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EDIT: And I am SOLD OUT
Thanks everybody for your interest and/or for buying. I’m sold out now. No more units are available as of right now.
But this isn’t the last of me. I’m building more products and will be making additional releases soon. Give me a follow on IG at u/ifbyland and sign up for my mailer at www.carry.supply.
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Here is an imgur link.
Here is the timestamp (from last week) photos.
Last week’s thread is here (there’s a fine review comment from someone who backed the Kickstarter there. Much appreciated, /u/DingleyDon)
Here is a link to the original, completed kickstarter.
Grade A: brand new.
I can accept Paypal or Zelle.
This fit any tablet smaller than the 12.9” iPad (12.9” makes an uncomfortably tight squeeze).
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Unfortunately, it’s a generally non-descript, black backpack in a photo with poor lighting. What I can make out is the lateral (skateboard?) straps with metal hook clasps, external water bottle holders on either side, non-padded carry handle, and shiny/rubbery exterior.
Any help would be much appreciated as I’m looking for a new daily carry bag and couldn’t catch up with this guy to ask him about the bag he was using!
My wife and I have been travelling onebag for a number of years now. We don’t really have loads of the fancy onebag stuff, we just like travelling light(ish) as we like to move around different places when we travel. This is my current pack as we head to Carcassonne, Montpellier and Avignon. We’ve added and removed various things over the years but I don’t think we’ve ever missed anything which we couldn’t buy on the move.
Most of our trips are warm weather which helps not needing a huge amount of stuff, we also make sure to stay at least occasionally at an airbnb with a washing machine so we tend to pack for a maximum of 4-5 days.
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My bag is an Oakley one, long since discontinued: I used to live in the Middle East and online shopping wasn’t a thing and this was the biggest/cheapest available. It was about …
Curious to hear about your experiences regarding the personal item!
Edit: I’m referring to the actual ‘personal/free’ item they allow you to have alongside your main carry-on.
Hey everyone! Haven’t posted here much but have gained a lot from this community, so thought I’d share this. I heard about the Matador Beast 28 here through a post by /u/woolgatheringeyes and it seemed perfect for the times I do some hiking while traveling. I’m not an avid hiker, but its part of how I travel, especially internationally. This setup is designed for spending time in the city and nature on the same trip.
Here’s what I packed for a trip that included a 45-mile hike through the mountains in Mexico:
This isn’t a situation where I need a tent to camp or need to bring all my food. There are lots of stops and vendors along the way, including places where you can pay to sleep on the floor in a shelter, which is why I have the sleeping bag and air mattress. As you can see, I’m clearly not a hiker, what with the …
I have massive issues sleeping because I sleep hot and I need white noise. I just can’t sleep well on anything that’s not my own carefully selected mattress. But as all of you, I do love to travel and I do so minimally with one bag. I am curious to know what kind of compact gear you bring to help you sleep better at night while traveling?
just saw that these are now the cheapest three-pack I can remember from Outlier (save for the socks).
i’ve really liked these this summer. was very unsure about the raw edges, but i kinda love the way they roll up after washing.
Warmth without overheating, a highly breathable duvet. At the core is 120gsm of Lavalan wool batting for warmth and moisture management. Quilted around it are two layers of Polartec Alpha 60 military grade non-migrating insulation for additional vented performance. On the outside is 100% European grown linen for even more dry, breathable comfort.
Just received the Western Rise Evolution short 2.0 (the newer version with 4 way stretch). I never tried the original but I hear it was extremely similar to NWS with air texturized nylon. I was excited to try this version since it was 4 way stretch and supposedly even thinner than the NWS as well. While it is definitely a great competitor and offers value at $98 I think it fell short of NWS. The 4 way stretch is more of a “hard stretch” and you don’t really notice any more freedom of movement in shorts. This may be really nice in the Evolution pants however. The other major downfalls were the “swishing sound” that was extremely loud, pockets were not mesh, and lastly the material had more structure than NWS (felt stiffer?) and actually felt thicker even though its technically not. I think this would be really nice in pants but for shorts structure isn’t all that important.
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Their Bluegray color is freaking awesome though. if anyone is …
I’m going to say Ramilust Cut One. The best hiking/camping shirt. Really love how absorbent they are and the slight scratchiness actually helps in a sweat. Also becoming a go-to as an undershirt. If you are taller go with cut one and expect some shrinkage and wear. These are hard working shirts.