Furoshiki, the extremely minimal method of carry, using a single piece of fabric. Continue reading
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Week In Review ~ 18 May
Welcome to the Week In Review, where travel luggage for the distinguished gentleman or lady bumps up alongside flexible suitcase/backpack hybrids, Brooklyn vintage style tangoes with Latin American/Parisian chic and we show you how to keep your kids’ fingers out … Continue reading
5 Minutes With roztayger
For the latest addition to our Five Minutes With series we caught up with Elizabeth Jeffer, founder of the carry retailer roztayger. Continue reading
Hacks :: Kid-Proof Drug Bags
Accidental poisoning from pharmaceuticals take out more kids than you realise. Here’s a quick hack for parents… Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 11 May
This week we’ve got a mix of style, durability and functionality as we check out a hardwearing tote, an eye-catching backpack suitable for work or play, cyclist carry focusing on easy access and some sleek mountain packs. Welcome to the … Continue reading
The Arc’teryx Brand
We got to have a chat w/Dan Green – the design manager at Arc’teryx. Come enjoy the conversation, it’s a good read Continue reading
Head to Head :: Adventure Duffels
We compare two classic adventure duffels to see which one works better as a gear mule… Continue reading
A Love Affair | My Gregory Kletter Day
For someone that spends my life thinking about better carry, it’s funny that one of my favorite packs is a Kletter Day. Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 4 May
Though there’s more than a few cycle brands in this Week In Review, the bags work just as well if you’re traveling via two feet rather than two wheels. We’re checking out a smart safety addition to cycling messengers, a … Continue reading
Bags. Locations. Looks.
Hmmm, this is a little out of our general scope of what we’d post about it, but it’s pretty interesting… Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 27 April
Welcome to the weekend and the Week In Review. We’re checking out some chic carry for the office, a solution to avoiding flat batteries in your tech gadgets while on the go and some waterproof cyclist carry in the form … Continue reading
HERZ shop visit :: Japan
Herz is a small Japanese (Shibuya district of Tokyo) based leather craftsman workshop, which started in 1973. Continue reading
Road Test :: Poler Excursion Pack
We figured if you’re going to test a photography backpack properly you need a photographer to do it and this is where David Green comes in. A photographer by trade, David is also handy at filming and animating, having put … Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 20 April
We’re spanning the carry categories with this Week In Review. Keeping things varied, we’re checking out a stylish wallet for the office or leisure use, two very different duffels, a versatile daypack, and a tactical twist on a matching tote … Continue reading
Road Test :: Red Oxx Safari-Beano’s PR4
An adventure and travel-inspired duffle for the doomsday prepper in all of us. The PR4 gets a road test that ends with it being stolen. Read on to see why thieves smashed and grabbed. – I’ve been using Red Oxx’s … Continue reading
Road Test :: Mission Workshop VX / R8 Arkiv Field Pack
Three testers, multiple configurations, and lots of travel. We finally report on how Mission Workshop’s top-of-the-line backpack performed… Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 13 April
Are you a tech lover wanting carry for your gadgets? Perhaps looking for some gentlemen’s carry or a stylish cycling/EDC pack? Maybe you have a favorite bag but would love it to have more organization options. This Week In Review … Continue reading
Drive By :: Boreas Erawan
Two in a row, why? Because Boreas are doing some dam impressive things in carry right now. Continue reading
Boreas hit Kickstarter
One of our favorite carry brands has launched a project on one of our favorite innovation platforms. We ask about it… Continue reading
Road Test :: CamelBak Tri-Zip
Finally, Ando gets around to sharing the dirt on his favorite active travel pack – the Camelbak Tri-Zip. Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 6 April
There’s a definite vibe of versatile functionality in this Week In Review. We’re checking out a hybrid backpack, an everyday-use holdall, minimalist carry in its purest form and a roll-top pack with multiple access and exterior carry options. So without … Continue reading
Upcycling Bags From KEEN & Using Bags to Promote Sports For Girls
Believe it or not there is a lot of carry news that comes across our desks (Twitter clients) each day and it is quite the challenge to review or even cover them all. Two pieces of news caught my eye … Continue reading
Classic Backpacks under $50
We’re here asking you this time… What are some other super classic backpacks that you love? Continue reading
Week In Review ~ 30 March
EDC to antiques, chic style to colorful creativity, with a little bit of minimalism thrown in for good measure. Diversity is the name of the game for this Week In Review so enjoy the read, hopefully there’s something for everyone… … Continue reading
Antique Swiss WWII Pony Fur Rucksack
Our buddy Chris Bray (co-owner over at Billykirk) sent us an email of a unique antique pack he picked up recently. Continue reading
Dopp Kit Dump
A great Dopp Kit is kind of an art form… Continue reading
Mega Dangler Group Buy Closed! (100 units hit)
We just hit 100! We wanted to treat this as a giant “thank you” from us for reading Carryology! Thank you! (and thank you Jana and Deryk!) Continue reading
Drive By :: George Guest Tilden Wallet
George Guest don’t make many products. And the products they do make are not ‘normal’. Hence the appeal… Continue reading
Mega Dangler Carryology Group Buy!
Well, you all demanded it, and we listened. After we posted up the our EDC Keys posts, we received an overwhelming amount of reader messages and comments regarding how to order the Mega Dangler from Munroe Knives. Continue reading










































