The Paul Rodriguez Signature Skate Pack By Incase (13 Pics)



Paul Rodriguez is one of the greatest skaters of our generation and he really digs the Lakers so when he and Incase decided to team up and make a skate pack I don't think there was any problem deciding what colors they would use.  The P-Rod Signature Skate Pack features custom lining, skate straps with an ultra durable exterior that's also weather resistant, and a padded laptop sleeve so you can write that paper you were suppose to have finished by now... or watch a skate vid, which ever seems more fun.



The Tie-Dye Backpack By Porter



Let your inner hippiness shine like the lit end of your bong.  This Tie-Dye Backpack by Porter is actually pretty fresh, I'd rock it in a heart-beat.  Porter is keeping up with the Tie-Dye trend and putting their own spin on it.  They've kept the color way mellow and accessible to more then just the Jerry Garcia Dead Head acid flashbackers. 

Graffiti Utility Pack By Spray Ground

Finding a cherry spot to hit some graff can be hard to come by these days and often involves sketchy climbs followed by a quick getaway.  Cruising around with bulky spray cans in your pockets or a crate can draw unwanted attention for the local po po's and make it difficult to run from those pesky paunchy police.  The good folks at Spray Ground have custom built a backpack that easily conceals stores up to 8 spray cans and looks like a normal pack that an everyday, normal stand up citizen might be walking around with.

The Herschel Supply Co. (19 Pics)

The Herschel Supply Company comes straight out of Canada ay!  Steeped in tradition the brand brews up a solid mix of traditional bags that have clean lines built around quality.  Don't be fooled by the throwback exteriors of these bags, they come jammed with all the functionality of modern bags.  They just have a little extra sumptin'... style. Get your grubby mitts on them here.

Sunshine On My Shoulders Makes Me Happy

Smart design = Eco Friendly design and there is no lack of the combo of the two in today’s rapidly expanding products. Photovoltaic cells are showing up in a plethora of items; cell phones, roofing tiles, even clothing. I'm not too sure about that fashion statement but shoots you never know (80's pop colors came back and those were the scary years so solar panel shirts could become the new fresh flannel pattern). At least photovoltaic cells are showing up in areas that they can actually be useful like the above pack by Voltaic. A company dedicated to fusing form and functionality they are incorporating solar cells into their packs so the "user" or "wearer" can keep all their nifty gadgets powered up so you'll never miss a phone call due to a dead battery. They even have a laptop back that can help keep you charged up so you're not missing that important email or Facebook update... To make things even more Eco Friendly the intelligent folks at Voltaic are using 100% post consumer PET plastic fabrics to construct these fantabulously shocking carry alls. Check em out at Voltaic Systems

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.Stinky Britches.