Toss your Spartan Laser in this Halo 3 bag

Posted in Baggage by Nino Marchetti on December 13th, 2007

halo-3-bag.jpgAttention all you Halo 3 lovers - you can now carry your game pride around on your shoulder as you haul around your laptop day to day. Master Chief says to outfit yourself with this new Halo 3 Messenger Bag, priced at around $40.

The Halo 3 Messenger Bag, when not busy hold your plasma grenades, has enough room to store a 15-inch laptop. There are six zippered compartments and velcroed interior compartments - plenty of space to store extra ammo or your iPod.

This 16 ounce bag is made of heavy canvas with riveted straps. It comes in gray or khaki and has the UNSC logo on the front flap. Make Master Chief proud by showing off your Halo 3 urges to the world around you.

Halo 3 Messenger Bag

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6 Comments to “Toss your Spartan Laser in this Halo 3 bag”
  1. Anonymous Says:

    omg dats so awesome

  2. Anonymous Says:

    yh but where can u buy it from?

  3. Anonymous Says:

    It came with 2 different fabric colors gray and tan. The tan looks much better. I bought it in Los Angeles, CA local Japanese anime toy store “Jungle” for $40.

  4. Flame Says:

    Where can I buy it? pls tell I realy want to buy it!

  5. Anonymous Says:

    are there any websites where you can buy this bag?

  6. chanel Says:

    were u can buy them pleace tell me!!!!!

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