Packing my 35l globerider. Looking for insight on the best ways to pack. Is the best option to pack all my clothes in 1 larger cube vs 2-3 smaller cubes (shirts, pants, socks/underwear)?
Anyone gonna be checking it out tomorrow?
I've lost 2 Gerber dimes because I carry one daily as part of my edc & forgot to remove it before my flight. What are some good options with quality pliers that are small (similar to the dime)?
Thought I'd share. Love to hear from the community on Pakt. I don't own anything from them, but plan to check out my options!
Looks like some good deals. Especially on the Prvke Zip
This is the key leash on my 4 yr old Nomatic Navigator backpack & it is by far my favorite quick release key leash (I don't actually carry keys & I use these leashes for my EDC flashlights. This is such a simple design & incredibly functional. It takes minimal effort to unsnap & grab your needed attachment. Please help me find something similar or better to outfit on all my bags.
I've had my 31L for approx a month & absolutely love it. Not much hype or content around the bag community, which is surprising to me. Very few reviews, videos, recommendations, Reddit posts, etc. compared to some of the other brands (Aer, Able Carry, Alpaka, Peak Design.....). Why not?
I love a self-standing bag & there are quite a few great ones out there. My question is around all the other bags with designs similar to this picture. Why are the bottoms of the bags designed this way - I seriously am hoping to learn & I believe there is a purpose behind the design. Is it purely aesthetics, or more to it?
My wife is beginning to practice & get comfortable with her ccw. I realize controlled speed is a vital component if a situation arises where your weapon must be drawn. That being said, is there ever a recommendation for ccw without the weapon being racked? As a side note, We have practiced extensively on her racking & she is very good. Would love advice on if/when to ever ccw without being locked & loaded.