Subject: Anti-theft, water-resistant and can charge your-phone

From: Ahmad <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2018 16:45:06 -0500

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February 22nd, 2018
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Attn: [email-masked],
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For Those Always On The-Go
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If you have an active-life, you really shouldn't be without this fantastic-accessory. 

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Check out our list and find something that just might eliminate a few of your travel pet peeves.  Many of us can recall the good-old days when middle and high schools had lockers. Although the contents of these hallway storage units defined our persona &mdash; from stickers and dirty jerseys to notebooks and love letters &mdash; they were the hub of social interactions and provided us a place to store books and binders for the classes we needed. But sadly, weapons and drugs that found their way into these lockers as well as hallway cliques and congestion. Toss in the savings of thousands of construction 71684265dollars, and you can understand why lockers disappeared from schools. And with their disappearance came the backpack. Yet many locker-less schools are facing criticism from parents, who argue that it results in heavier backpacks for students.

The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons recommends that the weight of a backpack should be less than 10-15 percent of a child's body weight, but that isn't always the case. Too often, children don't wear their packs correctly, increasing risk of injury. &ldquo;Improperly used backpacks may injure muscles and joints and can lead to severe back, neck, and shoulder pain, as well as posture problems,&rdquo; orthopaedic surgeon and AAOS spokesperson Daniel Green, 8420MD, told The Huffington Post. (Though, backpacks will not cause scoliosis, Dr. Green stressed.) It's easy to spot symptoms of a load that's too hefty for your child, adds Dr. Rob Danoff, an osteopathic family physician. If kids grunt when putting on or taking off the backpack, have red marks on their shoulders from the straps, or if they complain that their shoulders, arms or fingers are &ldquo;falling asleep,&rdquo; those packs might just be too heavy.