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Pawineguy, Yes, Brady aren't cheap, but for the quality of what you get for the money, they're well worth it. They look to be about 2/3 the price of a Saddleback, which seems about right for canvas v leather. I particularly like the dark brown leather / khaki combination. I think I've seen these, or something very much like them, being used by European students in the eggcarton Thanks, I googled them this morning too and found the website. Definitely much more convenient than having to open the buckle every time, but with none of the aesthetic compromise of the buckle being just a 'cover' for a magnetic clip or such. Your Filson is cool - reminds me of some of the Aeriel designs, particularly the cartridge A1 - Ah! Hunting buttons! That's exactly the system Brady use, but I couldn't find a name for it. The leather version is twice the price, but it sure is tempting. Best thing is that I won it in a competition in The Chap!). I have my eye on the large Ariel Trout model in other colours (my current bag in an Andare, and I love it. The Brady buckles are a joy I'm not a fan of the 2looks like a buckle but has a hidden quick-release catch underneath' style of so many modern bags. They still sell well to the field sports crowd, though I rather suspect that nowadays they sell as many bags to folks just looking a practical manbag. The Brady bags were originally conceived as angling bags for ladies (male anglers, of course, had trouser pockets.), but it's mostly men have taken to using them in the decades since. I like the aesthetics of the combined leather / canvas - I think it gives it less of a briefcase' vibe for casual wear, yet - to my eye at least - they don't look wrong with something a bit more office-wear (short of a suit, though the black one.). To the best of my knowledge Brady were doing them first, but there are a few companies doing similar things.

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