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[octuscle]

There is this man I see on the train every morning in a full suit, probably a manager at one of the city firms, that pulls such a disgusted face when he sees young guys in tracksuits getting on the train with him. What setting do I pick to help him 'relate' more with his fellow man?

Suit fits perfectly, shirt is neatly ironed, shoes polished, hair styled. Samuel was very pleased with his reflection in the mirror.

He picked up his laptop bag and made his way to the subway. If he managed to get the promotion to department director next week, he would finally be entitled to a company car with a driver and, above all, a parking space right in the office building. He couldn't wait. He hated the subway. Dirt, bad air and horrible people. All the stupid conversations he had to listen to. He couldn't stand it any longer.

Bloody hell! Maybe it's good luck when a pigeon shits on you, but the jacket was ruined. Luckily, the dry cleaner was on his way to the subway stop. So it had to go without a jacket today. And he could take a trip to Savile Row during his lunch break. He would need a few new suits for his new position anyway.

The tube was packed. Maybe it was a good thing he wasn't wearing a jacket. It was warm enough as it was. But something was different today… He didn't mind the smell of other people. On the contrary. The guy in the nylon tracksuit reeked terribly of fresh sweat. And it gave Samuel a hard-on. But something else was different… Had he forgotten his own deodorant? Samuel secretly smelled his armpit, where sweat stains were forming. Hell yeah, that didn't smell like his Penhaligon's deodorant… He would have to freshen up in the office.

After changing trains, Sam finally had room to move again. Okay, he had to keep standing. But maybe it was also because of his body smell that the other passengers kept their distance. His back was soaking wet under his rucksack. Shit, the office container in the scrapyard wasn't air-conditioned, it was going to be another hot day. Only two more semesters, then Sam would graduate, then he would find a better job than the one in the metal recycler's office.

When he finally arrived at the end of the line, Sam wanted to buy a pack of cigarettes for the remaining short walk. Shit, he didn't have enough money again. But thank God he would get his pay later. And luckily he was able to bum a fag from one of the scallys hanging around the bus stop. He knew a few of the lads from the pub, and one even helped out in the scrapyard sometimes.

"Oi boss," Sam called out to his boss when he arrived at the scrapyard a few minutes late. "I'll just get changed, hav a piss n' then i'll be ready." His boss rolled his eyes. Sam was a good boy who could work hard. But like most chavs, he simply lacked discipline. And his personal hygiene was simply catastrophic.

Doumentation of Samuels way to Sam found @mensuited, @alphaincar and @workingdudes

[luvhughes43]

what's in my au girls bags:

blake hughes:

bag: YSL le 5 à 7 supple Large in smooth leather

everything from blakes bag, to her sunglasses, and other items are really expensive/designer because when u give a 15 year old thousands (lowkey a million) dollars from prize / sponsorship money u know shes going to go a little crazy! but she takes care of her things and shes had them for awhile so she deserves it <3

xanax pill box: to hold all her meds/birth control when shes out and about! she has a panic disorder and so she's on xanax for that, and then she's on anti-depressants (?), and she has her birth control.

journal: therapist recommended

yellow smily face ball: stress ball for anxiety

jewelry because she's a little disorganized and definitely has random hoops floating around her bag + her fav bracelet

rosemary:

bag: coach tabby shoulder bag (it was a gift from her mom for her uni graduation)

a book of japanese short stories for when shes out and has free time

AirPods of course

mini marc jacobs daisy perfume + lip balms

a granola bar which quinn eats every single time!

journalist au! mom

bag: wandler (idk the specific bag)

her bag is filled to the brim because shes a busy woman! she also def comes from money and so she has expensive things (how else would she live alone in a nyc apartment so close to everything)

laptop, phone, portable charger, laptop charger: for work but also the portable charger because shes afraid her phone will die when somebody needs to contact her about leighton!

makeup: she 100% does her makeup in her car before walking into work. shes busy in the mornings and doesnt usually have a lot of time.

water bottle: hydrated queen

baby stuff: to keep leighton occupied + clean

mama drysdale (lila au)

bag: polo (?) ralph lauren tote

flyers pacifier (so cute omfg) for baby noah + toys and teddys for both kids when theyre out and need distracting.

glossier makeup bag + makeup: she has to take both small kids grocery shopping alone when jamies gone and the kids are super young so she mentally prepares herself for shopping by doing her makeup in the car before they go in & while both kids are calm

everything else is self explainitory

inez zegras

bag: prada black re-nylon backpack (trevor bought this for her during his all designer phase)

umich hat: its lukes that she stole!

brow gel: she takes her brows SERIOUSLY. brow gel in her bag, brow gel at her house, brow gel in the car... its serious business.

then school supplies because she's a student ! (what major do u think she is? i feel like we talked about this before but i dont remember at all)

hope u guys liked this😁💗

[military1st]

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Hazard 4 Blastwall Sling Pack boasts a multitude of features, making it a highly functional and versatile choice for gear organisation and protection. With its lightweight shell/pad construction, padded walls, and modular dividers, you can efficiently arrange and safeguard your belongings.

Additionally, the pack offers a dedicated rear compartment for laptops or hydration bladders, an admin organiser panel for pens, multi-tools, SD cards, tablets, and more, as well as multiple MOLLE webbing for attaching extra gear.

For comfort, the main strap is padded with 3-D air mesh, and the abrasion-resistant moulded back pad not only adjusts to your spine but also enhances ventilation, ensuring a pleasant carrying experience even during extended use.

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[gr8brandz]

Huwai Tas Ransel Mountaineering 60L

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====================================================Spesifikasi: Merek: Huwai Material: Nylon Dimensi: Sekitar 61 x 37 x 21 cm Kapasitas: 60 L Gender: Unisex

Informasi Tas ini memiliki kualitas yang melebihi ekspektasi dari harganya itu sendiri, Anda akan mendapatkan tas ransel terjangkau yang dibekali fitur tahan air dan material yang kuat. Fisiknya yang begitu kekar dan kuat, sangat erat dengan desainnya yang bergaya militer.

Fitur Waterproof Anda tak perlu direpotkan dengan raincover bag, saat hujan tiba. Tas menggunakan bahan nylon yang yang dilengkapi fitur tahan air atau waterproof, sehingga melindungi bagian dalam dalam tas Anda, terutama saat Anda menyimpan barang-barang gadget seperti laptop, kamera, dan smartphone.

High Material Dengan menggunakan bahan nylon dan juga untuk bagian lining-nya menggunakan polyester, tas punggung sangat cocok bagi Anda tengah mencari tas yang kuat, awet, dan tahan lama. Bahkan, tas laptop ini tak mudah diseset oleh pisau dan benda tajam lainnya.

Many Slot Selain memiliki kompartemen utama yang cukup besar, tas ransel ini dilengkapi dengan banyak slot yang bisa Anda gunakan untuk menyimpan barang-barang kecil seperti peralatan tulis, botol air minum, maupun gadget smartphone dan tablet.

Comportable and Ergonomics Jangan dilihat dari fisiknya yang begitu kekar dan kuat, Tas ransel ini juga sisi kelembutan dan kenyamanan saat Anda pakai sebagai tas backpack. Sirkulasi udara yang mengalir di sela-sela bodi tas, juga akan mengurangi hawa panas dan gerah di punggung Anda saat mengenakan tas ini.

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[flymeandtiememaam2]

The Search

Japanese Airlines stewardess, Asami Yoshida, was convinced the arrogant passenger had stolen not only drinks from the galley, but also her personal laptop, but she couldn’t prove it. But when she unexpectedly encountered the smirking man in the foyer of Tokyo Airport, the enraged flight attendant dispensed with protocol. “I want to search your bag!” the young woman demanded. The passenger simply sneered at her. “Get lost, witch!” he told her. “If you want it, come and get it !” and he assumed a martial arts offensive posture. Asami simply looked at him coldly and in one deft movement, she ripped her uniform skirt to its waistline, giving ample stretch room, and a seductive view of her shapely nyloned legs, then kicked off her shoes.

“What?” the passenger muttered, confused. “Are you crazy?” WHAP! The next thing the man knew was that he was flat on his back, planted there by an effortless kick to the jaw by the skilled stewardess. While the passenger lay there groaning, Asami seized his bag, rifled through it and soon revealed several whisky miniatures, four debit cards, three phones and her precious lap top.

“Next time maybe you’ll hand over your bag to a flight attendant so she can search it when asked, without getting tough, my friend. It will save you a lot of pain and humiliation!” the woman laughed, hauling the dazed man to his feet with one hand while removing her uniform neckscarf with the other. The beaten passenger said nothing as Asami tightly tied his hands behind his back while people in the foyer stared. “Next stop the police station, I think, thief!” the victorious stewardess told her bewildered captive with a smile.

Source: Screenshot from the video Easy Way to Fight with Skirt On, posted on YouTube by Girl Say Yar!

[ashintheairlikesnow]

Nooooooo! Fiiiinnnn😭 My poor boy😢

Will he ever get a happy ending (serious question)?

I guess that depends on how you look at it... But here, Anon, let me give you a Soft Finn Moment.

-

Somewhere in the Blue Ridge Mountains, present day

Outside, the birds were singing.

Finn kept his eyes closed as long as he could, lying on his back in his sleeping bag. The air on his face had a biting chill, but between sleeping bag, blanket, and the cats, he felt warm enough to barely notice.

"Guten morgen, Mutterchen," He murmured, wriggling one hand up and out of the bag to find the perfect softness of Little Mother's head. She had curled up on his chest, and when he rubbed his thumb behind one of her ears she began a rumbling purr he could feel right through the nylon sleeping bag.

Her kittens were already up and moving, pawing idly at the cloth and rope toys he'd left to hopefully keep their attention. They fought with clumsy enthusiasm, nipped playfully at each other's ears and tail, pounced with more joy than dignity to hunt the brightly colored toy mice scattered around them.

He had always wanted to see the Appalachian Mountains, always wanted to sleep within their ancient rounded tops, shielded by land older than the advent of bones.

His cell phone was turned off. His laptop turned off. He'd left the truck parked at a campground and hiked six miles to stay here, carrying Little Mother and her kittens all the way.

His legs ached, but he was used to that. Here, at least, he could stretch them as much as he wanted.

He let his eyes open, looking over to where the sun shone bright through the canvas tent.

No one knew he was here.

They wouldn't know where to look if he just vanished into the forest, to join all the other bodies and bones eaten by the woods, made into a part of them.

Noah would never know what happened to him, but he'd probably come looking for his truck.

Finn sighed and groaned, shifting to sit up and watching mournfully as Little Mother leaped gracefully away, tail up and curled like a question mark, wanting her breakfast.

"Three more days," He said to her, and she blinked slowly at him. One of her kittens pawed at her. She ignored it. "Three days only. Then we'll call Noah. Hm?"

Her tail flicked, once. She blinked again.

Finn sighed. "He will be very upset with me."

Still... until then, he could stay right here and listen to the birds.

[daisiesonafield-blog]

Info for Faith In The Future World Tour SIOUX FALLS, SD - JUN 19 2023

With special guests THE SNUTS & ANDREW CUSHIN!

Important Times:

5:00 PM – Parking Opens 

6:00 PM - Doors Open

7:10 PM - Andrew Cushin

8:00 PM - The Snuts

9:00 PM - Louis Tomlinson

Times are all approximate and subject to change.

General admission (pit tickets):

All seats, there’s no need to line up!

Check the venue’s socials for updates!

🔆⚠️ EXTREME TEMPERATURE ADVISORY ⚠️🔆

VERY HIGH TEMPERATURES EXPECTED: temperatures are expected to be in the high 90s! Prepare accordingly!

Hydrate before the show, while waiting in line and during the show

For optimal hydration drink something with electrolytes such as Gatorade or LiquidIV

Wear sunscreen!

Eat well!

Here are important policies:

The venue is CASHLESS! Pay with cards only!

Parking: There are several options for parking on-site, including four public parking lots located around the complex that are free year-round. Prices vary for premium parking. Parking info and map here

ADA info here 

Cameras: Still cameras are allowed. Professional photographic and video equipment may be prohibited for some concerts and special events unless otherwise approved in writing from facility/event management. Please contact our administration office at (605) 367-7288 for event-specific information.

Water: All water bottles that enter our facility must be completely clear. Water bottles must be empty upon entry.

NO outside food or beverages

NO smoking

NO alcohol

NO Animals (except service animals)

NO Marijuana or any cannabis products

NO drugs

NO Coolers

NO Glass, Metal, or Hard Plastic Containers

NO knives, firearms, Brass knuckles, Tasers & mace/pepper spray or weapons of any kind

NO strollers, baby carriages, or car seats are permitted in general seating areas

NO Fireworks

NO Laptops

NO Lawn chairs

NO Selfie sticks

NO Laser Pointers/flashlights

NO Liquids of any kind 

There is NO RE-ENTRY!

VIEW VENUE MAP 

VIEW SEAT MAP

*This list is not exhaustive. Items not appearing on the list may still be prohibited at the discretion of Security

For more details click here 

Bag Policy:

Clear one (1) gallon zipper lock type bag allowed.

A clear stadium bag that is no larger than 12” x 12” x 6” is an acceptable alternative to the zipper lock type bag.

Clutch bags, fanny packs, and over-the-shoulder packs, (4.5” x 6.5” or smaller) that have a single over the shoulder, or cross-body strap that are made of a canvas, nylon, or leather material are permitted (don't need to be clear).

Chain straps are not allowed.

Tinted bags are not permitted.

Opaque bags larger than 4.5” x 6.5” will not be allowed in any of our venues. Patrons who are in possession of items that are larger than this bag size shall be denied entry. 

No oversized bags, backpacks, or duffel bags.

Ticketed guests are permitted to bring in one (1) bag only.

For more details click here and here

Banners, signs and flag policy:

No posters or large signs.

No flags/signs with poles.

More here

Contact:

For additional questions please call the venue at (605)367-7288. You can also access their website. Email: info@premier-center.com Check their twitter here and IG here for updates. Address: 1201 N. West Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57104. Venue: Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, Sioux Falls Arena And Convention Center.

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[octuscle]

Dear Chronivac Support

Is chronivac active or shut down? I'm a wealthy guy looking for some fun and adventure. There is a hot Latin poolboy in our neighborhood inspiring me to enjoy holidays as a latino. I searched the internet and found eric gustavo Oliveira as hot guy. A spring break as a latino like him would be great. I hope I can swap back later?

I recommend Chronivac Travel for this. I have a very cool offer for Cartagena. If you allow, I will put everything together for you. You don't even have to pack. You get your luggage with your boarding pass at the American counter in JFK.

The flight departs at 06:50. So, according to your habit, you will be at the airport at 05:50. But sorry, you fly low cost in economy. Fortunately for you, we have already checked you in and checked your luggage. Here are your boarding pass and your backpack. You can give me your Louis Vuitton laptop bag, you won't need it for the next two weeks.

The queue at the security check is annoying. You are used to the fast lane. But I want you to have the ultimate Latino experience. Of course, your backpack will be patted down. Grinning, the officer flips through the Spanish gay magazines. He asks you something in Spanish. You begin to regret the whole action.

Before boarding, you have just enough time to get a beer and a sandwich for the first leg to Miami. You look for your wallet. Actually, it should be in the inside pocket of your jacket. But you realize you're not wearing a jacket anymore. Shit, did you forget it at the security checkpoint? But why do you have the hip bag hanging in front of your chest? You look, there is a cheap nylon purse. With a cannabis leaf in front of the Colombian flag on it. And inside, next to your Colombian ID and driver's license, a few old dollar bills. And a credit card. Apparently your name is now Diego Gonzales. When you ask the flight attendant at boarding if you could get an upgrade, you can hardly remember the English words. The flight attendant does not understand your request, but smiles friendly and tells you in broken Spanish your row and your seat.

Fuck, the lad next to you is a real beauty. You find it hard not to look at him all the time. At some point he asks you in English, smiling, when you are already on approach, if Miami is your destination. You shake your head, show your chest and answer "I Cartagena home". He answers you "You follow me". You understood that. And you do that in Miami in the airport. With a little distance. But the splendid ass always in view. The man disappears in a toilet. You follow. The door to a stall is a little bit open. You open the door and behind it the stallion is already waiting with his pants down. You understand the command. You kneel on the dirty floor and blow the fellow. He moans a little too loud for this place. Someone rants something about gay perverts. Your seat neighbor blows his load in your face. But even that is not new for you. You lick the hard-on skillfully clean, suck off the last drop and stow the cock in his pants. Without giving you a glance, the fellow throws you a few dollar bills. And quickly leaves the toilet. Almost 50 dollars. Not bad. You would have done the blow job for free. But now you should hurry to get to your connecting flight.

On the flight to Cartagena, you'll finally get your upgrade. Crossing business class on the way to your seat, you make eye contact with a gentleman in row 2 for a little too long. And no sooner have you stowed your carry-on luggage than a flight attendant stands next to you and tells you with a wink that your uncle in row 2 invites you to spend the flight next to him. As soon as you reach cruising altitude, your newfound uncle invites you to become a member of the Mile High Club. He raises the privacy screen, activates the "do not disturb" sign. And unbuttons his pants. An upgrade to business class. And $600 in freshly printed bills. Your stock is soaring.

Home at last! Three weeks of vacation in your homeland, until you have to go back to the gringos. Where vacation means you'll be working at the Bomba Beach Club. In the service. And maybe there will be some extra income. Usually the three weeks are enough to pay your rent for half a year in New Jersey. Whereby it certainly won't be long before your mother will ask again if you wouldn't like to find yourself a nice young Colombian and be happy here.

You are already smiling at the thought. Your parents have picked you up from the airport, you have freshened up and are already wearing your work clothes. Your vacation begins with the evening shift. That is good. Then the tips are more generous. It's going to be a great three weeks! Thank you for traveling with Chronivac.

[tirumphlover]

How to Customize Your Triumph Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 x with New 25 Genuine Accessories

Introduction

Triumph recently introduced two new models in its classic lineup: the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400. These Triumph motorcycles are inspired by the retro style of the Speed Twin 900 and Scrambler 900 but offer a more affordable and easy entry into the Triumph motorcycle brand. They also come with a wide range of original accessories that allow you to customize your motorcycle according to your taste, comfort, needs, and preferences. Here are some of the best accessories for the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400.

Bar-end mirrors

One of the easiest ways to change the look of your bike is to swap the standard mirrors with bar-end mirrors. These mirrors are mounted on the ends of the handlebar and give your bike a sleek and stylish appearance. They also provide a better rear view and reduce vibrations. You can choose between a black or chrome finish for the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400.

Double-barrel silencers

The double-barrel silencers are a good choice if you want your bike to sound more powerful and athletic. These silencers feature a brushed appearance and are composed of stainless steel. They generate an exhaust noise that is deep and throaty and fits the personality of the bikes. Both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400 can use them.

Teardrop-shaped LED indicators

Another way to add some flair to your bike is to replace the standard indicators with teardrop-shaped LED indicators. These indicators are small, elegant, and bright. They also consume less power and last longer than conventional bulbs. They are available in black or chrome finish and can be fitted on both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400.

Top box, pannier, and tank bag

If you need more storage space on your bike, you can choose from a variety of luggage options. The top box is a lockable case that can be mounted on the rear rack of the bike. It has a capacity of 30 litres and can fit a full-face helmet. The pannier is a rugged bag that can be attached to the side of the bike. It has a capacity of 15 litres and can fit a laptop or a tablet. The tank bag is a nylon bag that can be secured to the fuel tank of the bike. It has a capacity of 10 litres and can fit a smartphone or a wallet

Front-fly screen

If you want to reduce wind blasts and improve aerodynamics, you can install a front-fly screen on your bike. This polycarbonate shield covers the headlight and deflects air away from your chest. It also enhances the look of your bike by giving it a sporty touch. The front-fly screen is available as an optional accessory for both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400.

Sump guard

If you want to protect your engine from rocks, debris, and other hazards, you can equip your bike with a sump guard. This is an aluminum plate that covers the bottom of your engine and prevents damage from impacts. It also adds some ruggedness to your bike’s appearance. The sump guard is available as an optional accessory for both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400 x.

Radiator guard

If you want to keep dirt, bugs, and stones from clogging or puncturing your radiator, you can install a radiator guard on your bike. This radiator's front is covered with a metal mesh that lets air through while obstructing foreign things. Adding some texture and contrast, it also makes your bike look better. The Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400 both have the radiator guard as an optional extra.

Engine bars

If you want to minimize the damage to your bike in case of a fall or a crash, you can install engine bars on your bike. These are metal tubes that surround your engine and act as a buffer against impacts. They also provide some extra support for your legs and feet. The engine bars are available as an optional accessory for both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400.

Quilted seat

If you want to enhance your comfort and style, you can replace the stock seat with a quilted seat. This seat has a soft and plush texture that provides more cushioning and support. It also has a diamond-stitched pattern that adds some elegance and class to your bike. The quilted seat is available as an optional accessory for both the Speed 400 and the Scrambler 400.

Headlight grille

If you want to give your bike a more rugged and adventurous look, you can add a headlight grille to your bike. This is a wire-mesh cover that protects your headlight from stones, branches, and other obstacles. It also gives your bike a distinctive appearance that sets it apart from other bikes. The headlight grille is available as an optional accessory for the Speed 400 and as a standard feature for the Scrambler 400.

Conclusion

Triumph Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 are two exciting new models that offer a lot of potential for customization. With over 25 genuine accessories, you can make your bike suit your personality, needs, and preferences. Whether you want to make your bike more stylish, comfortable, functional, or protective, there is an accessory for you and your lovely bike.

[paved-un-paved]

Review: f-stop Gear Loka 37L Backpack

My wife says I have too many camera bags, while I always feel that there's room for at least one more. A bag for every situation, right? But it's good that she tells me that; it keeps me in check, because otherwise we might have a room full of packs and bags. As a result, I tend to "try out" a pack for a while and, if it doesn't fit my flow when I'm out there, I put it out back on the market and get something else. I tend to buy gently used, or last year's model, to save a little. And that's why this review is for a pack that is no longer sold new, f-stop's Loka - but you can buy the newer ultralight (UL) version from their site, and from all accounts, it's an improvement on an already impressive pack.

I had always gravitated toward the f-stop brand: rugged, durable, good-looking camera packs made for photographers who push their gear more than most, and who might need to pack more than most. Before covering endurance sports, I was happy to shoot with just one camera body and a couple of lenses. Now I wouldn't want to shoot a cycling race without my two Nikon bodies at hand, one with an ultrawide lens and the other with a tele. I also like to use HSS flash, on or off-camera, so I need the battery pack to go with it. And all the other usual stuff: batteries, cards, snacks, cords, and so on. I tried the Lowepro Whistler 350 for about a year, and always came home with a backache. Great pack, but hoofing it around a race course all day made every one of its pain points terribly apparent. After some patient searching, I found a used Loka 37L at a good price, and "traded up", as I do.

If you know about f-stop bags, then you've probably heard about their modular design. While some might say that buying inserts separately from the pack adds to the expense of a new bag, it's part of what makes these backpacks special - and cost-effective. How many times have you found a pack that seemed just right on the outside, but you really wished the inside compartment had been designed completely differently? With the Loka (and all of f-stop's other packs) you can pick the insert from their selection of Internal Camera Units (ICU's) that best fits what you want to carry. For me, the Pro Large ICU fits everything just right. So that fits a Nikon D4 with 70-200/4 attached, a Nikon Z 6 with an ultrawide on it, a GoPro, a flash, and accessories. All very well protected in the ICU, accessible by a big zippered flap on the back of the pack. Then there's a bunch of room on top of the ICU, which you can reach easily through the top zipper. Here I keep a rain jacket for me, one for the camera, and an f-stop Accessory Pouch. There is still room in there for more - including my laptop, in its own protected pocket.

Now on the outside of the Loka, there is a small top zippered pocket. This holds my snacks, business cards, and sunscreen. On the front, there is a large compartment with plenty of room for my battery pouches. Two side pockets hold my big Nalgene bottle on one side, and the tripod on the other. Some quick specs on the original f-stop Loka 37L

37 liter capacity

Weight: 3.45lbs (without ICU)

Meets international carry on size specifications

Designed to fit up to a Pro Large ICU

Aluminum internal frame

EVA padded waist and shoulder pads

DWR treated, 330D double Ripstop Nylon with 1500mm Polyurethane coating

Heavy-duty zippers

Honestly, there is so much versatile carrying capacity in the Loka that it's easy to just cram it with stuff, but I have been pretty good about keeping it light. Things like the laptop don't go on races or hikes with me, but it's great to be able to transport it from home to the Jeep or elsewhere without having to take another bag or case just for it. Speaking of hikes, I could see myself going on a thru-hike in the Grand Canyon in this pack, with a smaller ICU inside for just one camera body, and the rest of the bag to hold all the camping essentials. I even have f-stop's tough Gatekeeper straps, designed to clip onto the outside of the pack so I could strap down a sleeping bag, mat, and whatever else. (The snazzy Gatekeeper straps you see here, and all the orange accents, are part of the Nasturtium color kit I have on my pack.)

So how comfortable is the Loka? It takes a little adjustment, but once dialed in, the pack is pretty easy on my back, even when weighed down with everything I might carry in it. The waist belt really helps, as do the padded shoulder straps, but it's the internal aluminum frame that makes carrying this big backpack a lot easier than it ought to be. I've lugged it around during all-day races on a hilly course, and didn't end up with a sore back.

The pack really is tough, too. It gets emptied out and tossed to the side at races, hung from trees or railings, dragged through branches and brush on hikes through the Florida Everglades, and pulled in and out of the Jeep several times a day. The Loka is up for all that and a whole lot worse.

The best thing I can say about the f-stop Loka? It's the only backpack I've had that I have not thought of replacing.