Slappa MASK backpack holds a ton of gear

Brian Ambrozy 19 Dec, 2010 at 9:36pm ET Article published in Tech

Comments

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   20 Dec 2010 ~ 8:57am Cliff_Forster Love the fast unpack/repack and the music selection. Nice stuff. The Slappa website does have allot of practical stuff for digital storage. The CD/DVD binders are a few dollars more than you would spend in your local FYE, but everything they make is top notch, constructed well, really designed to protect your gear for a lifetime. When you look at what you pull out of that backpack, there has to be at least a few grand worth of gear in that thing, so spending an extra 30% for a carry and storage tool that is top notch only makes good practical sense. You save one broken lens, or keep from smashing a charger it pretty much pays for itself.
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   20 Dec 2010 ~ 3:40pm QuadWhore $116.99 Is not much money at all for a quality, high feature backpack. This thing is well worth the money. I wish to buy it.
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   20 Dec 2010 ~ 3:42pm Sledgehammer70 I felt robbed paying for the $50 packpack I had that would hold just about as much stuff as the one shown here.
   
   The cool thing this backpack has over the one I had is the removeable top piece. But $100+ for a backpack? you must be a person to use this daily to make the purchase worth it, and I love that Brian focues this reiew on people who would use it daily. Koodos!
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   20 Dec 2010 ~ 3:47pm QuadWhore

   Sledgehammer70 wrote:

   I felt robbed paying for the $50 packpack I had that would hold just about as much stuff as the one shown here.
   
   The cool thing this backpack has over the one I had is the removeable top piece. But $100+ for a backpack? you must be a person to use this daily to make the purchase worth it, and I love that Brian focues this reiew on people who would use it daily. Koodos!

   
   That's a good point. Using this a backpack like this daily would be worth the hundred dollars in my opinion. Not using it frequently however would be a waste of money.
   
   Also, fantastic review nonetheless.
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   22 Dec 2010 ~ 11:38am drasnor Does it have a frame? I've been looking for a school backpack that can hold textbooks and laptops that has a proper frame for ages.
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   22 Dec 2010 ~ 12:38pm primesuspect No, it doesn't have a frame.