Park bag

I guess now we’ll never know. Sad.

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I think adding the carabiner is a perfect solution for you. You have the hand held when you want it, and can be hands-free when you need it.

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:rofl:

243 replies, and lost at the very beginning is the solution to banged knees, misshapen clavicles, and not enough hands to drink frappucinos…how do you feel about fanny packs / hip packs / whatever you’d like to call them? (If cargo shorts are stuck in the '90s, these remind me way too much of the '80s, so I haven’t gotten on board with their revival yet, but others may like them?)

Just please don’t wear it like this! Not cool.
https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/shop/nike-heritage-air-max-belt-bag?category=SEARCHRESULTS&color=001

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I don’t want things attached to my body. In the heat and humidity I find them very uncomfortable.

It’s really not a great burden to carry a bag. During my first trip, the Minnie Mouse tote was vastly larger and heavier than my current proposed solution and I had no difficulty carrying that around.

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Ok, I will admit it… I bookmarked your response. I am actually considering getting one. I am an old lady. I will wear purple and a fanny pack…

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Also, they’re not flattering on the fuller-figured gentleman.

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Fanny packs are never flattering.

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@sanstitre_has_left_the_building
@ryan1
My DH had cataracts removed from both eyes a decade ago and was thrilled that he no longer had to wear glasses.
Well, except for reading glasses. He carries around 6-8 pairs of reading glasses in various strengths. We all tease him constantly about “not wearing glasses anymore”!
I prefer to put one pair on my face that works for everything.

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Which is why I can’t get on board with their recent revival. But since there were so many concerns about @sanstitre_has_left_the_building banging his knees. etc., I thought I’d throw it out there. :slight_smile:

I’ve done some practice walking around holding the bag and there was remarkably little knee-banging going on. My arm naturally falls at an angle away from my body, so it’s really not an issue. And the bag and its contents are soft.

I wasn’t really concerned about his knees. I just knew it would annoy him if people weren’t delighted with his new bag.

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I wouldn’t think there would be. And I knew everyone was just giving you a hard time anyway. :slight_smile: I think it’s a good solution!

You’re going on my list.

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See? That’s all I wanted.

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Ooh, a list! I bet it’s a good list, like all the people he shares his Disney candy with.

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I was an only child. I don’t share.

I’m from the North of England — we don’t give stuff away.

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I’m also from the North of England. We show our affection by giving each other a hard time.

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Manchester is in the Midlands

Manchester is the epicentre of the Northern Powerhouse.