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                                                9th April 08, 10:14 AM
                                        
                                
                                
                                        
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					I never had that 'un-manly' feeling when using my 8 year old messenger bag from Dakine.  It is an excellent bag, as it was made with ballistic nylon and it is water resistant.  The bag is very versatile.  I use it for bike riding, motorcycling, carrying lunch to work, and carrying my stuff when around town.  
 That 'un-manly' feeling may have something that you don't see lots of guys using a bag like that.  Lot of guys use shoulder/messenger bags because not every one drives and they need something to haul their stuff.  Shoulder/messenger bags offer easy access.
 
 Just get one ans use it daily.  you just may start a new trend in your neighbourhood.
 
	
 
	
	
 
	
	
	
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