BTOD stealcase leap
NEW NEW NEW
it’s soooo comfy It’s the first chair that makes WANT to sit in it. Super happy and will be keeping
Also Alaska loves it ❤️
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 3 days ago
u/Foreign_Letterhead65
r/onebag r/BTODtv r/wrx_vb r/Backmarket r/whatisthistree r/Fragrances r/askdentists r/backpacks r/OfficeChairs
▲ 3 r/Fragrances
20+ samples and I fell in love with the first 3
TLDR they are two different bottles, one heavier, one lighter and the DS du rounds them off they are good fragrances if you’re into green eucalyptus spice incense, honey
No I didn’t get two of the same bottle of zoology koala
I got the normal koala
And then the quality Joey edition
Both are really good fragrances
They’re different colognes. The normal koala is a lot more heavier and deep, very soapy eucalyptus incense like you just walked into a crystal shop in some random tourist mountain town.
Good for
-a day fishing or on the lake
-having a heavy presence
-colder weather
Koala Joey edition is also a hint of eucalyptus with a more refreshing, warm, light honey breeze with a fresh twist . It’s my personal favorite and almost addicting to smell. Although the longevity isnt very good.
Good for
-a day out in the town
- straight out of the shower
- something nice to wear while you go see your friends
-church
What I did however get is two bottles of DS and Durga Big Sur eucalyptus because it’s just a very musky eucalyptus lack for other words BO smell where it’s also like taking your normal musk and spicing/freshening it up. A very solid daily for me and my go to for The Gym.
Good for
- a daily refreshment, can put it on after a shower or after a run and probably will smell just as good if not better if you put it in on after a run pairing it with your natural musk
- my go to general all rounder
Don’t even get me started on pairing them, since they all work in green and eucalyptus they pair perfectly amongst each other.
Today I wore all three and they smelled great together. The best part is it’s not overbearing at all. You can actually wear all three. But Joey edition may get drowned out a little bit from it older brother, especially towards the end when it fades.
So I’d probably only recommend wearing any two combination at a time rather than all of them at once
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 17 days ago
▲ 6 r/whatisthistree
Can someone help me identify this tree
My grandmother’s tree fell down and so she does not have one any longer. I would like to purchase this tree for her as it provides great shade coverage, but I cannot seem to figure out what type of tree it is.
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/wrx_vb
Slapped a wang and crossbars and called it a day!
Thought this was a crazy deal until I saw the rebuilt title. Did some digging and found the damage pics.
What yall think?
Base trim crashed at 2k miles now has 3k listed for $20k
They added crossbars and a wang to entice people to overlook the rebuilt title. But the mileage is appealing.
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 3 months ago
▲ 11 r/backpacks
I’m trying to buy one backpack that can realistically handle all of these use cases:
70% Daily EDC (most important)
This is the primary use case.
I carry:
16” ThinkPad P16s
charger
mouse
notebook/iPad
headphones
water bottle
occasional hoodie/gym clothes
This will mainly be used for library/cafe/work sessions multiple times a week while I work on side projects/business stuff.
20% Weekend travel
2–3 day trips/overnights with clothes, toiletries, and laptop gear.
10% Flights
I also want it to work as a personal item alongside a carry-on for international travel (going to Japan soon, so walking/public transit matters and I don’t want something massive on trains).
Current finalists:
Aer City Pack Pro 2
Pros: Best organization, 24L seems like the ideal size, feels like the strongest daily carry option
Able Carry Max EDC
Pros: Comfort, premium materials, seems very versatile
Evergoods Civic Travel Bag 26L
Pros: Premium build quality, great travel reputation
Honorable mentions:
The North Face Recon Backpack seems comfortable and practical but feels more like a traditional school/work backpack
Osprey Daylite Expandable Travel Pack 26+6 love the weight and travel functionality, but it feels more like mini luggage than everyday carry
My biggest fear is buying a bag that travel YouTubers love but becomes annoying when I’m just grabbing my laptop and heading to the library.
If you’ve owned any of these which one actually works best for real life, not just travel content?
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/onebag
I’m trying to buy one backpack that can realistically handle all of these use cases:
70% Daily EDC (most important)
This is the primary use case.
I carry:
16” ThinkPad P16s
charger
mouse
notebook/iPad
headphones
water bottle
occasional hoodie/gym clothes
This will mainly be used for library/cafe/work sessions multiple times a week while I work on side projects/business stuff.
20% Weekend travel
2–3 day trips/overnights with clothes, toiletries, and laptop gear.
10% Flights
I also want it to work as a personal item alongside a carry-on for international travel (going to Japan soon, so walking/public transit matters and I don’t want something massive on trains).
Current finalists:
Aer City Pack Pro 2
Pros: Best organization, 24L seems like the ideal size, feels like the strongest daily carry option
Able Carry Max EDC
Pros: Comfort, premium materials, seems very versatile
Evergoods Civic Travel Bag 26L
Pros: Premium build quality, great travel reputation
Honorable mentions:
The North Face Recon Backpack seems comfortable and practical but feels more like a traditional school/work backpack
Osprey Daylite Expandable Travel Pack 26+6 love the weight and travel functionality, but it feels more like mini luggage than everyday carry
My biggest fear is buying a bag that travel YouTubers love but becomes annoying when I’m just grabbing my laptop and heading to the library.
If you’ve owned any of these which one actually works best for real life, not just travel content?
u/Foreign_Letterhead65 — 4 months ago