Seeing an ad for a JanSport Driver 8 Backpack for over $100 in today's paper shocked me. After doing some research, I was able to track down the same brand of bags for less than $70. I got wondering at bin stores near me where I got such a good deal on such fantastic bags. You should keep reading.

This new JanSport bag has a very conventional appearance at first glance. The Driver 8 may look like a backpack at first glance, but it combines the best features of both a backpack and a small roller suitcase. I think they're great for kids in airports, and I've even noticed a few adults carrying them around. My original intention was to use it as a weekend bag, but I can already see that it will see a lot of action as my airplane carry-on. I appreciate being able to switch between carrying it on my back and rolling it behind me depending on whether I'm navigating a crowded airport or a college campus. I no longer have to worry about straining my back by lugging about my heavy textbooks.

The Driver 8 Model has become increasingly popular as of late due to the fact that it is the only full-sized backpack to feature wheels, and the padded laptop compartment is particularly well received.

When looking for a JanSport Driver 8 Backpack, where can one get the best deals?

We all know that online businesses can offer reduced pricing due to their high sales volume and minimal overhead, but the savings are sometimes offset by hefty shipping costs and a wait of a week or more for the item you want to be restocked.

The JanSport Driver 8 Backpack, however, is not like this. These bags are currently so in demand that you can order them from several online stores and receive free shipping just for doing so. It's possible to get it for as little as $62.99; I did.

Budget Baby Cribs - Space-Saving Storage at a Bargain Price

Cheap baby cribs, changing tables, and other pieces of nursery furniture might be a great option for the expecting parent. You want to create a warm and welcoming space for your newborn, but you also need to keep an eye on your finances so that you can provide for your child's future. Doing little digging can help you uncover gorgeous, high-quality, and inexpensive alternatives to expensive designer baby furniture.

Many expectant parents love the Storkcraft Chelsea 4-in-1 Convertible Crib. This crib can be easily converted to a toddler bed, day bed, and full-size bed with a headboard, providing years of use and comfort for your child. The solid wood crib has a convenient trundle drawer that tucks neatly away under the mattress. Bedtime management is simplified by a drop side that can be lowered with a single hand and an adjustable mattress.

The Chelsea convertible crib is available in a variety of beautiful wood finishes and in black, making it a versatile option for any design scheme, from classic to contemporary and beyond. The crib meets or exceeds all mandatory requirements set out by the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission for baby furnishings.

This cot requires assembly, as do other low-cost options for infant bedding. There is good news, though: the instructions are permanently affixed (on the mattress support, out of sight) and are straightforward. The assembly time is less than an hour, and the finished crib is just as stunning as in the online photos.

With its roll-away storage drawer, this crib is a popular choice for parents who need to maximize limited space in a nursery or an apartment. Storkcraft also provides a wide selection of affordable nursery furniture, such as child dressers, gliders, and changing tables that match your stork.

The mattress for the crib is not included, but this is just a bonus. When purchasing a crib with a mattress, you may expect to receive a standard infant mattress made from synthetic materials. Most of us just assume that if a mattress fits a crib and meets minimum safety requirements, that's good enough.

In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Babies sleeping on synthetic mattresses are at risk of absorbing some of the hundreds of chemicals found in these mattresses. Some nations have outright outlawed the use of these poisons in infant products because of the wide variety of health problems they are known to cause, from asthma to cancer.

If you're looking for a way to keep your baby dry and comfy throughout the 16 or so hours she spends sleeping each day, an organic mattress made of entirely natural materials like wood, wool, and organic cotton is the way to go. For the sake of your child's health, it is important to spend the extra money on an organic mattress. You'll be able to afford it by foregoing a more expensive crib and using the money you save to buy a more basic model.