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    I can't be the only one - Lunchbag?

    How about it? An insulated lunchbag, especially designed to fit into the cafe or other bags, would be fantastic!

    Has this already been discussed?

    Alex
    MrKnitster on ravelry
    Burnt Orange everything!

    #2
    I second that -- I've been using many other insulated bags, but can't find one that works very well.

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      #3
      Hi there: It is not insulated, but I find the Yarn stuff sack (small) perfect as a lunch bag! I have my little soup thermos in there; an apple; a yogurt cup; and it all fits in really well and is easy to use and to clean!

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        #4
        Shiva,

        Is the yarn stuff sack leakproof on the bottom? I was really hoping for something with insulation, but at least leak-proofness would be an improvement over the paper bag I'm using!

        Thanks,

        Alex
        MrKnitster on ravelry
        Burnt Orange everything!

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          #5
          I think an insulated insert for the Co-Pilot would be fantastic!

          That little bag is so versatile and stylish by itself that inserts could make it a lunch bag or
          a camera bag or
          an audio bag or
          a small film making/documentary bag (insert for mini Camcorder, professional audio (one microphone), light gauge, and a folding sun reverberation devices (those foil stuff which make anyone skin look magazine cover ready).

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            #6
            I second the idea of using the stuff sack for lunch/food. On our recent holiday, the stuff sack that came with my swift was used for lunches on day outings as well as storage for food that we were carrying with us when changing locations. I packed it today with my lunch for work and it seemed to work fine.

            as for a leak proof bottom, I just filled mine with water, and it does leak at the seams. However, for small spills or leakage (say from over-zealous washing of the carrot/celery sticks before packaging) the plastic bottom wont allow stuff to seep through to other things in your bag.

            Torea

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              #7
              Could the Clear Quarter Packing Cube idea be modified to be an insulated lunch cube?

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                #8
                I use a Fabric Aeronaut End Pocket Packing Cubes a 1 liter lock & lock and 2 half liter in my synapse. Perfect fit and totally waterproof.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by ratdeau View Post
                  I use a Fabric Aeronaut End Pocket Packing Cubes a 1 liter lock & lock and 2 half liter in my synapse. Perfect fit and totally waterproof.
                  Which Synapse's pocket do you put that very clever solution on?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by backpack View Post
                    Which Synapse's pocket do you put that very clever solution on?
                    I put it in the main pocket. My book and a few papers are in the internal pocket.

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