Packable Backpacks for the Snow Snowboarding is one of those activities in life that requires a large amount of gear to make it happen. There’s no avoiding it – from goggles and gloves to jackets and neck warmers, just managing … Continue reading
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Quick Review | Nau Fluent Stash
Quick Review | Nau Fluent Stash Why it caught my eye There’s no way around it, I am a big Nau fan. The Portland, Oregon company just gets it. They are a responsible corporate entity, they try to source sustainably when … Continue reading
F-Light Series from Rip Curl
F-Light Series from Rip Curl Have surfers been single handedly holding up the airline industry? In recent times, excess baggage fees have become rude, and with the weight of boards, wetsuits, pillows and teddy bears (what?!) you can start to … Continue reading
MacGyver Clothing
Scottevest has been around for a decade now, but we’d never really thought to post about them. Then an article from Core77, pinged to us from Aaron at Knog, and we figure it’s time to share this special kind of … Continue reading
Choosing good rolling luggage
Choosing good rolling luggage When traveling, a good bag is one you don’t notice. Your trip should be all about your trip, not dragging a failing bag through customs as the zips split, the wheels seize, and the seams fall … 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
Backpacking. Your tips?
The post for today kinda got shelved and passed to the drafts department halfway thru writing it, not because it sucked but because I thought you guys would be able to help me with some traveling advice. Plus, I’m in … Continue reading
Weekender bags
Weekender bags Steve McQueen. God bless him. Apart from having nothing to do with Carryology, unless you count carrying style – boom tish*, a great joke people. Embrace it. Anyway, back to McQueen, nothing to do with carryology. But the … Continue reading
Nau Fluent Traveler
Nau, one of my favorite companies to keep an eye on. They have a wonderful modern aesthetic while maintaining an “organic” vibe that keeps the brand approachable and not cold like some technical brands tend to get. Starting out with … Continue reading
Carry-On Bags
To view the full sized version of the poster, click [HERE] OK, it’s time to scope a few Carry-On bags. These are the workhorses of the frequent traveler, and can make or break a trip through the smallest detail. But … Continue reading
Welcome to the Security Theatre…
Dispelling some common air travel myths Bruce Schneier is one of those specialists that have transcended their area of expertise. An expert in cryptography, internet security and now security as a broader issue, his commentary has the kind of common … Continue reading
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
One Bag | Liking
That’s all you need right? One bag? Jack of all, ace on none type of bag – does everything, excels at nothing. Kinda sounds like me, damn it.. But this isn’t about me, its about One Bag. OneBag.com to be … Continue reading
Backpack or Messenger?
How do you choose between a backpack and a Messenger? If you want a larger version of the poster click [HERE] We’ve been stalking a few conversations in tweet world, and realised that many crew are struggling to know even … Continue reading
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
A weighty issue
The search for better luggage scales I have an old butchers carcass scale at home. A big, rusty, mechanical beast of a scale set with a menacing hook dangling from the bottom. While there’s some nice sentiments associated with the … Continue reading
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

























