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Road Test | Porter Protect Messenger
Getting jiggy with a cracker of a messenger Any frequent reader knows that we froth for Porter. The god-fathers of good urban carry, this Japanese brand have been producing carry classics for years, with very little exposure to the west. … Continue reading
Category: Bags, Messengers, Road Tests
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If backs bend, then why are packs flat?
If backs bend, then why are packs flat? Note: For a higher resolution image of the above, click [HERE]. Computers used to fill buildings. Then just rooms. Then just desks. Now most computers are laptop or pocket sized. So how … Continue reading
Category: Backpacks, Bags, Carry Culture, Messengers, Reflections
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Our Favourite Wheeled Bags
Our Favourite Wheeled Bags Note: For a higher resolution image of the above, click [HERE]. Traveling has become a major part of our lives – whether for a holiday, a business trip, or discovering the world. Few of us take … Continue reading
Category: Check In, Luggage, Travel
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Road Tested | Nike ACG Nylon Messenger
The Nike ACG Messenger has been on road test for the last couple of months by one of our carryologists. They actually purchased it long before we thought of running this Road Tested category so it works out quite well … Continue reading
Category: Bags, Messengers, Regular Sections, Road Tests
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5 Reasons I can’t find a great messenger bag
5 Reasons I can’t find a great messenger bag If you want to view the full sized poster, click [HERE] I really want a great messenger bag. I love how fast they are to access stuff, and I think they … Continue reading
Category: Bags, Carry Conversations, Messengers, Reflections
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Carrying a Guitar is harder than it seems.
Have you ever looked for a cover or a case for your precious guitar, perhaps during your early rock years? No matter how long those years were, it’s been pretty darn hard to find something practical, and that looks as … Continue reading
Category: Specialist Carry, Travel
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Anatomy of a good bag
If you want the full sized version of the poster click [HERE] Finding a bag you like the look of is probably your starting point, but there’s then a bunch of less obvious things that can make a huge difference … Continue reading
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ISO50 | Liking
ISO 50 – Scott Hansen’s graphic & music blog. Why we like it: Every good graphic designer we’ve ever met rates Scott’s distinctive modern retro graphic work. He also knows how to put together a banging tune and playlist. Who … Continue reading
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Les Ateliers Ruby | Liking
Les Ateliers Ruby – Stunning motorcycling helmets. Why we like it: Too many companies make too many things. Ruby concentrate on a narrow product area, and absolutely nail it. This is French luxury the way it should be. Who else … Continue reading
Category: Liking, Travel
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Rushfaster | Liking
Rushfaster – Bags you won’t find on everyone else
Why we like it: Living mostly in Australia, we usually look with envy at all the great businesses IN OTHER COUNTRIES. We’re only little, so mostly we get ignored. Rushfaster are good, on a global level. They have a great site with easy navigation and loads of bags, wallets, and carry product.
Who else might like it: Crew scoping a new carry item.
Where they are: http://www.rushfaster.com.au/ Continue reading
How do you deal with earbud tangles?
How do you deal with earbud tangles? What do you do with your earbuds when not using them? If you sport anything with an ‘i’ in front of it, you probably have a set of earbuds that are kept at … Continue reading
Category: Hacks, Utility
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Relating to this illustration…
Why on earth do I own all these bags?
Lunchbreath seems to suffer from the same affliction as most of us…
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Category: Bags, Carry Culture
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