So basically what the title says.
i have looked through too many different sites from time to time and many use different measurements to specify their bags i dont talk about how they measure the size but the filter options they give u on their website.
For example TNF gives u sizes in S/M/L which is like the most useless style to measure the Volume of a bag i gave ever seen. Maybe it refers to the size of the harness but it isnt specified.
Or not every sites tells you about which laptop will fit or if they have a falls bottom.
So Which Filters would you like to have on a site to look for a backopack ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn65riaKccA
COVID-impacted years being excluded of course. Rick talks on what he does and the merits of lightweight travel in the above video.
Hi /r/onebag, it’s been a while!
Since this post from August 2019, I’ve gotten a few messages asking about what happened after I lost (nearly) all my stuff. After seeing this recent post by /u/soy_marta and getting a inquiring message from /u/impressmiddle9270, I’ve decided to put together an update. It’s LONG!
TLDR First post: My onebag got stolen from under a Flixbus. I had my phone, passport, wallet with some cash, phone charger, power bank, and a few odds and ends. To give up and go home or carry on despite it all? That was …
My lovely Knack bag was stolen while traveling in another country. I’m sad that the Sangria Red is not available anymore and, more importantly, I lost my documents, medication, glasses, puffy jacket, keys, and a couple more things that were way more important for me than they would be for anybody else. 😥
Anyway, while I’m still trying to figure out this mess (I’m a citizen of a country, living in a second country, traveling in a third country), I wanted to share some thoughts I’m having these days and invite others to share theirs.
This is super obvious and I’m normally good at it, but… don’t leave your bag visible inside a car while you go for a walk. Even if it’s short. Even if the area is supposedly safe. Unfortunately I learned this the hard way.
What to do with your documents is a tricky one (What if they steal them from the car? What if they steal them from you?) BUT… if you have more than one, have them in different …
Kind of a bummer, Osprey sold to Helen of Troy. Hoping they continue to produce quality packs and products. What’s the history of other brands that were acquired?
https://www.durangoherald.com/articles/cortez-based-osprey-packs-agrees-to-sell-to-helen-of-troy/
Hi all, thought you might be interested in my first trip with a new bag. It fit my approach really well. Glad to hear any comments or suggestions, especially from fellow runners!
The trip was just 3 days and 3 nights, but had some extra challenges for onebagging:
So let’s get to the recap.
This bag was perfect for me. It has little structure: one big main compartment, a long front pocket for small items, and a laptop compartment with just a bit of padding. At 20x11x7in (51x28x18cm), it’s technically too big for a personal item if fully packed. That’s how I like it and I underpacked appropriately, so it fit under the seat with no problems (it’s very …
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TL;DR: This is essentially a suede overshirt. The Ultrasuede HP fabric looks, feels, and performs like real suede leather, but with the added advantage of being machine washable and shrugging off stains like nobody’s business.
At $555, I’m personally priced out and I think a lot of other folks might be too. The sleeves are incredibly long and the back hem is dropped which looks strange to me, but the fabric itself is lovely and anyone who doesn’t mind the quirks of the shirt and the price will definitely be happy with it.
The Ultrasuede Overshirt drops this Thursday 12⁄2 at 1pm NYC for $555 in Dawn Blue and Black
When I first saw the Ultrasuede Overshirt teased in Ideas for Fall, I was pretty skeptical about it and said as much when it was being discussed a few weeks ago.
I was interested in it as a concept, but content …
FITPICS https://imgur.com/a/nmfcf08
FIT This is usually the most important aspect of any clothing piece for me. I am 5’6 and with 165ish probably 170 by the end of winter as I fluctuate, so finding clothes that fit can be a challenge. With that being said, If you like short and boxy, you’ll enjoy this fit. It’s a little wide in the waist and could have used the slightest taper but that is something a tailor can easily do. The product page does say expect minor shrinkage after the first wash but I have yet to do so. I went TTS with a medium after learning my lesson with the AMB traveler (I went with the XS for a fitted look).
Does it layerwell? I am able to layer this very well. I’ve done so with some thick hoodies like a Lady White superweighted hoodie and my Co Weight Merino hoodie. I don’t think it would layer as nicely if i sized down but I also think just having this as a fitted midlayer is a great choice. There is a small traveler on the marketplace that has me tempted. …
Warmth without overheating, a highly breathable duvet. At the core is 120gsm of Lavalan wool batting for warmth and moisture management. Quilted around it are two layers of Polartec Alpha 60 military grade non-migrating insulation for additional vented performance. On the outside is 100% European grown linen for even more dry, breathable comfort.
Now available in Washed White, Washed Flax and Washed Bluegray
A quietly bombproof Strongtwill pant, cut using long darts instead of side seams to create a free moving and tapered silhouette.
I haven’t listened to it yet but in general I like podcast:
https://blamo.simplecast.com/episodes/willie-norris-outlier-and-designing-for-community
And from a few years ago when Abe was on:
https://blamo.simplecast.com/episodes/s03e17-abe-burmeister-outlier
Experiment 304 - Buffalo Drill Hardshirt
A hard shirt experiment in a hard fabric. Buffalo Drill is a motorcycle grade cotton/nylon drill with a red and black plaid facade. Hidden placket front with matte black stainless steel shanks, and a center access chest pocket.