Going from Synik 22 to the Brain Bag for EDC AND travel (instead of the 30). I concluded that I didn’t really open the clam very often at all.
I know these are intended for other things but I just have no real use for them. I use this bag just for my laptop, lunch and papers. I was about to cut them off until BAM. A solution to my floppy bag from falling over. Hope this helps those with similar bags.
At times when most of brands’ price tags skyrocket whereas quality only goes downward, I really appreciate Eddie Bauer stands firm with their price and materials. I am not saying their items are top-notch, but when it comes to overall price and material, I still find it enjoyable and feel surprised whenever I visit their stores.
Needless to say, screw the brands that demands $100+ for a simple item while deliver mediocre to disappointing quality.
TL;DR: We’re planning to participate in the reddit blackout on June 12th in protest of the upcoming API changes.
The r/onebag subreddit will appear private and no posts will be visible and no posts can be made on any platform from June 12 through June 14.
On June 12, for a period of 48 hours, r/onebag will go private in protest of reddit’s changes to how they operate their API.
On July 1st, 2023, Reddit intends to alter how its API is accessed. This move will require developers of third-party applications to pay significant sums of money if they wish to stay functional. Most 3rd party apps (like Reddit Is Fun, Apollo, Relay for Reddit, and Reddit Sync) have declared they will be unable to remain operational and will shut down. In the short term, this may give Reddit the appearance of being more profitable than it truly is… but in the long term, it will undermine the platform as a whole.
In response …
Partially full prescription bottles are terrible space wasters.
Does anyone have a way to travel with prescriptions that is legal, saves space, and doesn’t arouse annoying scrutiny?
Edit: Duh, this has already been addressed here. Sorry for not checking.
https://www.reddit.com/r/onebag/comments/w66esb/traveling_with_medications/
But it anyone has any fresh new ideas, hope you will post.
This sub keeps growing and growing. With that, more posts than ever asking for advice and recommendations, and with lots of helpful Redditors dishing out great advice, sometimes the really great stuff gets buried in comment threads.
I’ve made four posts like this in the past (linked below), and thought it’d be good to do so with a level of semi-regularity. Obviously, advice or suggestions do come with a level of YMMV. Counterpoints are expected and inevitable, or this wouldn’t be a discussion.
So, dear veteran Onebaggers, what would be your ONE tip for new Onebaggers?
I’m into really obvious tips, but I think it’s a good reminder of the basic ideas behind Onebagging, so, here’s mine:
So, this is more of measuring stick than a hardened rule, but I’ve been using it for quite some time for my own travels.
It’s based on a couple of assumptions: - You’re travelling five days or more - You have …
Pros: - Environmental friendly
Cons: - It’s hard to thoroughly clean it without a sponge and a sink that is deep enough - Takes up space from your one bag
Hello. What exactly is the difference between these two t-shirts? Which one would you recommend for summer?
Thanks everyone.
Is there any way to login to the old Outlier website to view my order history? I know it was possible for a time after the new website was launched, but now I don’t see this option - at least not easily.
Mine got dried accidentally on high so the medium feels like a small. Any tips to stretch it back into shape?