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Liking | peace4you
Taylor: I’ll entertain the purchase of just about anything handmade in Europe, especially if it is a bag or pack (for example, I’ll admit, recently I just bought a pair of sheep shears handmade in England, just to hang on … Continue reading
Kris Van Assche for Eastpak
Eastpak get their classics reinvented When Eastpak dropped their Kris Van Assche collaboration awhile back, we didn’t really pay it much attention. These fashion collabs are often done by Eastpak for marketing reasons, and can be over-priced and under resolved. … Continue reading
Outdoor Retailer Show Wrap-Up
Carryology contributor Taylor Welden has been busy in Salt Lake City over the weekend, catching up with the latest and greatest from the outdoor industry. We asked him to select a few carry related highlights from the Outdoor Retailer summer … Continue reading
Make Your Own Bicycle Pannier
Make Your Own Bicycle Pannier Bicycle panniers are amazing. They hold the things you’re carrying away from you, so you’re less likely to get sweaty, and they hold the weight low on your bike in order to give you better … Continue reading
Bags of the Bike Polo Championships
One of our newer contributors, Johnson, recently had the pleasure of attending the Australian Bike Polo Championships. Apart from taking part in the championships, Johnson took the initiative to snap a few shots of what bags everyone was rocking at … Continue reading
Pacsafe :: Anti-Theft Travel Gear
Pacsafe – Anti-Theft Travel Gear It’s a sad fact that no matter how safe you think your bag is, there’s going to be a flaw that someone is going to know how to take advantage of. Even if you try … Continue reading
New Contributor | Taylor Welden
And the family grows… Our hope for Carryology has always been to have a broad base of contributing Carryologists, from designers to retailers and core users. Today we welcome Taylor Welden to the fold, an Industrial Designer that has been … Continue reading
Road Test | Chrome Metropolis
This is one of those bags that you see pop up everywhere, reaching icon status with that broad silhouette and bling seat belt buckle. And as with any iconic bag, there are also reviews everywhere. The internet has filled it’s … Continue reading
Carryology says hi to Bellroy
The growth and support that has been happening around Carryology is amazing. We feel really fortunate to be a part of the carry community finding a voice. The initial idea and seeding for the blog came from a few of … Continue reading
Road Tested | Osprey Flap Jack | Part 2
The last ten days has seen the Flap Jack on my back at least twelve hours a day, sometimes more. We were inseparable through airport security, on the flight to Montreal, through heavy downpours, crowded trains, and countless miles of the subway … Continue reading
Osprey 24/7 Pack Series
Osprey 24/7 Pack Series Undoubtedly riding off the success of their Flap series of casual daypacks (which we are in the process of road testing), Osprey is introducing the 24/7 Series for the FW 2010 season. The Colorado based manufacturer … Continue reading
Road Tested | Osprey Flap Jack | Part 1
Road Tested | Osprey Flap Jack | Part 1 We’re starting a new type of post, that we hope you like more than donuts. It’s imaginatively called ‘Road Tested’, where we’ll be putting various carry good through their paces. We’ll … Continue reading
Why the Bulge?
Pocket bulges are not sexy. Ever.
The difficult thing about it is that baggy trousers are not sexy either. So as we scrape ourselves in to skinny jeans and slim fit suits, the wallet bulge has become way too common.
Downsize the wallet. Clean out the rubbish. Get your life together.
And get rid of that bulge! Continue reading
Welcome to Carryology
Hello. We’re Bellroy.
We’re a small group looking to improve the way we carry things.
We are starting the old fashioned way – with a community. We are hoping that this blog will bring together people that share an interest in carrying better, inspired by ideas that help us roam more freely, carrying and accessing our things from wherever we end up. Continue reading



















