Review on City backpack POLAR П1955, black by Wiktor Winiewski ᠌

The absolute pinnacle of excellence. The situation in which you want to give a score of 6 out of 5! Nine years of continuous use! As of right now, I'm considering purchasing a brand new one. I'd want to try something new, so how about a Polar P1956? It's the exact same backpack, but the style is a little bit different. This bag will also serve as a backup choice for me when I go on "dirty" expeditions (such as to caves, abandoned objects, etc.). Some pros: - User-friendliness (with a back, shoulder straps, and double zippers). - Longevity (the majority of backpacks made by firms that are far more well-known and popular fall apart after two years). At the very least, this one will survive for five years. - Capacity (the recommended amount for use in the city is 27 liters; this is your best choice). - The bag's functionality, which has a multitude of compartments and interior pockets for holding smaller items. - Configuration (there are also a few additional models available, all of which have comparable qualities) - Reasonable cost (when placed in context with similar products). With these drawbacks: Several times a month, I run into people on the street who are carrying identical backpacks to the one I'm carrying. It's possible that this information is really important to some people (the bag will not be unique). In this particular scenario, I strongly suggest that you select a model that is not black but, for instance, red. If you do this, there will be one thousand times less matches. - No models with skate/snowboard/ski bindings - After 5 years of use, the plastic belt carabiner broke (it was my mistake, they went through it a couple of times), after 8 years of usage, two small holes were rubbed at the bottom of the main compartment, and after 9 years the zipper of the main compartment collapsed. - After 9 years of use, the main compartment broke. As for me, none of this is particularly important because. easy to get rid of (you can always mend, sew in a new zipper, or buy a new carabiner), which is especially important taking into account how frequently the item is utilized.