Kipling TSV 14/8/24
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madaunty
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Found this.....might be....?Kipling lady has posted a video on her instagram of it, I really like the look of it. She has called it Emina, not sure if a typo or not, may help on finding us some sneaky pics, super sleuths?!
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Toril
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I bought about four Kipling bags in the past when they were cheaper, including two Fairfax ones, but I have since donated them to the Air Ambulance charity. The bags I use now cost £10 and I’ve had them for a couple of years and they still look like new.
No I've never fancied them either.
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I’m still using them but I get cheaper than Kipling themselves where I can
The back pack doesn’t look a very appealing one … My eldest son borrowed my black backpack years ago for work and he still uses it so thumb up from him lol
I don’t collect them .. I pass them on and I gave a couple to the RSPCA shop in town near us a couple of years ago
The back pack doesn’t look a very appealing one … My eldest son borrowed my black backpack years ago for work and he still uses it so thumb up from him lol
I don’t collect them .. I pass them on and I gave a couple to the RSPCA shop in town near us a couple of years ago
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I use Kiplings when I go away because they are lightweight & easy to pack.I do have to remember where things are, which pocket to save myself unzipping constantly!I get them reduced from the Kipling website but I am covered for every eventuality so don’t need anymore.
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Kipling Premium Emina Medium Backpack TSV 14/08/24 (apparently £54.96 + post)
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I tend to buy second hand off vinted, or from amazon or kipling sale. I'd never pay full price, agree very expensive indeed.
The good thing is they do fetch decent money second hand, I've done well on vinted with them.
madaunty
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You’re not alone…. Oh dear, indeed…..Ooh I really like the black leopard print, could do with a smarter looking backpack.
Oh dear
I’ve been lucky and have found several in the Air Ambulance charity shop. I got a lovely red Kipling backpack - brand new for £8.00
Toril
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That’s where all my Kipling bags have gone, although none were a red backpack. My OH says that I should have a helicopter named after me because of the amount of items that I’ve donated to them over the years.
I’ve lost a lot of weight over the past few months (intentionally, through adopting a healthy diet and not weight loss medication etc) and so they’ve had dozens of items of clothes which now hang off me. I’m ringing them in the morning because I have three more bags full to the brim and they come to collect them from the house.I support them because they were called out to airlift my friend to hospital after another car drove into hers and wrote it off.
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Is it just me again being too ‘non trusting’ ? a great idea to carry things on your back & leave yourself hands free but I would be thinking here is an invitation to ‘help yourself to my belongings’?
madaunty
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That’s why I would never buy a back pack that doesn’t have a zipped pocket that sits against my back. Anything valuable goes in there.
Yes I do the same, or put them in a zipped pocket inside the main zipped compartment.
Never had any problems. In the main compartment of my backpack is nappies and baby wipes, so any thief would be sorely disappointed
