because OF COURSE there is a subreddit for this! I am so glad I found this place! I will be reading every single post all night long.
I donated the majority of my bags when I moved this summer, keeping what I have concluded is the PERFECT BAG. I lasted only three weeks into the semester and decided, I need to find a new PERFECT BAG. Let the search begin!
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I designed this bag to be flexible for different kinds of usage with removable device pockets. It’s about 15L capacity and has a waterproof shower liner sandwiched between the outer and the liner
That computer is a stand in for the one i actually use (was on a work call when i made this). I wear Florsheim leather boots — they are super stylish and I can hike endlessly in them. They do get beat up quickly if you’re not careful, but still look great.
This is for a visit to crossing the Nordic and Baltic states. Warmer climes will see few sweaters and a silk/linen blazer, plus shoes over boots.
Lastly, I love to shave everyday. Something about doing it sets me just a little more right in whatever far flung time zone I find myself in. Therefore, I carry premium shave soap, a titanium lather brush, and carry a small bottle of aftershave. Bring the things that …
Hey guys! I’ve been onebagging for some domestic trips but this is my first official international onebag trip! I’ll be spending 2 weeks between Italy and Jordan with stopovers in Istanbul and Madrid. I’ll put my packing list below and highlight some of my favorite items that have made my travels a lot easier.
Bag: Matein 40L Carry-On Backpack ($30 on Amazon). I hate to admit (because I own a Farpoint 40 and an Allpa 35) that this is my favorite travel backpack. For these reasons:
Of course the harness isn’t as good as the Farpoint and it doesn’t have YKK zippers and hardware, so it’ll probably break sooner, but I can buy 5 of these for the price of one Farpoint!
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I am starting a nomadic journey and this is my bag. I have made changes since I started but this is what I have now. The stuffed bag at the top is a puffer coat. Not pictured are just socks, t-shirt, pants, qbd underwear I am wearing.
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TL;DR: This feels like the next refinement of Warmshirt design. If you wanted a natural warmshirt that wears more like an overshirt / less like a jacket and don’t mind giving up some wind resistance, this one’s for you.
The Injex Warmshirt is dropping at 1pm NYC time today in RD Black and RD Olive Territory for $525
I really like Warmshirts. They’re by far my most worn Outlier layer in the fall, winter, and spring. I’ve already written a lot about the synthetic Warmshirt varieties Outlier dropped in the past (initial Futurecore Warmshirt impressions here, long term Futurecore Warmshirt review here, initial Stronghard Hooded Warmshirt impressions here), but wasn’t really intrigued by the Jumpyarn and Abrushedcotton natural fabric Warmshirts that dropped last year.
The folks at Outlier sent me an Injex Warmshirt to review (thank …
Is it just me who finds it difficult to get the sizing right when purchasing from Outlier? Now when I buy a new style of pants, I order a 33 and a 34 and usually one fits and I return the other. A while ago I got my first pair of outlier shorts, some grey Seven-fives. The 33 fit perfectly. A few months later, I want another pair so I get the same thing in blue. That one is a little tight, but still a decent fit. Fast forward 3 years later, I gained a few pounds and I get a 34 in black. They are a little lose but they are wearable. A year later, I lost 10 pounds so the newer pair doesn’t fit so I replace them with a third pair of 33. To my surprise, they fit the same as the 34. I even measured them and they measure the same. A little confused, I ordered a pair of 32. Now I don’t know what to expect. They might be too small or they will fit perfectly.
I like the product, but the purchasing experience drives me nuts. Most other brands, I order my size and they fit the same …
Extremely open warmth, a breathable insulated bomber that unzips extra wide. Injected Linen on the outside, Alpha 120 insulation, nylon-core merino, supplex and more Injex on the inside, Overkill Mesh at the collar, cuffs and hem. Chunky #10 pit zips extend from hem to forearm allowing the jacket to be opened and worn like a cape.
A zen overshirt experiment [#468] in warmth without overheating. The Injected Linen face fabric combined with Daydry merino lining makes for the lightest, flattest and most extremely breathable take on our already extremely breathable Warmshirts. Wears almost like a regular button-up but the 60gsm Alpha insulation generates some very real warmth. Features a snap front and discreet hand warmer pockets.