#commuter backpack

[coochiekrab]

BAMBOO SHRIMP SPOTTED AT PET STORE EYES WATERED WHEN I SAWS IT . SIZE OF MY THUMB

[podcastwizard]

got a messenger bag a tote bag and wired headphones i am Encumbered. i am Hindered. brother i am positively Bogged Down.

[astrobei]

most despicable members of society include those who see people trying to squeeze onto a standing room only full capacity bus and still won’t move their very normal sized non obtrusive bag off the seat next to them to make space

[petricorah]

nine (9) people u'd like 2 know better

tagged by @izzac and @chiptrillino thank you both! <3

three ships: zukka (surprise suprise) korrasami, and bubbline

first ever ship: starfire and robin from teen titans! (also wally and jinx...i rewatched that episode so much as a kid)

last song: Hey I Don't Work Here by Tom Cardy

currently reading: Blue Period and She Who Became the Sun (so I can understand ash-and-starlight's art...) and Six of Crows

currently watching: I'm rewatching doctor who. I've been feeling so nostalgic lately...

currently consuming: apple cider

currently craving: anything sweet

current obsessions: Baldur's gate. I've finally gotten on a roll of accomplishing things in the game and have been playing it all weekend and then listening to the soundtrack during work. it makes work sound very epic...

currently up to: commissions, drawing some angsty zukka comics, and some bg3 fanart (aka spending forever failing to draw astarion)

aand tagging: @chief-boomerang @frstcorinthians @bisexuallsokka @ash-and-starlight @icrowler and anyone else who wants to do it!!

[bibleofficial]

went to the beach w kp & 4 other indian friends & 3 of us had NEVER surfed before girl WHEW it’s SO fun literally only 20quid to rent a wetsuit & board & i fucking smashed my toes on the sand so much, but also we 1) got the wrong tickets so we got off 1 stop early 2) went to find a bus & the bus that was supposed to be 15 min turned into an HOUR 3) on our way to find a bus back everyone’s phones are dying or dead bc it took us 3hrs longer to get there, cigarettes are out 4) all of the shops in town are closed & the town seems to have ONLY a tesco extra & 1 off license that sells a PACK FOR 15.65 A PACK WHICH IS FUCKING CRIMINAL ITS CHEAPER TO BUY IT FROM TESCO ARE U INSANE 5) the bus back to the other town kept skipping us bc the bus stop wasn’t the ACTUAL bus stop - i had 1 bowl since literally 11a & we got back at fucking 11p 😭😭😭

[evildogbites]

I love how oblivious I am to misogyny because it keeps me protected. Sadly it didn't when on the train the man sitting in front of me kept squeezing his pack. On and on and on. I was trying to work on my laptop but I had his crotch in my periphery and I was just shocked at how he was just so clearly holding it and squeezing. Anyway, I hate men and I hate disrespectful people goddam.

[natugood]

Anyone know of a good lunch or dinner food that can be left sitting at room temperature for over 24 hours?

[yellowballoonx]

[xlsdesignt]

Let's go! ... What is your favorite transport?

What is your favorite transport?

[hqsportwear357]

Slim Urban Commuter Backpack: Style Meets Function

This is because, in this fast-moving world, commuters need something more than just a simple bag to carry their basics; they need a confidant who would imbibe them with styles, practicality, and comfort to master their everyday lives. Enter the sleek urban commuter backpack—an essential accessory for those navigating the hustle and bustle of city life. Imagine what the life of a commuter man or woman wholly designed for urban life would be in dating scenarios while biking to work, partaking in subway schools, or even goal-walking along the crowded streets.

Why a Sleek Urban Commuter Backpack?

1. Urban Mobility Designed-in

The modern commuter demands a rucksack that will easily nest into the daily bustle of living in the city. A sleek urban commuter backpack comes designed with efficiency and convenience to detail. Usually, the design is very streamlined so that it doesn't get as bulky or unwieldy like some conventional backpacks do; great support in passing through small or crowded spaces, slipping into the tight confines of public transport, or stowing them away in the tiny lockers of a corporate office.

2. Functionality Meets Organization

One of the standout features of commuter backpacks is their organizing capability. An urban sleek commuter backpack typically comprises many compartments and pockets—meaning you can have everything placed in an organized manner. You will also find snug space separated in different sections for your laptop, tablet, notebooks, and water bottles, with those click-open little zippered pockets for pens, keys, or your smartphone. For professionals that live out of their work, a place for electronics and other office must-haves is considered essential to keep them on point and productive.

 3. Minimalist and Fashion-Forward Design

The sleek urban commuter backpack is not just about practicality—it’s also about aesthetics. To the city young professional, personal style quite literally comes down to the bag that they carry. These backpacks, with detailed clean lines and extremely minimal detailing, give way to both your casual and professional clothing, justified by ease of wear. The commuter backpack takes this neutrality even further, in tones of black, gray, and navy, without coming across as faux-sophisticated sportiness. There are plenty of options made with metallics, or with pops of colors that don't take the whole piece in a fussy and overly flashy direction with a flare for something more style-conscious. 4. Comfort and Durability Comfort is paramount when carrying a backpack through your commute.

A streamlined commuter city backpack can usually have adjustable, padded straps to smoothly distribute the weight and reduce the load on your back.

Some even feature mesh back panels that are breathable, to keep out the sweat that you might be acquiring from those hour-long treks or bike rides. Durability matters too; these backpacks are often made from higher-quality fabric that is water-resistant or eco-friendly synthetic materials that will stand up toughly over time to withstand everyday use without losing a neat appearance. 5. Tech-Savvy Features

Modern devices mean that a backpack should be in place in today's extremely tech-savvy world. Today, many urban commuter backpacks look chic and have great technological features: in-built USB ports for charging on-the-go, some with radio-frequency identification-blocking pockets, securely padded compartments to hold gadgets such as laptops and tablets. These additional features make the determination of the daily commute more eased and pleasurable for the modern commuter.

Choosing the right sleek urban commuter backpack.

Therefore, in choosing the best sleek urban commuter backpack, your individual needs remain paramount. This calls for concern to the following considerations:

Size: Ensure you find one that is big enough to carry your daily essentials but small enough to help you keep things streamlined. 15 to 20 liters should generally work for most commuters.

Comfort: Choose ergonomic designs with padded straps and back panels for comfort even when commuting longer distances.

Material: This has to be in water-resistant material especially when commuting in a city where weather looks greatly confused. - Organization - Ensure the backpack has sections or rooms specially designed for the electronics, personal accessories, and work essentials.

Conclusion The urban commuter backpack: More than just a functional item that reflects your urban lifestyle, reflecting respectability subtly mixed with a bit of derring-do. It attains the much-needed balance between pragmatism long overdue and elegance corresponding to stylish solutions that help survive the challenges of daily commuting to work. This is the type of backpack that will offer comfort and organization for one to always be on the go, from the office straight to an after-work meet-up with friends or just spontaneous exploration of the city on weekends. When you pick a backpack designed with the city commuter in mind, you put your money into a product that'll raise your daily life that much easier and effortless so you could always be polished and professional.

[bradsbackpack]

Hugger 25L Review

Our Verdict ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5. Pros Great Material Shape firm but flexible Bucket style opening allows easy access Cons No water pocket Technical Details Dimensions 56cm X 32cm X 24.5cm Weight 1.07kg Weight Rating 20l, 25l and 30l Main Materials Oeko-Tex 100, GRS and Polyester Where to buy a Hugger You can also use the below button to purchase your own pair Hugger…

[husbo-venus]

i want to spend today knittinggggg but my yarn hasnt even dispatched 😭😭😭

[writtenbygrimes]

Ode to Backpacks

Ode to Backpacks Adults carry backpacks. It's okay. New poem #backpack #commuting #UnionStation #secrets #potential #art #beauty #poem #poetry

Generations of vessels parade before me Each alike and somehow different All, at one time or another, mine Some dulled, and a little torn But steadfast and true Worthy of the task Like chapters in a familiar tale Each hold promise and treasure And each, after dedicated service, tucked away They are remembered fondly Secret laden canvas Fulfilling their potential with unsung grace

[miniimight]

I need more dad Sukuna and mom reader fics / headcsnons, I love the way you wrote for them!!

hey anon thank you! i'm thinking about making this a series, if you guys have any ideas/requests/prompts lmk <3

PICKING UP BABY FROM SCHOOL oops, toddlers can't ride motorcyles! (dad!sukuna x mom!reader)

sukuna rolled up about twenty minutes before his daughter's school got out, deploying the kickstand of his pitch black motorcycle against the rainbow colored fencing. he pulled off his helmet, sighing deeply when he met fresh air again.

his phone buzzed against his thigh. he pulled it out of his tight cargo pocket, answering immediately when he saw your caller ID. "hey, doll."

"you got there okay?" you asked.

"mhm."

"and you're on the right side of the building? that's where her class comes out."

"mhm."

"great." you exhaled. "m'sorry i couldn't make it this time—"

"stop." he says gruffly, his phone between his shoulder and ear as he pulls off his gloves. "what are you sorry for, silly girl? you're sick and should rest."

he doesn't mind anything when it comes to his two girls, not the fifteen minute commute to her school or the half hour of waiting just to get a parking spot nice and close to the doors.

your laugh was warbled over the phone. "at least the car is air conditioned. it's been getting warmer lately."

"..." he looked down at his bike.

"ryo, baby?" you hummed.

"hm?"

"you did take the car, right?"

"..."

his silence was all you needed to hear. he tuned out your worried rambling about how the hell is your daughter going to get home on that thing in order to process. toddlers don't usually use motorcycles as a mode of transportation... and he should've thought of this before!

"it'd be fine if i had an extra seat." he mused, debating on how he could manage this situation without having to call you to get them.

"an extra seat?! not even an extra helmet?" you shrieked. "baby, i swear, if you're actually thinking about driving with my baby girl on that thing—"

"relax, doll," he grumbled, pushing down the traces of embarrassment burning at his ears. "the brat will be fine, s'just a couple blocks away. she can handle the wind."

"..."

the bell rang and the doors swung open, children pouring out of the hallway and buzzing around in search of their parents.

"she's out, we'll see you soon." he was about to hang up when he heard,

"i'm literally about to come get you, do NOT go anywhere."

he frowns, his eyes scouring the crowd of midgets for his kid. he didn't mean to make you so upset and worried. he just... overlooked important details sometimes. not his fault, he's trying his best :(

"y/n, you will sit your ass down in bed. when i come home, you better be laying down exactly how i left you." he warned. he heard your breath hitch. "you trust me, don't you, baby?"

"yes... unfortunately."

he nodded. "we'll be home soon."

"in one piece?"

he rolled his eyes, grumbling. "yes, woman."

"hm." you huffed and hung up.

he strolled into the compound. as soon as he saw those pretty eyes that creased happily when they landed on him, he smiled and crouched down.

she ran over to him, her backpack jostling behind her. she held up a painting she made. "daddy, look!"

"i see." he pulled her closer, holding the backpack off her back and letting her walk off it. he slung the bedazzled bratz backpack over his shoulder, lifting her up in his arms. "what is it?"

"for mama."

"oh. all your crafts seem to be for mama. still nothing for me." he complained with a drawn out sigh.

she rolled her eyes, and he swore he was looking at you for a second.

"don't roll your eyes at me, brat." he scoffed. "who the hell even taught you that?" he muttered under his breath.

sukuna finally stopped in front of his bike. her eyes lit up as her legs started to kick in excitement. she's only ever seen daddy ride off on this thing, now she gets to ride with him?

he swung his leg over the bike, ignoring the mix of distasteful and flirtatious looks thrown at him. "okay, kid." he exhaled, shrugging off his jacket and holding it up to her. "gotta put this on."

she turned up her nose. "stinky."

his jaw dropped open. "i showered before i came to wait half an hour for you, chubby brat. the hell do you think you're talking to?"

she looked at him as if it were obvious.

"you'll put this on now. give me mama's painting, i'll put it in your bag." he said gruffly yet gently slid the painting into her backpack with the utmost care.

the jacket drowned her, the sleeves near triple the length of her arms. sukuna zipped her up and put the helmet on her head.

she started to whine. "stinky." she wailed.

"hush." he hissed, slapping some shades on and holding her towards her chest firmly. with her protected as best as he could with what he had, and with the jeweled backpack strapped to his back, he began to roll out into the road.

that drive home was the longest thirty minutes of his life. he had never drove so slow before.

you were waiting by the front door, running down to meet them as your husband pulled into the driveway.

"oh my god oh my god," you ripped your baby from his arms, tossing the helmet off her head. "are you okay, baby?" you smoothed away the sweaty hair from her face, your lips pursing when you hear her sniffles.

"my poor baby. daddy's never gonna pick you up again, don't you worry." you peppered her face with kisses.

sukuna caught the helmet before it crashed to the ground, walking behind you with his hands in his pockets. he kissed your temple as he leaned over your shoulder to peer down at his daughter. "daddy didn't do so bad."

you glare at him, cradling your daughter's head against your chest. you whirl away and storm into the house.

he sighed.

after many apologetic kisses and a good amount of groveling, you let him do pick-ups and drop-offs again. though you made sure to watch him get into the car before he drove off.

© miniimight ! thanks for reading <3

[silver-la-pixels]

I HATE THAT I CANT GET HEALTHY CHEAP FOOD AT THESE STRUPID CHAIN RESTERAUNTS I HATE THAT I HAVE T OEITHER GET A CHEAP PIECE OF JUNK THAT MAKES ME SICK TO SIT DOWN AND USE FREE WIFI I HATE THAT THE CLOSEST WALKING DISTANCE PRODUCE IS SO EXPENSIVE I FUCKING HATE CAPITALISM AND UNWALKABLE COMMUNITIES