Advantages: Stylish, good range of features Disadvantages: No 'piggy-back' connection
...I recently purchased a vanity bag from Oasis (fashion shop) and have found it really strong, stylish and useful, with excellent organiser capabilities.
The bag is part of the Oasis luggage collection designed by Antler. At £30 the bag seems about average price, but was definitely the most stylish and had the most features. It fits in with the ethos of Oasis as being individual and fashionable. It is black and curved at the front, and is soft-sided but with a reinforced front.
It is travel-bag sized, with two main sections. Each section includes organiser features, including:
* mobile phone pocket
* 3 bottle straps (for storing shampoo, etc)
* key holder
* A4 sized inside pocket
* pen holders
* other storage pockets
It also comes with a shoulder strap and a padlock.
For me the bag is excellent, as it forces me...
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Advantages: Locks cases Disadvantages: Not high security
...Antler combination lock
On a recent foray abroad, I decided that it was about time I started locking my trusty holdall.. just because it has served me well for about 20years, doesn’t mean that it will always remain tightly shut when I get it off that carousel.
So, needing something simple, and not with a key, I settled on the combination lock. I realised early on that I would lose a key, or put it into the bag for safe keeping, but realised that I could probably remember numbers.
~~Product and Packaging~~
My combination lock is in orange, but I have seen the blue ones for sale.
These type of locks are for zipped cases…ones which have zips which join together and can be fastened I assume.
It is about 5cm in length and has 3 small dials at the side with a metal hook like contraption which snaps closed like other...
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Advantages: More there than 1st impressions would indicate Disadvantages: Strictly open air - weather permitting!
...the full English breakfast (and I do mean full!) and four-course dinner on the way back, leaving you with only your drinks bill to settle before getting off, in my case at Finsbury Park. Entry to the museum and shuttles to-and-from Lowestoft Station in vintage buses were also included.
THE MUSEUM EXHIBITS
First impressions are that it's not very big, as a walk around the site will confirm, seemingly one hundred meters wide and about three hundred long. However, once it all comes to life, it starts to feel much more realistic.
Yesterday was a 'London Trolleybus Gala Day'; my reason for going. This is a working museum - very few exhibits are permanently static. Yesterday, for example, we had a range of say ten different trolley buses and a clutch of trams running the main street for all its three hundred yards, along with a vintage...
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