domain Rucksacks dot info

[Theo Goodman]

Rucksacks dot info
any opinons postive and negative are welcome.

 

[HappyDay]

Due the used grammar zero value.Im really sorry to say this.However, the "s" end the end kills this domain name.Btw: The plural of "Rucksack" is "Rucksäcke".

 

[Theo Goodman]

Yea I know that it is wrong in German, you are right. "Rucksacks" seems to be widely used in the UK and has global 14,800 exact searches. For example this from insights "Caution, heavy load: Children are damaging their backs with excessively full school rucksacks"

 

[HappyDay]

Indeed you are right. I found an other english example sentence with "rucksacks". It´s a good key.

 

[.NJ]

Rucksacks dot info
any opinons postive and negative are welcome.

The only time I have ever heard the term "RuckSacks" used was in reference to the military. It's an everyday used term in the military, but outside of that it's not common.

Kids refer to their school bags as "back packs" or "book bags".

As for value, Im thinking $x to very low $xx.

The singular version fits the extension much better.

Developing would be a nice option for this name.

:imho:

 

[dcristo]

what's a rucksack?

 

[.NJ]

what's a rucksack?

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=ruck...00&start=14&ndsp=20&ved=1t:429,r:1,s:14,i:179

 

[HappyDay]

Maybe this is also interesting:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rucksack

and I don´t agree with the posted value. I suppose its much higher if you can find a buyer for this name.

 

[Theo Goodman]

Yes I agreee, the singular would be better. Then it could be used for Germany or UK.

"Rucksack" is unknown in the states.

Thanks a lot for all of your opinions and the interesting linguistic discussion.

 

[holyroller]

I quite like it and as mentioned the term rucksack is relatively well known/used in UK although it seems to be a fairly competitive keyword also.

Value I would tentatively say up to mid $xx.

Development is an option either an eshop, price comparison or rucksack/backpack review site.

Good luck.

 

[metric]

v US-centric site. In the UK, everyone knows what a rucksack is! :lol: