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Chrome Kadet sling - bungee inspired by u/trendchaser91
I’ve used the black cordura Inside Line Equipment Default Mini (18L) w/reflective bits as my daily bag for the last couple years, acquired from a sample sale. I loved the design enough to keep my eyes out for a Default XL (40L).
Got lucky and nabbed a grey xpax XL from their most recent sample sale and it arrived a few days ago. Photos pale in comparison to video, this thing is huge.
Just wanted to show off my new toy. I took it to the park today loaded with a small hammock, towel, a paperback, plus phone, wallet, keys, etc. It’s the perfect size for a day trip or an overnighter, whereas the Default I got from last year’s sale is great for a weekend trip or more extensive daily carry. I’ll probably end up getting the organizer for the outer zip pocket to make it a little neater, but I’m very happy with this bag so far.
My wife and I plus 4 children (12-16) are making our way from Alaska through NY, France, Switzerland, and Italy right now- all carrying our stuff in <30L bags. I’m super happy everyone was on board because we really don’t have time for delays due to lost checked bags. I think the smallest is that colorful Cotopaxi bag and I’m really impressed by that thing.
I was thinking about some extras that I brought that I second guessed as excessive, but have been useful so I wanted to pass it on…
So all of those things that aren’t necessarily super minimalist have proven their value for taking up a little room and weight.
Another thing I’ll share as something that I …
30L>Bag is the Peak Design 45 L. T shirts and underwear go in the Peak Design packing cube, shorts and pants go in the Eagle Creek Packing cube. Socks go in the shoes which go in the Peak Design shoe bag.
1x rain jacket
5x t shirts
1x button down
1x polo
5x underwear
3x shorts
1x pants
1x running shoes
5x socks
Arcteryx day pack
Lululemon fanny pack
Aer Travel Kit 2 with toiletries
Sea to summit inflatable pillow
Pen
Flashlight
Airfly
Deodorant
Portable power bank
Sunglasses
Laundry sheets
Sea to summit clothesline
Sea to summit 13 L dry bag
Kindle paperwhite with felt sleeve
AirTag
Excited for this 11 day cruise (15 day trip) to Alaska with one stop in Canada.
After my first one bag trip which was a weekend long, I was convinced I could one bag more often on longer trips. Fast forward to today, I thought I would test my new found one bag abilities on a cruise with family to Alaska and Canada. Although it’s 1.5 bag I still feel accomplished that I won’t have to lug around a suitcase and won’t have to check any luggage.
Now to the juicy details..
Clothing: • 2 cotton shirts • 2 w&p merino shirts (1 worn) • 1 long sleeve merino shirt • 2 button down shirts • 2 lulu lemon ABC slim slacks • 1 pair of jeans (worn) • 1 pair of jogger’s • 1 pair of cotton shorts • 3 pairs of athletic shorts • 4 pairs of merino socks (1 worn) • 1 down jacket • 1 polyester/spandex jacket • 1 rain jacket/wind breaker • 2 beanies • 1 hat (worn) • 1 pair of gloves
Shoes: • Teva sandals • Blundstone boots (worn)
Accessories: • Fujifilm Xt5 • XF 35mm f1.4 • XF 18-55mm f2.8-4 • Laowa …
This sub has been very helpful in learning how to Onebag. I’m sure I’ll learn a lot from this trip but this is what I’ve decided to pack. Starting with 10 days in Israel doing a variety of outdoor activities and sightseeing. Then, flying into Rome and spending the next 10 days traveling north through Italy/Switzerland/France and ending up in Amsterdam for a family wedding, where I’ll spend the last 10 days before going to Germany for 1⁄2 days to fly back to the US.
BAGS:
Roark Accomplice Mule 45L, Osprey 20L Ultralight Dry stuff pack, Fanny Pack
I haven’t seen the Roark bag posted on this sub much, but I liked the look of it and checked all the boxes of what I was looking for in my primary bag, mainly size and Interior/exterior compression straps. Didn’t purchase any of the add-on modules but I used elastic cord to make a spot for securing misc items on the back of the pack if needed. Also bringing an osprey 20L as a day pack and a fanny …
Hi everyone! I decided to finally retire and upgrade my 7yr old ripped up (but still alive) Adidas backpack that has gone with me through high school, college, and several trips for an actual travel bag. For preface, I am NOT a minimalist or a one bagger but wanted to see if I could evolve into one for future trips.
Like everyone here, I went through a manic episode researching all the types of bags I could get. I didn’t know the world of backpacks could cause me so much stress! I wasn’t eating, I wasn’t drinking, I wasn’t sleeping (slight exaggeration). However, from the intense research I discovered what I wanted from a bag. These wants, in order of importance, were:
Have a separate laptop zip (I work remotely)
Open space so I can organize it however I want
NOT structured (I really enjoyed how flimsy and compressible my Adidas backpack was)
Have an easy access pocket
Weigh less than 2lbs
Waterbottle pocket
How did the mini mlc weigh against that rubric?
5⁄5 the …
For folks ordering Outlier international, a big sticking point is often the duties and taxes if you need to return an item.
Outlier’s policy is that they do not refund the taxes and duty fees which can sting if you’re in countries where the taxes and duties can often be 50% of the purchase value. Fear not though as there are potential ways for you to recoup some or all of those duties and taxes.
Step 1 - You will need to check that your country offers VAT or duty refunds. Some countries do not offer this, some will only refund a partial amount, and others will refund you the full amount. I suggest checking your local government customs and import sites first before continuing with this process.
Step 2 - Contact DHL which is Outlier’s international shipping provider and request the import documentation for your order(s). You can do this on the website for the country you live in by going to DHL -> Customer Support -> Send Email. Provide the waybill number(s) …
I just wanted to share some love for the original F.Cloth Bigs. I splurged and bought five pairs in the first few drops (hence the subdued colour-ways).
I know these were originally designed as a loose, working from home short but these have been my go-to baggy shorts for camping, canoe trips, hiking and climbing (indoors and outside). As well as living the vanlife, going to the pub, friend’s BBQs etc.
These five pairs are pretty much constant rotation for about five-six months of the year and despite my best attempts to ruin them through my own clumsy-ness they’ve barely got a mark or snag on them.
So thanks Outlier. And also sorry for not buying any of the recent versions. As you can see I’ve probably got enough to see me through for the next decade or two!
Oh yeah, I quickly swapped out the original flat string for some paracord and a 3-bar. Thanks to those who showed me where to get the 3-bar.
A long sleeve popover with a subtle placket pocket, made from a fabric remarkably open to the air yet opaque to the eye. Linen’s dry touch and beautiful aging character meets a radical warp-knit weft-insertion construction to create a light and elegant layering piece.
Now available in Raw White, GDX Grayzone, GDX Indigo Navy, GDX That Coral and GDX Sagebrush
Mask 001 Bandana came right out of storage today. Felt like Peter Parker opening the closet unboxing a suit that hasn’t been unearthed in ages.
Stay safe out there yall.
More external exposure in an interesting way for Willie.
Wonder if it’ll bring more exposure to the brand.
Attending a destination wedding and rolling right into a vacation after, need to fit everything in a carry on. I have a dark blue blazer I’ll be bringing and want to get some Outlier pants that I can dress up a bit with but also wear for the duration of my vacation as a casual pant. I haven’t bought an Outlier item in a while so wanted to check what you guys might suggest with all the new designs.
I have an old pair of bomb dungarees, and while I love the fit they may be a bit too casual (mainly because of the pocket rivets and more jean-like structure) for the wedding. I’m thinking along the lines of the futuredarts or the futureslimworks (what’s the main difference here?) or maybe even the Injected Linen Pants (wedding is in Vancouver, so not exactly a hot location but maybe still a good pant to wear generally for summer, especially back in NYC where I live).
Anyways, any recommendations are appreciated! I’m hoping to get something maybe in a dark grey …