Gears and Bottles is an online store which sells exclusively Karrimor and Osprey Packs backpacks. These well-known backpack brands have been around for ages and have their fair share of loyal customers. If you are looking for a new backpack, why don’t you hop over and check out the latest Karrimor backpacks as well as Osprey Packs. All backpacks sold are new and authentic and backed by warranty.

Apart from Karrimor and Osprey Packs products, I have also included a small assortment of Deuter camping / trekking accessories and Sigg bottles to increase the variety of products for customers.

Hence, I’ve just ventured into retailing backpacks online. Recently, I was in the market for a good daypack, something which would fit a day or two’s clothings and toiletries for the odd day trips. I was browsing a store in Kuala Lumpur when I chanced upon the Deuter brand of backpacks. The variety of designs and colours were simply amazing, I must say and I ended up buying the Deuter Giga daypack which you can see above. With sturdy backstraps and the airstripes system, my shoulder does not have the aching feeling carrying a fully-loaded bag and my back feels cool.

As a satisfied customer, I’ve decided to now venture into promoting and retailing it to people in Malaysia. I understand that it is quite a famous brand of backpack and is highly sought after by enthusiasts as well as people who demand a good quality backpack which gives comfort and will last a long time. So, head on over to Deuter Online Store for the best deals in town.

I am leaving early tomorrow morning and won’t be back until Saturday.

Can you guess where I am going?

Happy Birthday

It’s a beautiful day. Usain Bolt ran the 200 metres race at the Beijing Olympics and created a new world record at 19.30 seconds. I share something similar with him – we are both born on the 21st August. And today marks the birth of PabloPabla ala WordPress. I have decided that it is about time to claim this domain and to blog from WordPress after more than 2 years of blogging over at Blogspot. I had decided against importing all my posts from Blogspot because there are more than 500 posts there.

What can you expect here? For starters, it is going to be much of what was offered at PabloPabla’s Whatever. This blog is still new, and I have yet to give it a full thought of what’s in store. Commentaries will be plenty, that’s for sure. If you have been following my previous blog, do update your feed subscription to this site and blogroll and do whatever you like to follow me here.

See you around!