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Old 27 Jun 17, 09:08 PM  
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Old 28 Jun 17, 11:49 AM  
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I have a kiping multiple, I love it and can fit so much in it, also I tend to chop and change from using it as a bumbag and across the body bag.
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Old 29 Jun 17, 10:21 AM  
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I have persuaded the BF to get me a Longchamp Le Pliage backpack for the parks as they're waterproof and fold up to go in the suitcase...

However, seeing the Decathalon bag for a fraction of he price I might get that instead - plus it's a bit more gender neutral so he might be persuaded to carry it
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Old 29 Jun 17, 04:03 PM  
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We were thinking of bumbags to keep things accessible and out of the way, has anyone done this?
DW normally takes a small rucksack, a few years ago I picked up a bumbag with netting bottle holders each side of it. Great for carrying essentials and water bottles to sip throughout the day
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Old 29 Jun 17, 04:27 PM  
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I take a smallish Kipling bag that fits essentials in (purse, camera, phone, lip balm etc.) and then DH carries a lightweight backpack with the non-essentials in (suncream, ponchos etc). Whilst there are bags that fit everything in, I find it too annoying to have to search amongst a load of stuff to find one thing that you need frequently.
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Old 30 Jun 17, 10:22 PM  
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Originally Posted by simbamad View Post
I have a kiping multiple, I love it and can fit so much in it, also I tend to chop and change from using it as a bumbag and across the body bag.
What do you generally carry in it? I was all set to go buy one in the sale but when I went to the shop to see one I was shocked how small it was. I thought I'd just about get a bottle of water in. Do they just come in the one size?
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I'm being thick now sorry - £2.49 0r £249 !?!?!?
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Old 1 Jul 17, 04:41 PM  
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I'm being thick now sorry - £2.49 0r £249 !?!?!?
The Arpenaz one is £2.49
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I'm being thick now sorry - £2.49 0r £249 !?!?!?
I've just had a look and it did say £249! There was no decimal point between the 2 and 4.
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I've just had a look and it did say £249! There was no decimal point between the 2 and 4.
Looking at the rest of their site I think that's the style in which they write their prices - It is a large 2 (pounds) and a small 4 and 9 (pence)

Or else they've cottoned on to the fact The Dibb raves about this bag and have bumped the prices up
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