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“I MAKE OTHER CARRY-ON LUGGAGE NERVOUS.”
“I AM FAMOUS FOR MORE THAN MY HUGE ZIPPERS.”
“I CARRY EVERYTHING EXCEPT BAD VIBES.”
“I MAKE MANY FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES.”
“I’M FOR CPA’S WHO LIKE TATTOOS AND FIREARMS.”
“I COME WITH EVERYTHING EXCEPT A RIPCORD.”
“I CHASE DREAMS AND CONNECTING FLIGHTS.”
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Too Much Coffee—Not Enough Bag? Love of Coffee Develops New Gear The first part to fixing any problem begins with admitting that you actually have one. My visits to Guatemala over the years have seen me use a variety of Red Oxx bags, from Rucksacks and Safari Duffels, to our Expedition Duffel Bags. Finding the correct combination of personal storage means leaving enough room to haul back some black gold from Crossroads Café. At times I have been known to buy more coffee than my bag can hold. Once you find that perfect blend, it's hardRead more
Review by Good Earth Marketing Manager Alicia Reyer. Red Oxx has a long history of supporting local businesses and in turn they support us. Since everyone has to eat, the Oxxen prefer to shop at the local downtown Good Earth Market, Billings' only regional Food Co-op. The Co-op recently presented us with an enthusiastic review of our Market Tote, published on their blog by their Marketing Manager, Alicia Reyer, just in time for the Farmer's Market season! Here's Alicia's whimsical Market Tote review. Many thanks for thinking of us. RED OXX MARKET TOTE My dad began using locally produced Red Oxx bagsRead more