Rapha Backpack
#5
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https://www.patagonia.com/web/us/prod...=48665-155&ws=
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
#6
https://www.patagonia.com/web/us/prod...=48665-155&ws=
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
#7
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Yah, the store i work at carries Patagonia and i own a lot of their stuff. It is a little pricey but honestly it lasts forever. I've had one of their fleeces for over 5 years and it still looks new (and i wear it every winter every day). But yeah i could probably get the hook up on that bag if anyone wants one. PM me and we'll talk.
#8
I don't own the bag, but I've owned two pairs of the Rapha Fixed shorts, and the construction quality is pretty mediocre. For something that gets as much abuse as a backpack, I wouldn't trust Rapha to make one that lasts.
#9
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From: Madtown, Wisco
#10
hahaha
i'm not a dumpster diver but just because i can spend 145 dollars on a backpack doesn't mean i will.
that said, the price isn't as ridiculous as their slacks are.
and tjayk is right... you're shooting fish in a barrel of monkeys.
looks nice, i'm sure it's awesome. get it. who cares what other people have to say.
i'm not a dumpster diver but just because i can spend 145 dollars on a backpack doesn't mean i will.
that said, the price isn't as ridiculous as their slacks are.
and tjayk is right... you're shooting fish in a barrel of monkeys.
looks nice, i'm sure it's awesome. get it. who cares what other people have to say.
#11
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From: San Francisco
Bikes: Steelman eurocross, Surly CrossCheck, IRO Rob Roy...
Seems nice enough. I would check one out before I bought to make sure it's what I need/want.
BTW... I love how people will drop an extra 100 an an nJs logo, but trash Rapha stuff for being "overpriced". Good fun.
BTW... I love how people will drop an extra 100 an an nJs logo, but trash Rapha stuff for being "overpriced". Good fun.
#15
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From: San Francisco
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I like the sad face. It would be fun to look at if you couldn't catch this kid. His pack is sad for you.
#16
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From: Santa Barbara
Bikes: SE Quadrangle, '82 Venus NJS, '03 Bianchi Pista, '86 P'sonic Mt Cat, Fat City Yo Eddy '91 + '93, B'cuda A2E, '86 Trek Elance 400, '88 Centurion D.Scott Expert, '88 Fisher Mt Tam (and no longer with me: SE OM Flyer, Umezawa/B-stone/Samson NJS)
get a Black Diamond Bullet Pack for a a third of the price:

...though I like the design from a few years back better. or the current HollowPoint though it is a bit more expensive.

...though I like the design from a few years back better. or the current HollowPoint though it is a bit more expensive.
#17
I have a fair collection of Rapha items but that Rapha bag is really small. You could maybe fit a small laptop in there with a t-shirt and a U-lock. Without the laptop, substitute a jacket and sandwich. Just not worth it; get a Camelback or something similar for $50-$75.
FWIW, the only Rapha stuff worth a damn to me are the jerseys, bibs, and the original softshell.
FWIW, the only Rapha stuff worth a damn to me are the jerseys, bibs, and the original softshell.
#18
Oh, Mumsies, these louts don't understand our fine tasts and NEEDS! They are simply beasts! Perhaps I shall post a picture of something I've recently purchased and square their dirty noses once and for all... choosing... choosing...
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I'm not a Rapha hater - actually I really like a lot of their stuff, and sure it's expensive but whatever, it's fashion as much as cycling clothes, and I would expect it to be expensive. But I have to say, that backpack is really unimpressive -- under-designed, and boring. Can you honestly say you'd like twice at it if it wasn't Rapha?
#23
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From: va
https://www.patagonia.com/web/us/prod...=48665-155&ws=
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
I'd get that, and i can get it for you about half that price. Work at a store that carries them, they're good stuff, small, light, good looks, functional.
#25
suffering...

Joined: Dec 2003
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From: EAST VILLAGE, NYC
Bikes: 2009 Cannondale CAPO, 2004 Look 468SL, CAAD 8, IRO MV, IRO bfssfg, 80's Panasonic x2
I almost bought one until I saw it in person. It's not as nice as the rest of their stuff. If you're looking for a really good laptop backpack check the Incase stuff.






sad face and the buckles look like they'll break.