So I have all sorts of bags, backpacks, suitcases, messengers, slings etc, far more than any ordinary individual actually requires.. And since COVID begun I’ve barely left my house, let alone needed to use bags for leisure of work travel..
This morning, I almost dropped more cash down on a couple more when they were marked at 25% off, almost AUD$200 worth. A little voice in the back of my head said “are you sure?”.
I went to my storeroom where I keep all these bags, looked around, even pulled a few out. Some that had the exact same use case, that would have been made even more redundant had I bought more (or perhaps the new ones would be the redundant ones anyway).
Just looking at what I already had, was enough to agree with the little voice in my head. And now I sit here, carrying out my days work, dealing with the usual crap and my mind keeps wandering over to the shopping cart, luring me..
Somebody talk me out of it! who am I kidding this is the wrong sub for …
Hey everyone,
Maybe an odd request, but does anyone have any suggestions for essentially a pouch that can hold: A book
Journal
Pens
Notebook
Charger
Etc.
I tend to move from room to room when working from home and while I don’t have a lot of things, I hate trying to hold all these small things as I walk from room to room. I understand a bag can fix this but I really don’t want to carry around a bag in my house lol. Does anyone have a suggestion for essentially a pouch/laptop sleeve type deal just to kinda throw things in/organize them so I can get up and move if needed
Hello friends of r/onebag
I am overjoyed to see so many of us returning to our natural environments (traveling with one bag) as the opportunities to do that open up again. But I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in the packing list glory shots people have been posting.
What is the purpose of showing your clothes in a packing cube?
I can understand not wanting to show your undies off on the internet - but shirts, pants, socks, HATS? COME ON!
How beautiful would it be to see a post like this: Attn snoos of the superior packing method, I have selected 3 shirts which all match the 1pants and 1shorts I am taking on my trip to this glorious destination. View them and admire the superiority of my wardrobe.
Instead, its a picture of yet another packing cube. I imagine there are clothes in there, but only by deduction.
Ok, ok, ok, you want to show us how everything fits in the packing cube and is a nice brick of clothes. But maybe post another picture of the clothes? Ya know, so we can admire …
A common tip is with toiletries like soap, shampoo, and conditioner - don’t bring your own unless you need special products or are staying somewhere they won’t be provided; or, get some when you arrive rather than hauling them with you. What are your favorite things to not bring - and maybe not bring back either?
(On a recent trip with two long flights, I brought a nice neck pillow, and used it to sleep some on the first flight, which was overnight (in relation to the time zone I was coming from). I didn’t use it the rest of the trip, including the flight back. It was a large but inflatable one, so it didn’t take up a lot of space - but my pack was small enough it was a fairly significant percentage. I decided next time maybe I ought to get a cheap neck pillow for any leg where I’m sure I’ll sleep, and ditch it afterwards.)
Edit: Thank you all for the great and civil discussion! I love hearing others’ viewpoints and procedures around the …
Hey everyone,
Not in the discord group, so unsure if other people’s products is in full effect there (if so, apologies, can delete if so).
I grabbed General Admission’s Pico Work pants and I really like them. They’re more of a very dark charcoal than black, which wiggles my brain as an autistic person that only wears (actually) all black all the time, so hoping they don’t fade with washes (I do wash cold and with tumble dry, but who knows).
I was considering Universal Works’ Sailor Pants in the black cord configuration, but I just let it sit in my cart, bc $170 with $30 shipping was sucking the joy out of my soul. Just checked back, and the cart updated to ‘sold out,’ so, wasn’t meant to be. Cords in LA during the summer seemed foolish anyway. Still, would like to bite the bullet and grab them if they do a release of black in canvas instead.
Also on the hunt for murdered out shoes. I’ve had 2 pairs of Hoka Bondi 7’s that: …
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