So, check it out: pics of me using the Crumpler Loo Roll (click on a thumbnail to see the full-size version):

The outer packaging

Ready for use (tore off the first square, which was glued to the rest of the roll just like on any other toilet paper roll)

Amazing! The pattern stays intact even when wet! (Second round of wiping and before the second flush cycle)

I don’t know how they did it, but Crumpler was able to create what’s easily the best roll of toilet paper I’ve used (at least, for that purpose). While strong enough not to break despite vigorous wiping, the Loo Roll still felt soft. A perfect balance of firmness and pliability in other words.

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Once upon a time, I got duped into buying a Crumpler for my 15″ laptop (the somewhat appropriately named Dreadful Embarrassment). No doubt, a Crumpler is trendy, but my experience with them so far is all bulk and barely any function. It didn’t help that the aforementioned Dreadful Embarrassment has no padding: during a sudden auto stop, the bag flew from the seat, with my laptop bearing the brunt of the impact as everything landed on the floor.

In any case, maybe my stance on Crumplers can change, because the Gadgenista recently featured the Albert Crunch, a more compact-looking bag the seems to offer ample padding. Check out the rundown here, and worry with me about the $160 price tag!

Photo credit: Crumpler Bags

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