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All these exaggerated water guns out today with gadgets that are worthless. What happend to the supersoaker back in the day? Pump in the front, yellow/green with the water tube in the back.
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Anyone that has the backpack, or the ones you can place a tube in a pool and have limitless water! MAKE IT RAIN!
Anyone that has the backpack, or the ones you can place a tube in a pool and have limitless water! MAKE IT RAIN!
What size/type of personal luggage works well for keeping with you on the plane?
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I know that most airlines these days let you bring one carry-on bag and a personal item, which can be something like a laptop case. My question is regarding the personal item, which I'll carry with me rather than stowing above my head. It'll have an assortment of gadgets and things that I want to get to while I'm on the plane or in the airport. I'm wondering what size/type of bag works best for having with you that can go on the floor by your legs? In the past I've brought a photography bag that was roughly a 1-foot cube, but it was a bit awkward in terms of leg room. Is the size/shape of a laptop case the best way to go or is there something better? It seems like you could just put your legs over it and have it right up against your seat on the floor. Thanks for any good tips.
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During flight, something that fits under your knees is indeed a good idea. But during takeoffs and landings, that personal item must be under the seat in front of you.
On my last two trips, my camera bag was my carry on. It's the backpack style, and it easily holds two bodies, 3 lenses, and a bunch of other accessories. If I leave one of the bodies home, that section of the pack is great for holding a few other small items. My iPad, passport, etc fit in an outer zippered pocket. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Deluxe-Backpack-200EG-Cameras/dp/B00009R6TA
It fits under the seat, but I do bring it out and put it up against the seat under my knees during the flight to give me more room for my feet.
During flight, something that fits under your knees is indeed a good idea. But during takeoffs and landings, that personal item must be under the seat in front of you.
On my last two trips, my camera bag was my carry on. It's the backpack style, and it easily holds two bodies, 3 lenses, and a bunch of other accessories. If I leave one of the bodies home, that section of the pack is great for holding a few other small items. My iPad, passport, etc fit in an outer zippered pocket. http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Deluxe-Backpack-200EG-Cameras/dp/B00009R6TA
It fits under the seat, but I do bring it out and put it up against the seat under my knees during the flight to give me more room for my feet.
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