Comments on: Saddleback Leather Company Man Bag Giveaway

By: Tibet Travel

Tibet Travel — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:09:13 +0000

Sometimes when I’ve left a comment on a blog, the blog owner has then sent me a personal thank you email.
I’ve always found this overkill. However, it is nice when the blog owner leave a reply to your published comment. even if it is just a simple, Nice that you dropped by hope to see you again.

Good manners cost nothing and I always go back to check on pages where I’ve left comments

By: tiffany

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By: jordan

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By: Peter

Peter — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 04:55:10 +0000

I have yet to find a man bag that covers all aspects of being a man bag. Most bags today don’t have the look and feel of things made with care. I’ve been looking for a great man bag for the past ten years and have yet to find one that lasts more than a year or being that I am pretty rough with my bags. Granted I have never paid more than $100 for a bag, perhaps that’s where I’ve gone wrong.

By: Bob

Bob — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 16:21:44 +0000

Traveler’s Insurance. Can’t tell you how many times I have had to assist a tourist with contacting family, friends, church, social clubs to beg for money to get a family member home after they fell ill on a trip. As little a $100 traveler’s insurance can save you a $65,000USD air ambulance bill.

By: Aaron Poch

Aaron Poch — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 23:24:38 +0000

I was converted to the usefulness of a man bag when I was given my first Fossil Messenger bag. Now I never leave home without a laptop, a moleskine or two, and everything else I need. A real man can pull off a man bag any day.

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By: Daniel

Daniel — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 22:37:48 +0000

In my own “man bag” I carry the following:

Multi-tool
Pen and Sharpie
Small notebook
USB Stick
Lighter
Bandaids, Alcohol swabs
Comb
Duct tape (comes in handy)
A few feet of paracord

By: Stan Duke

Stan Duke — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:25:32 +0000

If the briefcase is being used for business….and not necessarily travel…..throw in an extra pair of shoelaces for each color needed; a small,portable stapler; extra pens; company letterhead and envelopes; stamps; a spare handkerchief (since we men let them “keep it” if we give it to someone else to use — give it away without a spare and you won’t have one any longer); and pre-packaged cleaning towelettes — cleans hands AND spots off shirts.

I learned to have most of the above from necessity. Experience is a great teacher.

By: Fred Neal

Fred Neal — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 23:45:33 +0000

It seems that as soon as i get a notice that you are have a contest some one has already won. Does not seem fair to me.

By: Mike Gladysz

Mike Gladysz — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 01:05:54 +0000

I won’t presume to tell any of you what to pack in your briefcase, your duffle bag or the trunk of your car, but for some real inspiration on just how to pick the stuff you pack I suggest you read A Pirate Looks at Fifty by Jimmy Buffett, Section III, the Chapter titled Blame It on Lord Baden-Powell. The sage Mr. Buffett provides a listing of the items he carries in his flight bag along with a very readable account of just how these particular contents came to be. A unique blend of sentiment, practicality and manliness offered up with island ease.
When you’ve read this section, go to page 1 and read the whole book. It’s a reflective tale full of references to Hemingway, Twain, John Wayne, fishing, and reverence for your old man.
Jimmy Buffett as master of the Art of Manliness – and how to pack your stuff!

By: Clayton Crabtree

Clayton Crabtree — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 00:55:20 +0000

Since steady, reasonable employment is something relatively recent in my life, I still have a lot of cheap college solutions. One is my drab canvas gas-mask satchel I carry around everywhere I go. In it are my absolute essentials: moleskin notebook with passport folded into it, and a mini-golf style pencil rubber banded to it; removable bicycle tail and head lamps; altoids tin (urban) survival kit; iphone; wallet; pocket knife; handkerchief; on a locking carabiner a flash drive, spare keys, pen light, and an M33 can opener!

I’d love to win one of these bags!

By: Randy Newlin

Randy Newlin — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 00:20:40 +0000

I had a nice soft side leather brief bag that over the years has seen way to many miles. Aside from the usual extra paper, pen/pencil, business cards …. because of the “job” anything from handcuffs to extra ammo., portable radio, flashlight all the junk a cop carries get tossed into it. Also add a sampling of the “official forms” that the gov’t requires us to fill out —- wish I was a TV cop, they never have any paperwork to do!

By: Andrew Jelesiewicz

Andrew Jelesiewicz — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:35:13 +0000

Here’s what I keep in my bag: laptop, zebra pen:black, green, red (different colors for different shifts worked), pocket knife, small LED flashlight, stethoscope, BP Cuff, small pad of paper, mechanical pencil, eraser, nursing school books, flint and steel (over kill i know, its the boyscout in me), micra tool, thank you cards, stamps. Many of the reference books i need access to are actually on my blackberry, which also serves as a calculator in a pinch. alcohol hand rub gel, chewing gum.

By: Andrew Jelesiewicz

Andrew Jelesiewicz — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:33:43 +0000