It fit nearly fully packed out. Excellent carry on.
Ordered this on eBay because it was mistakenly labeled as their QuickPack, but I paid very little for it and really love this bag. Using a side bag to carry keys, sunglasses, etc, is taking getting used to big is super convenient.
That I could go to that carried Aer, Evergoods, Black Ember, etc. bags so I could go look at them all in one place. Does anyone know of a store like this?
Heading off on a trip with my parents to Scotland (Inverness and Edinburgh) and then on to Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, and Ronda). Decided to use my Patagonia Arbor Lid 28L pack which I use for school and work. I was looking into getting a smaller (and shorter) bag but ended up just using this one as it fits pretty well under-seat when not overpacked. It ended up coming out to about 5kg/11lbs without water. I should be able to do laundry once or twice along the way, but if i planned on sink washing more regularly I could probably get away with a bit less. I’ll post and update when I get back.
Packing List: In the bag: -5 cotton t-shirts -1 collared coton t-shirt (not pictured) -1 pair of pants -2 pairs of shorts -5 pairs of underwear -5 pairs of socks -1 raincoat (REI) -1 sweater (Mountain Hardware) -Flip Flops -1L bottle (Platypus) -Charger and Adapters -Kindle -Ear buds -Face mask and ear plugs -Masks -Toiletries and meds -Passport Worn: -Sunglasses -Cotton t-shirt -Underwear -Socks …
Three months ago I set off backpacking around south-east Asia. First flying into Bangkok, Thailand. Here is my complete packing list.
Here’s everything I packed ⬇
In order to save weight I don’t have any warm clothes, no long sleeves, no jumpers. It is fine in South Eash Asia- asides from when I am on trains or planes and the air-con is pumping- it would be nice to have a jumper then. But the excess weight and bulk are not worth it in my opinion.
Not having to check in a bag at airports is beautiful. I’ve had zero issues with this set up- even with low cost airlines like AirAsia.
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Experiment 371 - Injex Camp Collar
An Injected Linen camp collar shirt in an experimental new roll dyeing process. Warp-knit and weft-inserted in Japan and then dyed in Portugal, nothing combines open to the air with opaque to the eye like Injex.
Now available in Olive Territory, Darkness, Lilac Haze and Dry Tan
Experiment 383 - Injex Oversize
An oversized short sleeve experiment. Shoulders broader than Broadway, raw cut sleeves and hem, an inside/outside double chest pocket and that flawless intersection of openness and opaqueness that Injected Linen brings.
Now available in Black, Olive Territory, Darkness, Lilac Haze and Dry Tan
https://outlier.nyc/products/experiment-369-doubleswanhook-belt
Seems like it’d be incredibly easy to 3d print. Thanks!
After washing the fabric gets all wrinkly and parts of the loose flap of fabric in the back of the placket gets furled up so when you button up the shirt, it forms a see through hole in that area since the placket isn’t flat. It’s kind of annoying since I’m forced to steam or iron to fix it after washing since the wrinkle is too stiff to smooth out by hand.
Camp collar cut is great though.
I have a small odd sized shower that’s in a damp, humid apartment. I switched all of my cotton over to linen a couple years ago. (Outlier’s own grid linen that’s worked very well.) I had a linen shower curtain sewn via Etsy and after a years worth of use I’m still not satisfied. Any other material around that’s fast drying, water resistant but won’t stain, as the bottom of the curtain was originally grey is now a light brown despite repeated washing, antimicrobial like Linen or dry crunchy? The original plan was just a traditional plastic liner but that became untenable and I kept throwing them out.