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A Conversation with Mystery Ranch Founder Dana Gleason
…ou do at Mystery Ranch? Well, it’s not in the United States. It is in Harajuku, a shopping district in Tokyo. Our friends at A&F have created a standalone Mystery Ranch store and they have acted as curators and collectors. They try and get bits and pieces of everything we do for the military world, which a lot of that doesn’t show up in any public way, and they have been awesome at simply maintaining history. And once you go up on the second floor…
QWSTION: Is Bananatex the Next Miracle Backpack Fabric?
…cording to Christian, once the metal and zips have been removed the bag is completely compostable. Put simply – less complexity is less impact. Like a chef cooking with top-quality ingredients, the designs are simple and allow the fabrics to be the hero. The patterns have zero cutting waste which Christian says was a challenge to achieve whilst aiming for maximum functionality. A good example of the thinking is the versatility of the backpack. Its…
12 Amazing All-Black EDC Essentials
…lightweight carbon fiber right here in the USA, the Chicago Comb Co. Model No. 1 comb is lightweight, robust, maintenance-free, and built to last a lifetime. It will help you look your best anytime and anywhere. As they say, buy it once, and buy the best, and forget about the rest. Liked this article? You may enjoy these too: The Best All Titanium EDC 6 Amazing All Brass EDC Accessories Get Organized: 14 Accessories to Help Tidy Your EDC Bag…
What’s In My Tech Backpack: Incase ICON Edition
…sport numbers, directions to the hotel, information on which trains to take, common phrases, and more. Yes, you can rely on your phone for most stuff but you never know when your international roaming isn’t going to work or your battery might be dead. I love carrying Field Notes notebooks because of their amazing cover designs and fun reference pages. But what I don’t like is getting the corners bent and covers creased. The Bellroy Notebook Cover…
Chicago Cut and Sewn: Interview with 1733
…hest quality at the best price. I use something like 40 vendors for fabrics, trim, and hardware. Because of 1733’s size, I have to shop around a lot to find the suppliers that have the MOQs I need at the prices that make sense. Chicago still has a small but vibrant textile manufacturing community so there are resources here that I like to use. In the Pilsen neighborhood, there is a 70,000sq ft warehouse called the Discount Textile Outlet that has…
Backpack Resales: the Art of Catch and Release
…uded in the price. It makes the transaction smoother and effortless on the buyer, which is what the buyer wants. Don’t you want that as a seller, too? Do 1 and 2 and you should see a quick(ish) sale. The last piece of advice would be to take good photos and call out any issues from minor blemishes to major ones. No one wants to be surprised when they get the GR1 in the mail and find something wrong with it that could or would have swayed their dec…
Outer Shell Hip Slinger Review
…p Slinger is a very fresh take on the standard fanny pack with its roll-top construction, and serves a multitude of uses on and off-bike. Jim and Kyle are people with hearts of gold. LITERALLY. These two put a lot of love, sweat, and smiles in their bags and back into their community. If you’re in the market for any bike bags and want something with a truly timeless look that goes well with any biking style, Outer Shell is your stop!…
Arc’teryx Alpha FL 40 Backpack Review
…pockets (one internal and one external) for keeping small stuff like snacks, GPS, or sunglasses handy for quick access. But the rest is up to you and your ability to make your gear sit properly inside the pack. It’s fair to admit that the internal and external pockets become unusable if the Alpha is loaded to the extreme. I found that by using the internal roll-top liner wisely, it is possible to separate the gear you want to keep dry from the wet…
Why Minimalist Design? :: Ucon Acrobatics Interview
…For prototyping I carry lots of small tools such as pens, a measuring tape, ruler, triangle, cutter, and scissors. My MacBook Pro (from 2008) is with me all the time – an excellent example of product design which is minimalistic and long-lasting at the same time. What’s next for Ucon Acrobatics? Minimalism will still be key to our success; also we are trying to bring more functionality to our bags. Next year we will release a series of minimalist…
Stay Warm: The Best Winter Jackets for Men 2021
…r materials: PolarTec® Neoshell® Membrane Why you want it: Excellent design, comfortable in use, functional pockets, fully taped seams, rugged as hell. Why you might not: Tactical aesthetic, not insulated. In the wild: Gone are the days of a crinkly waterproof jacket announcing your every move, whether that be on a tactical mission or just taking a sip of your drink! While the traditional hardshell still has its place, the folks at Polartec® have…
COLLAB PROGRAM FAQ
…calpers make up less than 1% of purchasers… yes, less than 1%. Ticketmaster, a company worth $2.8 billion dollars with over 6,000 employees can’t stop scalping. People buy and sell everything to sell for a profit. Concert tickets, cars, artwork, knives, and bags. We can’t stop them. We have this group so you can find the collab or other grail item you missed out on. We take care of one another in here. We do not allow obvious scalping in here. XYZ…
Bedouin Foundry Poacher Review
…ra equipment or sports gear – the Poacher doesn’t suit those needs. However, I come back to this bag time and again for a few simple reasons. Firstly, I love how it looks (and smells!), I mean really love it. It’s probably my favourite looking bag. If you’ve read my love letter about the Barbarossa, I waxed lyrical about how the bag was loved into existence. I feel the same way about the Poacher, it feels like my bag rather than a product off the…
Carry Awards X Top 5 | Best Messenger Bag
…time to get going. Our Best Active Messenger finalists all offer effective comfort, access, and organization, with distinct features that make them well suited to a range of active needs, whether you’re zipping down the streets on your daily commute or trekking around the city with your camera in tow. But which one goes that extra mile and truly deserves to be category champ? Cast your vote below… Waterfield Vitesse Musette Plus Who It Suits Those…
Ultimate Travel Gear List That Will Change the Way You Travel
…orld. In doing so, he’s tested hundreds of pieces of travel gear. And, well, compiled one of the most monumental products round-ups in this history of travel gear. Truly, this is madness. Please enjoy! https://youtu.be/c2gH1xOZpqI Unless your travel plans involve a nude cruise, you’re looking for awesome clothes, gear, and a killer bag to put it all in for your next trip. Lucky for you, I’ve got over 200 pieces of the best gear right here. So much…
Filson Small Rugged Twill Duffle Bag Review
…e sure it’ll never need fixing.’ Would the Filson Small Rugged Twill Duffle survive the rigors of the 1897 Yukon Gold Rush? Very likely. This article was written by Tim Pockett, an appreciator of well-designed bags, EDC, stationery, and other gear. Tim’s also a keen outdoorsman who never misses an opportunity to bag a peak. When he’s not hiking, writing about gear, or being a dad, he specializes in content marketing….
Mastering Minimalist Travel: Guide to My Favorite Personal Item Bags & Accessories
…ll cap and attach it to the NotNodi in place of the headband. It’s a clever, compact solution to getting a decent sleep on a long flight. With the right bag and accessories, I’m able to travel the world for weeks on end all with just a personal sized container. It’s easier to get around with less stuff and I can let the contents of the overhead bins shift as much as they like. Remember, the goal isn’t to see how much you can cram into a small spac…
Brands You Should Know | Hestra Gloves
…metimes they just need to be robust and reliable. The Cow Driver is a tough, comfy work glove that lends itself to diverse uses, from carrying wood to gardening, working with tools, and more. The glove is made with soft cowhide that shapes itself to your hand over time and provides trusty grip. Unlined and ideal for warmer weather activities, this is a hard-wearing, functional glove that offers excellent value for money and is sure to be a grab-an…
Staff Picks: Gear We’re Loving Right Now
…h if you prefer, and the multimount nature makes it easy to carry on a pack, belt, chest rig etc. Now I ALWAYS have one on me in the wild. Nolan Isozaki Suunto Ambit3 Peak My Suunto Ambit3 Peak has been my go-to adventure watch for the past few years. Although I love analog watches, they just don’t track the parameters that are important to me out in the field. It can be used to measure stats such as mileage, altitude gained, horizontal distance,…
What Makes a Great Outdoor Pack?
…racefully and with intention. Pocket placement and size, zipper orientation, compression strap location, access choices: every decision the design team makes tells a story. That story has to make sense, and as consumers, we have to buy into it. Design choices that create excitement add value to our experiences. Being excited brings us closer to the brand and lays the foundation for a good relationship with the bag, and that’s important because we…
Road Tests :: BOgear – Chunky Toad
…d. This has been added for the above reasons. You can attach keys, rigiding, tools, pouches, whatever you desire. Whilst traveling I need to have everything on one bag for convenience, so I bought some 1.5 meter straps to lace in the webbing to hold my water bottle and my sleeping bag. And on the subject of pouches, BOgear will soon be releasing a line of pouches for their webbing system, so keep an eye out for those. Lowlights Although the Chunky…
Get Smarts: a Beginners Guide to Smart Luggage
…into the luggage and, as such, not simple to remove. The Away, for example, comes with a TSA screwdriver so you can dig its battery out if you need to. Others, like the G-Ro again, are easier to take out. That adds a bit of flexibility: use it when you want to, take it out when you don’t need it (or if you’re feeling extra unsure about flight regulations and batteries). About those regulations Batteries are fine for most carry-on flights. You’ll…
Road Tests :: Mission Workshop VX / R8 Arkiv Field Pack
…ite configurations. While you can keep piggy-backing modules till the cows come home, it does become a little unwieldy soon enough. We all preferred slightly sleeker configs… – Ando’s carry I haul a 17″ MBP around, which is just too small for the front laptop module. Thankfully, my laptop can squeeze into the rear pocket (in the main section), with a sock at the bottom of the pocket to protect a little against impacts (not ideal, but it works). My…
Road Tests :: Chrome Welded Rucksack
…ot look at any hi-res photos of it. It’s very much its namesake, a rucksack, complete with ninety-degree corners. It’s long to match the aspect of the human body, and of course documents, laptops and tablets. It’s also very flat. You have probably heard me mention before, but sometimes this is an issue for me. I do not care for bags that have no structure (not the case here, it “holds” its own) or bags that are too restrictive depth (front to back…
Road Tests :: Seventy Eight Percent Gustav
…other around 9″ wide contains a pair of small pockets for organizing phone, keys, or wallet. In rainy Seattle, the material held out all torrents with ease. In a city where so many people are carrying PVC and rubber bags to keep the rain out, a natural waterproof material is a welcome sight. Inside Details The main compartment features a standard document pocket secured with a snap. This one will hold a 13″ MacBook Pro without a case famously, bu…
Week In Review ~ 28 September
…uld possibly need. Putting a cycling messenger through its paces Umming and ahhing over whether to purchase the Timbuk2 Especial Messenger but want to know how it handles? While you might not be able to try before you buy, you can still get a good idea if it’s the cycling bag for you courtesy of our road test. We gave it a friendly shove into the frenzy of our road testing and you can see whether it was able to keep up here….
From Satchel to Grave
…urity, decided they were What College Students Used. And there was this kid, Damo, in the year below me. Like most in that year he seemed impossibly cool. He played guitar, looked like he was either malnourished or vegetarian and had a righteous bag. It was spartan and unlike anything anyone else at school had. Different was what I wanted. It was one of those canvas Aussie Disposals numbers –”military excess” stock favoured by alternative kids, of…
Interview with Mercy Supply :: Leather & Local
…ration do you do yourself, versus getting the tannery to do, i.e. splitting, skiving, dressing, etc.? I typically buy the leather straight from the tannery. I personally burnish it, edge dye it, skive it, split it, whatever it needs for its particular application. One great tip on working with leather? Take your time. You guys make and source everything locally? What are the benefits in doing so? Right now we make everything in our shop, in Grand…
Road Test :: J. Panther Luggage Co. RollTote
…t access, but the roll-top stops that fast access. A backpack is all about comfort, but with the short torso height, thin straps and clanging metal clips, this misses on the comfort. And then a roll-top is all about great weather protection, but with only a light coating, and the external pockets, the weather protection is only okay. You can’t just grab the bag by the backpack straps, as it tips forward and carries awkwardly. So it’s best in tote…
What Is EDC? :: The Beginner’s Guide to Everyday Carry
…In many cases, there isn’t an app for that. Wallet: Wallets keep our cards, IDs, cash, and other paper documents organized and nearby. The wallet itself might not be as important as what’s inside it, but it serves a critical purpose to protect these essential assets from damage and loss. Keychain: Keys let us go places and secure what’s important to us. Keychains deserve a spot in your EDC because they keep your keys together and easy to use. Sur…
Tailfeather: New product range and pop-up shop
…o-Vacancy Gallery. See here for details. New products include the Peregrine, a compact and beautiful messenger. – For tote fans, the Whimbrel stands out immediately for its quality and style. If backpacks are your preferred mode of carry, be prepared to covet the Wanderer. We think all the offerings are awesome but since this is just a taster (and there’s just far too many drool-worthy pics to include all of them), we’ll give some spotlight attent…
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