• CIVIC PANEL LOADER 24L - X-PAC • CIVIC ACCESS POUCH 1L - X-PAC • CIVIC ACCESS POUCH 2L - X-PAC • Chaves Ultramar Knife - Safety Orange by WOK • Tactile Turn 1UP Mini Side Click • Preon P1-Ti Carryology Collab • Elisiah Messer “El Mercantile” Boba • Apple Watch Ultra - Nomad Goods Band • Australian Cattle Dog - Blue Heeler
Two people, one personal item and one carry on each. From left to right: Tom Bihn Makers Bag and Peak Design Travel Bag 45 - for him. Cotopaxi Tasra 16 (brand new) and Bellroy work system messenger -for me. First trip in a long time that wasn’t 100% Tom Bihn, mostly due to non-standard airline dimensions.
I’m glad to answer any questions people might have on these 4 bags!
Goruck GR1 (with a 3rd party Beavertail) + Alpha One Niner Chio X
I wanted to thank you all for the massive collection photos.
I’ve been on OneBag trying to clean up my act and help downsize. I’m in a small house and bags are a weakness. Most aren’t awesome. Just things I’ve picked up over the years, especially at thrift stores (eyes the water bladder backpack in shiny iridescent plastic fabric I will likely never wear I got for $12).
As I have my 3 carry on size in order from the REI annual sale I note my packing cubes don’t play nice with a top loading backpack the way I want. And then the guilt creeps in because I might need a new style of packing cube.
Then I see all these posts and photos and think, “hey I really don’t have that much!!”
But seriously - for those with massive collections, do you really use most of this stuff or is it more of a collection and you can’t get rid of things that have a hypothetical use case? Hoarder vs collector are of course in the eye of the bag-holder.
I find myself reaching for the same few bags over and …
I’m looking for a different bag to replace my Bellory Venture 22L. I don’t really carry all that much on me besides what’s in the picture but I do occasionally throw my drone (Mini 3 Pro) in my bag and sometimes a small sling and hoodie. Dimension wise the City Pack is closer to the Venture’s size and an 8L loss of capacity. Will that stuff even fit in the City Pack? Price isn’t an issue for getting the larger City Pack Pro, I just don’t want to have a much bigger bag than I will actually need.
This is an order picture so that larger tech case on the right has been replaced with an Aer skim pouch.
All packed for 10 days in Italy! It’s our first int’l trip as a couple - after introducing my gf to OneBag in preparation for the trip, she’s become even more committed to the way than I am and picked up the smaller Allpa. Loving the way they look together!
I just got back from a month and a half traveling in south america. One of the issues I had on my trip was my undershirts. I got some polyester ones that were supposed to be anti odor, they weren’t. I think they were more pro odor than anti, lol, so sink laundry became much more challenging. Merino seems to be the answer, but I’ve had concerns over merino’s durability after seeing people say it hasn’t lasted for them other places. If I’m going to spend $150 for new everyday undershirts, they better last. So, to my long term, indefinite travelers out there. Has merino wool (blends included) lived up to the hype? What articles/brands have you had good experiences with? Bad experiences with?
Hey r/onebag! I’ve been an avid onebagger since joining this community in 2019. However, I’ve never thought about sharing my set-up until now. This isn’t going to be a super detailed post with every item photographed and weighed, but hopefully it gives some insight into my onebag packing list and rationale behind what I’ve packed. My main onebag philosophy is pack what you use everyday and not what you ‘might need’. When you’re travelling you’re the same you, just in a different location. Don’t expect the brand new version of you to show up and suddenly bring a whole lot of things you don’t need or won’t use.
Firstly, I’m from New Zealand, so our options for brands commonly seen in this community is limited. My approach has been to source gear and kit locally where possible and from a sustainability perspective, I’ve opted to utilize existing gear rather than run out to buy a whole lot of shiny new things …
(DayOwl Daypack)
Stumbled upon this video while looking for travel bags and the whole process is so laborious. Most of the travel bags I came across are also made in Vietnam.
It was so interesting to watch and made me feel loads better about paying the extra $$$ for a backpack vs skimming out on some cheap ones from Amazon.
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Thought i’d share so you can feel less guilty too n purchase the bag that you want/need!
TL;DR: sportweight is slightly heavier, much drier, less insulating, smoother/slicker, more open/breathable, and has more “snap” to the fabric than daybreak. both fabrics have resisted any pilling and have had no durability issues after many months of ownership, washing, and daily wear.
context: I’ve had the first run of sportweight shirts for over a year now, and bought some daybreaks several months ago. I’ve worn each for hundreds of days now and washed them dozens of times, so have solid experience and thought I’d share some of the differences I’ve noticed:
spec-wise, Sportweight is 50⁄50 merino/poly whereas Daybreak is 87⁄13 merino/nylon they both use 16.5 top-capped tight spectrum merino; daybreak is 140gsm vs 170gsm for sportweight.
feeling-wise daybreak feels fuzzier/softer than sportweight, which feels smoother/slicker in comparison
breathability/openness wise daybreak is decent, but sportweight is noticeably more …
Sportweight Merino Cut One T-Shirt
A drier and more open take on merino performance. Top-capped 16.5 micron merino intimately blended with equal parts recycled polyester to create a near perfect t-shirt for high exertion, sweaty, rough-and-tumble use. Cut One is our classic cut, straight and long.
Now available in That Coral, Black and Anthracite
Sportweight Merino Cut Two T-Shirt
A drier and more open take on merino performance. Top-capped 16.5 micron merino intimately blended with equal parts recycled polyester to create a near perfect t-shirt for high exertion, sweaty, rough-and-tumble use. Cut Two is our box cut, squared out with broad-shoulders and a high neck.
Hello, fellow Outlier lovers. As folks who love the Outlier minimalist vibe as I do, where would you shop for a black suit for a funeral (and other black suit occasions)? Thank you.
I’m having a hell of a time finding lightweight pants that fit my thigh to waist ratio. Size 29 Bombworks fit me like the website photos for the Futureslimworks. I love how my Bombworks fit but the material is too heavy for summertime. I’m hoping to find something from another brand that fits like the Bombworks but in a lighter fabric. Futureslimworks and Futuredarts are way too tight on my thighs. If I size up to fit my legs they’re way too loose in the waist to the point I can pull them straight off while buttoned, and I prefer to not wear a belt or have them taken in too much if I can find something else that fits well out of the box. I’ve also tried Western Rise Evolutions and Mission Workshop Divisions but I have the same problem with those. Size 31 Outdoor Research Ferrosi pants fit pretty well but they’re too wilderness looking for daily wear and I only use them for hiking. Anyone have any ideas for other pants I should try? Thanks!
Based in Europe, so want to get my sizing right on the first try. From the size chart, I’m in between sizes. 185lbs, 6”1. I wear size L in cut 2. Any input on whether I should go for size M or L?
Did I miss a restock of the futureyes f. cloths or any news if they will they be restocked soon? I think they were released this time last year. I know the Futureyesyes were recent