Hi,
On the product description for the Brain Bag it states
"The two vertical front pockets are large enough for water bottles"
But what size;25ml, 0.5l or a litre or how about the wide diameter type water bottles?
With any backpack I like to be able to carry both a bottle of water and a travel mug on the outside, in mesh type pockets, specially in case of spilages. Does the flat mesh pocket accomodate for this sufficiently (i suspect not). I hope that u'll forgive me if i suggest that some of your competition... North Face have cracked this type of set up for example with their Borealis day pack Link:http://www.thenorthface.com/opencms/...=EU&model=AMC4
Aside: Another pet peiv I would have is the configuation of the handle. I dont think that it should block the rear compartment as it currectly does. I realise that you have achieved better stablity and spread the load more evenly... but could this not be done by an alternative method
Regards
Atilla the Hun
Ps: your site is great and products are great... keep up the good work
On the product description for the Brain Bag it states
"The two vertical front pockets are large enough for water bottles"
But what size;25ml, 0.5l or a litre or how about the wide diameter type water bottles?
With any backpack I like to be able to carry both a bottle of water and a travel mug on the outside, in mesh type pockets, specially in case of spilages. Does the flat mesh pocket accomodate for this sufficiently (i suspect not). I hope that u'll forgive me if i suggest that some of your competition... North Face have cracked this type of set up for example with their Borealis day pack Link:http://www.thenorthface.com/opencms/...=EU&model=AMC4
Aside: Another pet peiv I would have is the configuation of the handle. I dont think that it should block the rear compartment as it currectly does. I realise that you have achieved better stablity and spread the load more evenly... but could this not be done by an alternative method
Regards
Atilla the Hun
Ps: your site is great and products are great... keep up the good work
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