After dragging my Mao messenger bag for about a year now, I'm starting to notice my shoulders hurting and my neck aching. You must pity the fool who figured that look would ever be an ergonomic one - and I do speak for myself, yes - but it's also important that the fool moves on to better things.
So, in comes the rucksack, the modified backpack monstrosity. This particular one you see above is from Rowgage, a Japanese hipster brand, and runs you about $220. Now, that's what I call a "man-pack."
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