Sweedish adventurer Aleksander Gamme took this video during a long treck to the South Pole. Along the way he burried excess items in snow drifts to keep his backpack light. The video was taken on day 86 and is of the retrieval of his final dropped bag of provisions. Lets just say packing a bag correctly can be more than importaint sometimes its vital. Thanks to Radiolab WNYC for putting us on to this. Listen to the podcast episode that refrences it and other blissful moments here.
Record Bags
Record bags made for DJs or record buying folks. DJ Backpacks and messenger bags meant for holding 7” records, 45's, LPs, 12" singles, and virtually any other vinyl record format you can think of.
DJs require a specific type of bag, and that’s why we make our bags to the specifications and needs of working class DJs. Large enough to hold all types of vinyl, and padded enough to provide peace of mind that your precious LPs will make it from one gig to the next, without a scratch. From our larger 45 bag, made to hold a large assortment of records, to our dj backpacks and dj messenger bags, that are able to hold records and other necessary items, like cables, and laptops, we’ve got all the needs of a working class DJ covered.
I would love to write a review about the bag, but I haven’t received it yet…It shipped on November 8th and sat for a week in Miami. By the time it was on the move again, a postal strike started and it is still ongoing. The customer service link on the shipping notice message from Tucker-Bloom does not work and no one has responded to a message sent directly to them on November 15. Today is a week later, November 22!
Lovely product, and is the exact specifications to pass a frontier airlines free carry on. 😆
The craftsmanship is impeccable and it looks sleek af 🔥 customer service experience is top tier 🙆🏽♂️ i hope they make more again in camo or brown, i missed out on the black. Thanks Case!
