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Hot! JanSport''''s number 1 selling pack. Great color selections! I bought this bag for my daughter for her first year of high school. We were actually looking for a red bag and settled for the pink when we could not find that color (after I ordered this bag, we saw a red one in a mall in a different city). The bag has been a good one, the only problem my daughter had with the bag is after a short while, the pink began to discolor and although in every other way, the bag was good, it did not look good. It looked old very fast. Anyway, thanks for your concern. As far as bags go, JanSport is all we buy and think it is a great product. Think Pink! JanSport''''s hottest bag of 2001/2002 is the pink Velocity, as worn by the singer Pink. Her latest ablum M!SSUNDAZTOOD is on the charts and the pack is as hot as ever! My daughter will use the Velocity bag from Jan Sport for school. She start next week, but has had all her school supplies packed in it for several weeks. She can''''t wait to use it! It will be big enough to last her for several years. JanSport. Eastpak.

A serious expedition style extra-large gear/travel duffel. Perfect for extended vacations or gear-intensive expeditions. very rugged, adjustable, sturdy wheels and handles, and generally miles above the other wheeled duffles I looked at - no comparison. I will probably also purchase the smaller size for shorter trips and just give up suitcases altogether. A must-have for workout fanatics, the revamped Locker Bag has a redesigned door, more durable fabric and more eye-popping colors than ever before. I''''ve been a traveling tennis player for 20 years and this bag is the best thing I''''ve found for organizing my attire and accessories. I carry it in my trunk and I am now prepared to play at a moments notice. I no longer find my deodorant or toothpaste smeared over my shirts or stuck in my shoe. I can go away for a week at a time without checking luggage. I would nominate this bag for a place in the luggage hall of fame! A 3-4 day gear/travel duffel with a drop-bottomed compartment for extra storage. Also converts to backpack carry.

This bag has some good design ideas, and some poor ones. I love the idea of access to the open area (sandwiched between the two zippered compartments). It''''s a perfect place for cell phone and keys. But the Velcro does NOT hold the open compartment closed. And because the handle is attached to the back wall of the bag, the weight of the contents make the bag lop-sided when you hold it by the handle. The bag slips onto the shoulders very easily, and the bag rides very comfortably on your back. Someday these bag designers are going to remember to attach the handles at the center of the bag, but as the size of the bag is perfect, I''''ve got my local cobbler designing a fix for the Velcro problem. And I''''ll live with the weight and balance problem, because obviously, most of the time the bag is either on my back or on my shoulder.