The Messenger Bag Director’s Chair is an interesting bag-chair mashup. It is a quality chair, with a pair of mesh pockets and a drink holder, and is able to support people of significant heft (up to 250 lbs) thanks to a sturdy but lightweight steel and aluminum frame. Folded up, it is slender 4″ thick and if Hammacher’s claims are to be believed, it can be set up or closed in seconds. That all makes for a rather covetable chair, the only thing I don’t like about it is the price.
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[ April 8th, 2009 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]
Messenger Bag Directors Chair Carries Your Seat Not Your Stuff
[ February 23rd, 2009 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]
Mr. T Messenger Bag and Wallet Might Attract Pity
While I love Mr. T as much as the next man, I have to say that there is a special class of people that wear Mr. T clothing and the like, that I absolutely never, ever, want to join. That being said, if you do want to put the big man on your messenger bag or wallet, then these look to be two viable options for accomplishing that mission.
Prices: The Mr. T Messenger Bag and Mr. T Wallet are priced at $29 and $11, respectively. [Fashionably Geek]
[ December 29th, 2008 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]
Legend of Zelda Messenger Bag
This Legend of Zelda Messenger bag is an interesting piece of fanboy wear, because it will probably go unnoticed by most people, except that is for those people that are fans enough to recognize the LOZ map and triforce logo.
Price: $45 [80sTees via Fashionably Geek]
[ December 19th, 2008 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]
Halo Messenger Bag, Only Fanboys Need Apply
I have never felt the need to advertise my love of a game on my clothing, but some people do and for such people there are things like United Nations Space Command messenger bags.
Price: $36 [Circlered via Fashionably Geek]
[ March 23rd, 2007 ] ... [ Tiago Gaspar ]
Nintendo Messenger Bag
The general reaction to the bag was to try to press the buttons.
There are no words to describe the beauty of this Nintendo Messenger Bag, I guess the photo says it all. Don’t you just have a desire to press all the controls and wait for something to happen?
The creator goes by the nickname of frogz and is a member of the Crafster forum, you can see this thread in which he presents the bag and provides more details.
Sadly there isn’t a mass production mode, or else I think there would be lots of orders from Nintendo fans.
Check the inside view of the Nintendo Bag after the jump:
