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Did somebody ever tell you not to keep your bag on the right seat of your car while driving? If you didn’t believe that was bad, I can give you one more reason to avoid it: sudden brakes can teach your bag to fly, thus destroying whatever you may have inside. This is how I managed to test an awesome bag yesterday: I had my iPad in the Scout Extra Small Messenger bag which looks very similar to the one here: http://i.padaccessories.info/scout-extra-small-ipad-messenger-bag/ , but I forgot to put the bag in the trunk as I usually do, so I left it on the right seat, thinking that it won’t be a big deal for only 30 minutes of driving. Actually it took only a few minutes until I saw my Scout bag flying and hitting the car dashboard.

The funny thing is that it didn’t happen because of a brake, but because I didn’t brake in time. The car in front of me stopped out of the blue, I was day dreaming a little, so when I  noticed that it was a bit too late – I was already about to hit it.

Which I did.

I’m well, thanks for asking. So is my iPad. I can’t say the same about the car, but I’ve got insurance for that one, so I’ll have it fixed soon. The point is that I managed to save my iPad’s life, thanks to the wise decision to buy a padded bag for it and not use a regular purse. I warmly recommend the Scout bags, they are really protective and they look cool. I found a photo for you, so you can see it for yourself:

Do you have an iPad bag you’ve tested and wish to recommend? I’d love to hear from you.