Which backpack brand has the best quality?
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Northface is the best quality, but there are expensive. I have an Adidas w/ comfort strap and load spring which reduces the load wieght & has a lap top pocket and costs a fraction of the price a Northface would cost. L.L. Bean and Jansport is quite popular but I dont believe it meets the quality of a Northface.
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There are several good ones. I personally like the Titleist SoLo and the Nike SuperSoft. A lot of people like the Maxfli Noodle. All of these have a soft feel and good distance.
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Lia Sophia (jewelry)\nCookie Lee (jewelry)\nLongaberger Baskets\nTastefully Simple (these are the BEST! you get to sample everything before you buy!)
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triton \ni've owned them all and all i can say is triton is the best buy far
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target brand are good
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We live in a world of global enterprises - companies may be based in the USA or UK, but their stuff is usually made in China, Taiwan or India. What matters therefore, is the design of the kit, the materials used and the company's attitude to quality.\n\nFor me, some of the best sports clothing around is produced by Jack Wolfskin (Germany) and Karrimor (UK). Both companies put good design, the best materials and quality right at the top. Its expensive, but it works, it looks cool and it takes everything you throw at it.
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TARGET\nBEST BUY \nWALMART
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There is an incredible number of boutique brands out there, and they make some incredible stuff. Moots, Seven, Ellsworth, Turner, Calfee, DeRosa, etc. There are also brands that are high-quality, but not quite boutique...your Look, Colnago, Ibis, Indy Fab. Then you get into upper-tier brands that make quality stuff, but pop 'em out by the zillions (Trek and its subsidiaries, Specialized, etc.) Finally, you get to the Fuji, Raleigh, GT, Mongoose and other stuff you find at Performance Bike. There's stuff below that, too. \n\nI've found the happy medium with Lemond for road bikes, and Gary Fisher for mountain bikes. They're owned by Trek and the models I ride are made in the U.S. Lots of bike for the buck.
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top brands? \nhmm...\ntry yahoo\nrediff\ngoogle\nor anyother
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Name brand stuff is the real "in" thing for us. With shoes we like names like Nike, Adidas. For clothes the most "cool" thing is American Eagle, Aeropostale, GAP, and Old Navy!
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Slbell68 is right - down is not good for backpacking.  Look for a fiberfill bag with a stuff sack.  I got mine at EMS about 15 years ago and it's fine.\n\nYou want a bag that weighs about 2.5 pounds, no more than 3 pounds and that squishes down to about the size of a small cushion.\n\nLink below is to articles I have written about gear with a link to Sierra Trading Post.  This place has a wide range of products and they guarantee everything they sell.\n\nNo lie - my hiking boots fell apart and I glued them and even though they were three years old - Sierra took them back and refunded my money.  I buy everything from them - quality and customer service are top-notch.
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Do you mean, list them here?   YIKES, there are countless brands. \n\nGood luck
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It's true...the best helmet brand is the one that is at your budget, is certified by the industry , and (sorry for being a bit vain) a helmet that makes you look good in (or at least give you the illusion that you do).  To me all recognized helmet brands are ALL protective and are made with pretty much the same materials. But the Remedy looks good.  Cheers!
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Macys, Carson, Marshals Fields...but if bargains on the same high priced stuff thats sold in those stores, try Burlington, A.J.Wright, Marshals (without the field), Rainbow etc
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try clearwater in glasgow, i got a german army goretex overjacket and a pair of italian paratrooper trousers both brand new, not second hand for £40.00 for the jacket and £20.00 the trousers. i've used them walking in the highlands and are great (although still not midgee proof!!!).
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Hey! In Jr.High i used a messenger bag from Mudd. They have tons of differents colors,lots of options,alot of space,many pockets and is not so huge. They are having a sale on them at jcpenney. I will be using one this year too.
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There are only 3 reliable brand in the laptop world: Toshiba, IBM, and iBook. If you choose one of those, you'll be safe. Just trust me.