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MLB 26oz. Stainless Steel Water Bottle MLB Team: New York Yankees Save 15% off
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norelco
on Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Limited Edition Water.org CamelBak Groove Water Bottle (Blue)
Posted by
norelco
on Wednesday, January 1, 2014
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Great waterbottle! In the package is your waterbottle and one filter. You''ll have to put the filter in the bottle, but the instructions on the package will explain how to do that. Also, good to note that you''ll have to change out the filter once every three months. I love that you can''t possibly spill using this bottle (I''ve tried) and the bite valve is such a unique design! The bottle seems very durable-good for use for outdoor activities. Also you''re giving money to a great cause! What''s not to love? Because I love this bottle, I find myself drinking so much more water-I feel healthier already!Read Best Reviews of Limited Edition Water.org CamelBak Groove Water Bottle (Blue) Here
This bottle is terrific! I am getting a second one! I wrote to Camelback about a cover and they promised the insulated one for the .75 liter will fit this one, so I''m getting that too! Like others have said, I find myself drinking more water with this bottle. I have the larger one, but find this one much easier to carry for some reason. I was drinking Smart water at $1.50 a bottle bec. I loved the taste, but this charcoal filter makes tap water taste as good as the pure water stuff! And to think this addition helps a great charity too! What a bargain!Want Limited Edition Water.org CamelBak Groove Water Bottle (Blue) Discount?
Nice design. Portable and mostly convenient to use. Straw sometimes gets stuck when refilling bottle. Recommended for those who want a bottle with an attractive look.All Stainless Loop Cap
Posted by
norelco
on Sunday, December 29, 2013
It will still make noise when you screw it on/off. But it''s a handsome cap.
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This cap is water tight, unlike the sports cap which will TOTALLY leak on you. The cap is very well made and is very strong. The cap should last a life time. Plus it looks very cool on their colored bottles.Read Best Reviews of All Stainless Loop Cap Here
Did not do what I wanted it to do, but does function as designed and flawlessly.I use my klean kanteen for cooking/water boiling on long hikes and ultra-light backpacking. Hard to remove the metal canteen from a fire so got this to screw onto the lid to remove the canteen without getting burned. The original plastic cap will just melt.
For me to do that with this i have to remove the silicon seal each time so it doesn''t melt.(which can be a pain) Wish the threads were longer so i wouldn''t have to worry about that.
That aside its a good cap. Wish it was originally included with the canteen. Cost cutting on kleen kanteen part.
IMO not really worth 10 bucks, the plastic version works just fine but if you insist on metal its a good metal one and does look awfully pretty on your canteen.
it is not water tight without the gasket, encase anyone is wondering.I''m very pleased with the quality and looks of these water bottles. They don''t add much weight and are durable. The bottles and caps are excellent quality. I know there are hundreds of sport bottles out there, many different materials but I think these are well worth the money.
NCAA West Virginia Mountaineers Fairway Stand Golf Bag
Posted by
norelco
on Friday, November 29, 2013
Visually, the construction is nice. The navy blue of the bag is very close to what is on Mountaineer uniforms (other WVU bags online use a cheaper kind of blue). The gold on the bag isn''t quite neon yellow you see on uniforms but it''s a mix between that and the true old gold so I like it.
I love that the bag has 14 individual slots for all your golf clubs (14 is the legal limit to carry anyways).
I haven''t filled out the cooler pockets but I think you could squeeze in 3 or 4 twelve ounce cans inside the zipper, plus there''s a "cooler pocket" that you could squeeze another drink in (possibly a small botter of water for help in reading those greens).
Both of the carrying handles (at the top and back) of the bag are very sturdy and make it easy to pull the bag in and out of my trunk and from a golf cart.
The double back straps are well-designed and it makes it feel like your simply toting around a wide bookbag.
The towel ring is well-placed off to one side.
In the pictures you can''t actually see the umbrella holder. What it has is a nylon loop at the bottom of the bag and a drawstring with place holder to secure the umbrella at the top end. I would rather there have been a proper tube for the umbrella holder but for $130 with tax the bag couldn''t have everything right?
The largest zippered pocket could easily hold a pair of shoes and a well-folded exchange of clothes. (When you get the bag this is what holds the zippered rain-hood).
The zippered rain hood snaps on well on top of the bag as well. The zipper mechanism works well and if it started raining on the course it would not be inconvenient to use it over and over again to protect and take out my clubs.
I''m not sure what the two triangular gold cushions are for on the other side of the bag but they look cool.
I wish there was a Mountaineer on the bag (ala the Mountaineer statue outside the student center). I''ll probably find a patch to put one on myself. All in all a great buy and I plan on using this bag until it wears out, which may outlast me even! I don''t have the money for both a stand/fairway bag and a cart bag so I was looking for one that would handle the task of both (apparently this is difficult to find). The tripod stand mechanism is very solid and doesn''t activate unless you press down on the short end of the bag. If you don''t press down the bag actually sits well upright like a cart bag!
Visually, the construction is nice. The navy blue of the bag is very close to what is on Mountaineer uniforms (other WVU bags online use a cheaper kind of blue). The gold on the bag isn''t quite neon yellow you see on uniforms but it''s a mix between that and the true old gold so I like it.
I love that the bag has 14 individual slots for all your golf clubs (14 is the legal limit to carry anyways).
I haven''t filled out the cooler pockets but I think you could squeeze in 3 or 4 twelve ounce cans inside the zipper, plus there''s a "cooler pocket" that you could squeeze another drink in (possibly a small botter of water for help in reading those greens).
Both of the carrying handles (at the top and back) of the bag are very sturdy and make it easy to pull the bag in and out of my trunk and from a golf cart.
The double back straps are well-designed and it makes it feel like your simply toting around a wide bookbag.
The towel ring is well-placed off to one side.
In the pictures you can''t actually see the umbrella holder. What it has is a nylon loop at the bottom of the bag and a drawstring with place holder to secure the umbrella at the top end. I would rather there have been a proper tube for the umbrella holder but for $130 with tax the bag couldn''t have everything right?
The largest zippered pocket could easily hold a pair of shoes and a well-folded exchange of clothes. (When you get the bag this is what holds the zippered rain-hood).
The zippered rain hood snaps on well on top of the bag as well. The zipper mechanism works well and if it started raining on the course it would not be inconvenient to use it over and over again to protect and take out my clubs.
I''m not sure what the two triangular gold cushions are for on the other side of the bag but they look cool.
I wish there was a Mountaineer on the bag (ala the Mountaineer statue outside the student center). I''ll probably find a patch to put one on myself. All in all a great buy and I plan on using this bag until it wears out, which may outlast me even!
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Timbuk2 Commute 2.0 Bag (Medium)
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norelco
on Tuesday, August 20, 2013
I''ve taken the bag through TSA security and had no problems with the TSA-compliant laptop compartment. In fact, it made going through security noticeably easier since I didn''t have to take the laptop out of the bag. The material seems very durable and I consider the overall looks of the bag to serve in both a professional and personal capacity. I have a 14.7" x 9.9" x 1.3" laptop and it fits snug inside of the laptop compartment (I have the medium sized bag). It came very close to not zipping up because of the 1.3" thickness, but it works. If your laptop is bigger than this, get the large size bag.
The shoulder strap that comes with the bag will do the job, but I ordered the deluxe strap pad because I prefer more comfort. It would be nice if it just came with the deluxe version, but I suppose that''s how companies generate extra sales.
Overall, I love the look and functionality of the bag and would highly recommend investing in a quality product like this.I''m not ashamed to admit it. I''m a man, and I wish I had a purse. I''m sure my wife and family would never stop making fun of me... so I had to compromise with this amazing messenger bag. It fits everything I need to take back and forth to work with me and any essential medication and chargers I like to keep with me. It''s basically a large purse a man can carry.
I also bought a small snoop insert and the bag turns in to a camera bag. The laptop compartment on this is a bit smaller than I would have liked it barely fits my boat anchor 14" laptop from work but some tradeoffs must be made for the size of it. I also wish the bottom of the main compartment had more padding (my iPad regularly lands in there), but this is still far and away more than I thought I could find.
It''s quality is amazing. I haven''t found any blemishes or loose thread anywhere on the thing. After several months of heavy use, there are no wear points, only a couple of dirt smudges I haven''t wiped off. It''s well worth the money compared to the competition and looks far more professional than a grown man walking around with a backpack from high school.
I highly recommend this man-purse.
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I couldn''t commute to school without this bag! Love the laptop portion being on the outside of the bag, for travel purposes and especially so you can access your laptop without disturbing everything else in the bag. The front organizational section is a bit over the top with so many pockets, but still convenient. Very high quality materials, I have no fear of taking this bag out in the rain/snow! The medium size is quite roomy too!My only complaint is the waterbottle holder is not very secure and kind of small, if I bump into something sometimes my water bottle falls out...but I can always get a smaller bottle!
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Since these bags are fairly well known at this point, I will follow Amazon''s advice and focus on what I would have wanted to know before purchasing this product.The biggest thing I wish I had known about this bag was the thinness of the laptop compartment padding. The size of the compartment is fine--I have a 13" MacBook Pro but it could definitely hold a 15" laptop instead--but the padding just doesn''t make me feel confident enough, which is unfortunate since carrying my laptop is the main function for this bag.
I previously owned a Targus backpack/laptop bag, a bag whose padding was 2-3 times thicker than the Timbuk2 Commute Messenger bag, but the Targus bag just wasn''t stylish. Worse yet, the outer material had started to fray in various places, so while the laptop security was there it just didn''t have many points in the style department.
I''m happy to say the ballistic nylon of the Commute Messenger bag is of excellent quality, as are the zippers, shoulder strap, etc. I appreciate the wide shoulder strap, although I will say the cushion that comes with the bag isn''t the greatest so I went ahead and purchased the Deluxe Strap Pad in the matching blue color.
The Commute Messenger has fewer mesh pockets for odds and ends than my Targus bag did, but on the other hand the main pocket of the Commute--the one for holding books and such--is quite a bit larger. This main pocket is about 5-6" inches wide so there is plenty of room for large books.
A word to the wise: don''t buy this bag because of the TSA compliance feature. I haven''t experienced this myself but I''ve read a number of reviews stating that there is a decent probability that TSA agents will still ask you to remove the laptop from your bag. This isn''t a positive or negative, but it is something I thought worth noting since Timbuk2 promotes this feature so heavily.
Here''s something else I wish I''d known before buying the bag: the straps for the clips on the front have Timbuk2''s logo embossed in reflective material at the ends of them. They look fine, but what this means is that the weight of the logos at the end of the straps causing them to make a "flapping" sound as you walk around. This may seem neurotic but it''s aggravating to be somewhere with a low noise level and make some much noise just walking around. My solution: either pin the flaps up with safety pins to make them shorter or put more books in your bag, something that will also make the flaps shorter. I''m opting for the former.
Why in the world did they put mesh drink holders inside the bag? If the can or bottle is cold, the condensation will drip on any books you have in the compartment. I knew about this feature before I bought the bag but it seems strange to me.
I have a difficult time recommending this bag at MSRP. Sure it''s stylish, but for that amount of money I want a little more protection for my valuable electronics.I was looking for a nice bag that I can use to take my 15-inch laptop and several books with me. Timbuk2 Commute attracts me. The structure of the bag is pretty reasonable. The quality and design worth the price.
Zak Design Licensed Disney Characters Water Jug 16 Oz
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norelco
on Saturday, July 27, 2013
WATER BOTTLE POLAR 24oz TECHNO TILES [Misc.]
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norelco
on Monday, April 15, 2013

