the caps for our coffee table.
i definitly could have fit a third in there and walked comfortably with it if i had been able to cinch it up tight... but i was taking it from work, two bottles would have been cool, two cases would have gotten me fired.
two cases of high life bottles... we need the caps for our coffee table.
i definitly could have fit a third in there and walked comfortably with it if i had been able to cinch it up tight... but i was taking it from work, two bottles would have been cool, two cases would have gotten me fired.
02-21-07 | 09:08 PM
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crotchety young dude
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I've got a R.E.Load Courier (didn't wanna spring for the Deluxe) and love it the **** out of it. Enjoy the bag (saw it in the Custom Bag thread - nice!).
02-21-07 | 09:15 PM
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thank you, thank you. i love this bag so much. the one bad thing about it is that r.e.load forgot to sew in the pen slots, so i think i might take it by their shop sometime and see about getting them put in.
02-21-07 | 10:22 PM
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crotchety young dude
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I heart my pen pockets. I think the one thing the bag needs is a second inside pocket.
02-22-07 | 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 666pack
thank you, thank you. i love this bag so much. the one bad thing about it is that r.e.load forgot to sew in the pen slots, so i think i might take it by their shop sometime and see about getting them put in.
02-22-07 | 05:14 AM
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pen slots are a lifesaver.
today I had a ton of fabric (8 66"x96" sheets folded),my sewing machine and extra thread and such in there and it could have closed without needing to use the buckles on the flap if I didn't toss in my hoodie.
today I had a ton of fabric (8 66"x96" sheets folded),my sewing machine and extra thread and such in there and it could have closed without needing to use the buckles on the flap if I didn't toss in my hoodie.
