Which Backpack Do You Like Better

How do you make a new backpack look old?

Use it. The way it's not built to be used.Load it up, take a hike, or go backpacking, or throw it off the plane while you try to catch it.You never know, in the process of making it look old, you just might end up having a little bit of fun. Maybe even shit loads of stories.Just saying.If you like my answer, feel free to follow me on Instagram[1] , Facebook[2] , YouTube [3] - Pruthwik JanamattiFootnotes[1] Pruthwik Janamatti on Instagram: “Some luxuries come #free in life”[2] Pruthwik Janamatti[3] India With 100 Dollars | Solo Travel Vlog - YouTube

Should I turn down a better paying job offer to backpack with a girl I like throughout Asia for 2 months?

Ok, let me see if I have this straight…  You’re currently employed, and you have somehow built up 8 weeks of vacation time in the first three to four years of your career.Hypothetically possible, assuming you work for a company that allows you to carry 2 weeks of vacation over each year, and you haven’t taken vacation since you started (most companies give new hires 2 weeks of Leave on hire, and don’t negotiate more,) or you’re working for a new age company like Uber that has “Vacation on demand.”Somehow, you’re planning to take all that leave at once, and you believe that your boss is going to let you go out on a backpacking trip for two months and will approve the leave.Unlikely, even if you’re working for Uber.  I would certainly never approve that kind of leave for anyone who’s working for me - I can’t be down a person for almost 20% of the year and still meet my customer’s needs, and I’m going to have to hire a contractor.Family/Medical leave is one thing.  Backpacking through Asia is something totally different.  I would not approve this time off if you brought it to me.  I’ll approve two weeks if you’re taking it at the end of the year.  I’ll approve a month if you bring it to me six months in advance so we can plan around it and service the business…Coming back to the question: You’ve applied for a job with another company and got it.  Congrats!You’re asking that company to wait two months for you to start.Not… Going… To… Happen…With four total years of experience, when a company hires you, they need you NOW, unless the job isn��t all that important.  This would cause me to pull the offer I made to you.  I don’t care how good I think you are - you’re going to be impossible to manage.You’re also going to run head-on into your current company’s Leaver policy - in most companies, once you turn in your resignation, your vacation time is turned into a cash payout (and it’s taxable income, because the COMPANY pays the taxes on vacation time until you leave.)  In most companies, once you announce your resignation, you have ZERO vacation time available and any time you take off (unless it’s sick time, which has a different set of rules) is unpaid.Frankly, I think this is a troll question, but I’m answering it as if it were serious.Sorry my friend.  Get laid on your own time.  You don’t need to hike through Asia to do that.

Which is better, American Tourister or Wildcraft, in backpacks?

AT (American tourister) is a mid range baggage brand offering formal. Casual. Business and varied categories where as typically Wildcraft brand caters to more of adventure, all season (hiking,trekking, mountaineering) etcHence as a choice it totally depends what for you'd be using the luggage in parlance to>> what you would be putting inside>> where would you the it to>> weather conditions>> budgets>> purpose>> utility and seamless featuresSo to conclude both brands are 180 degree different then each other. It's like comparing a sedan to a SUV or MUVIn my opinion if you want a more vibrant. Sporty backpack with utility you could opt for Wildcraft and for more on formal and plain setup AT would rock.Happy back packing.Suyog

What is important for a backpack? If you use a backpack often, what do you like with it, and what do you not like? What do you think could be made to make the backpack better in ergonomy, usefulness, etc.? I’m designing a backpack for a schoolproject

Hello. I think it’s all about the function you want the backpack to perform, first and foremost. For example, you could have the most wonderful Sandqvist backpack and never get to use it properly if you live in a country where it rains a lot.I’ve always been someone that needs a functional backpack. Laptop friendly especially. Thus, the main buying decision I’ve always gone with has been the size of the main compartment and the protection it provides to a laptop. Once you’ve got past the functional aspects, you can then worry about form.The ergonomics of a backpack is very personal and really matter depending on how tall and broad you are. You also have to consider how much weight you intend to carry in your backpack as this definitely impacts the straps.Once you’ve tackled these couple of points then you can look at the aesthetics and finish of the product.If you follow this general flow of thinking, you’ll not be too far off making a good buying decision.Happy shopping!