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Hahaha I love the Valise...with the imprint of a gun. Too cool!
Greg 05/11/2009
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$800 for a carry-on? Aux barricades!
David Korman 05/19/2009
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This one with the bas relief of a revolver is cute in a "cloak and dagger" 60's spy throwback kind of way. I like the idea a lot. But terribly socially irresponsible, from a safety point of view. Two things could happen if people start traveling with these things... First, they'll freak out airport security as the x-ray machines pick up the gun shape due to the slight differences in thickness, etc. (i.e. I don't think the machine sees only metal vs. non-metal). Secondly, God forbid that these really take off in popularity - then the security staff could become lax about checking for things shaped like guns, thinking "oh yeah, prolly just one of those suitcases with the gun design."
Brad 05/19/2009
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this zh profile bag is great value for such a refined, sophisticated and modern design. It's understated elegance at a very approachable price. gorm
gorm 05/19/2009
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Remember LeSportsac? Weighs next to nothing and you can fit a ton of clothes into the weekenders and still get it in the smallest of overheads compartments even on regional jets!
Stevie 05/25/2009
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Funny, I bought the same bag minus the leather handles from American Apparel for $17 three years ago. Weekend Bag indeed. I spent the extra $210 on Mai Thais poolside.
JC 06/12/2009
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