ZUCA Bags

There must be a motor in there to bring me to the nearest Ben n Jerrry’s??

Actually, they’re very useful; especially for ice skaters. Certain places, like at competitions or busy rinks, most of the seats in the locker rooms are full and having something that not only stores your stuff and gives you a place to take advantage of it. Trust me, they’re a lifesaver for people like skaters (and they’re roomy)

Once upon a time we suffered with aches and pains for our active on-the-move lifestyles. Now, the Zuca and other wheeled bags, enable us to be even more active and less worn out from lugging necessary items about. To label us lazy for using wheeled bags, is RUDE! Convenience and less strain is not a sign of laziness but of practicality and efficiency. Wake up and sit up straight!

Maybe Daved could use a Zuca bag to help him get off of his high-horse. Really, it is not about being lazy or inactive. Most the people that I have seen using this bag are athletes.

Daved,
I am a nursing student who has to park 6 blocks from campus. ONE of my 12 texts this semester weighs 12 pounds. The total weight of my pack? 40 pounds. I’m in the market for a Zuca because frankly I’m tired of having a strained neck. Although I couldn’t care less if morons think I’m lazy for rolling a backpack, I thought you might benefit from thinking things through a bit more before posting your opinions.

I am 84 years old and walk 6 blocks every other day to the market. My Zuca holds and hides my Oxygen tank and gives me a place to sit when I get tired on the way back. I taught school for 47 years and I wish Zuca had been around then to carry all my books and papers. Today my three joys in life are my trips to the store with my Zuca, my computer, and my new boyfriend! I have a name for people who write thoughtless articles like this but I will not share it with you.
Sincerely,
Mildred

This seems to be an experiment or something on how to incite ardent responses from people. Or, he’s trying a little too hard to be original or opinionated…sort of missing the mark, though. Or maybe he’s just a jerk who likes to collect angry comments. Who knows?

Its great for my mother when she has to stand in line. A back injury makes it hard for her to stand for any length of time. Now, its off to the farmer’s market.

David,

I dont normally blog but I have to take a minute or so and respond to your callous review of the Zuca. My wife has MS and cannot walk for long distances so her ability to enjoy recreation has been limited. This product is perfect for her to transport her water and other items and provide a seat when she is overcome with her disease. Obliviously you are a completely healthy person and I applaud your wellness but not only do you need to take a second to think about those less fortunate, your publishers need to look over your work prior to posting it for all of us to read.