Category | Liking Week in Review | Carryology https://www.carryology.com/category/liking/weekinreview/ Exploring better ways to carry bags, wallets & more. Thu, 06 Feb 2020 10:44:18 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.1.1 Week In Review ~ 28 May https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-28-may/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-28-may/#respond Sun, 28 May 2017 13:21:24 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=32859 Sleek city bags with inbuilt security, a versatile backpack that can roam in urban and outdoor...

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Sleek city bags with inbuilt security, a versatile backpack that can roam in urban and outdoor environments, and compact multitools that keep bulk and weight to a minimum. Discover more in our Week In Review…

Adventure-ready adaptability

From daypack to off-grid overnighter, Triple Aught Design’s new Spectre 22L Backpack has been designed to adapt and thrive in a variety of settings. Lightweight, durable, and water resistant, the pack features a host of organization options including an exterior PALS grid and daisy chain, interior mounting points, and a choice of pockets for keeping smaller items within easy reach. The bag also offers a dedicated hydration bladder compartment, along with a compression system that can be configured for securing bulky items externally.

Urban style with understated security

When you’re on the move in the city, a little urban style is a nice addition to your carry. But busy streets and crowded spaces also present opportunities for thieves to try and get to your gear. The new Pacsafe Citysafe™ CX collection delivers a chic solution, combining city-friendly style with discreet security features to keep sticky fingers at bay. Features such as Carrysafe® slashguard straps, eXomesh® slashguards, lockable zippers, secured zip tabs, and RFID-blocking pockets help keep your gear secure on the go, without drawing unwanted attention. The collection includes seven pieces, ranging from cross-body bags to backpacks, a wristlet wallet, and tote to cover a range of work, EDC, or urban travel needs.

Staying prepped without the bulk

Multitools are great for packing functionality into an easily portable format. But some multitools deliver more functions than you actually need. So why carry extra weight and bulk when you don’t have to? Leatherman’s new multitools are designed for minimalist carry setups, with two to four tools that handle a range of DIY and day-to-day needs, while remaining compact, lightweight, and easy to carry in a pocket or bag. The Skeletool KB features a blade and bottle opener, while the Sketetool KBx features a combo blade and bottle opener. The Juice B2 offers one serrated knife and one straight-edge knife, and the Juice CS3 includes a corkscrew, bottle opener, scissors, and can opener. Tough and versatile, the multitools come with a 25-year warranty and are useful additions to your EDC that won’t weigh you down.

Heirloom quality for everyday use

Quality carry always stands out. Not only does it look great, but it feels great too. And it’s something you’ll appreciate every time you use it. It’s this sense of quality that Arrow & Board strive for in their leather carry goods. Made by hand in Austin, Texas, each piece combines clean and elegant style with durable materials and construction. Their leather wallets range from minimalist options such as the Simple Wallet and Cash Strap, to options with more organization such as the Classic Bifold Wallet and Explorer Field Notes Wallet when you want to carry a little extra.

 

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Week In Review ~ 21 May https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-21-may/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-21-may/#respond Sun, 21 May 2017 13:53:18 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=32737 A modular system for week days and weekends alike, camera carry with understated urban style, and...

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A modular system for week days and weekends alike, camera carry with understated urban style, and bags that skip easily between work and the gym. Discover more in our Week In Review…

Finding the work/life balance

Work hard and play hard? Mammut’s Seon series is built to keep up, with four backpacks that move seamlessly from work to workouts. Clean aesthetics help them blend into work environments, while separate compartments provide dedicated storage for work tools and gym gear or climbing equipment. Separate storage options for gear also makes the backpacks suited to short trips.The largest piece is the 35L Seon Cargo which can be carried as a pack or by two grab handles. The 30L Seon Courier features rolltop access to the main compartment, while the 26L Seon Transporter offers clamshell-style compartments for easy packing and gear retrieval. The smallest piece in the series is the 22L Seon Shuttle which includes a water-repellent compartment for valuables within its organization options.

Modular adaptability for work, travel and photography

Ever wished your carry could just do more? The Boundary Prima System aims to grant that wish with its modular design that handles multiple settings and uses, from work to travel and photography. The system includes the Prima Pack, the Verge Case, and the Fieldspace, each of which can be used separately or as a combined carry solution. The pack’s main compartment expands from 25L to 30L, with a central zipper for easy access and a separate compartment for a laptop and the Fieldspace. The Fieldspace is handy for organizing a range of tools and accessories, and docks magnetically in the Prima Pack for secure transport.

The Verge Case is accessible from the pack’s side pocket, and can be used to store camera gear in the main pack or used separately as a shoulder bag. The Verge Case can expand from 5L to 10L, and serves as a bag for EDC, photography use, or travel essentials. The system is crafted with water-resistant bluesign® approved fabric and includes magnetic buckles, a magnetic sternum strap and a magnetic keychain for fast and convenient use. Learn more through the Boundary Prima System Kickstarter campaign.

Camera chic for city shoots

Love to shoot snaps in the city? Manfrotto’s new Manhattan Camera Bag Collection helps you do just that, zooming in on functionality and urban styling with three versatile pieces for amateurs and more advanced photographers alike. Aimed at photographers who use a DSLR, CSC or premium mirrorless camera with multiple lenses, the collection includes the Manhattan Mover-50 Camera Backpack, the Manhattan Speedy-10 Camera Messenger, and the Manhattan Changer-20 Camera Shoulder Bag.

Each piece includes Manfrotto’s Flexy Camera Shell divider system for customizable organization to suit a range of carry setups, along with dedicated storage for tech, a water-repellent construction and raincover, and exterior attachment options for a tripod. Plus with removable internal inserts, you have the option to alternate between photography use and everyday use. Each piece also suits carry-on use, and includes a luggage pass-through strap to attach it to a trolley or luggage handle for easy portability.

Swiss chic from city to seaside

If you’re a fan of elegant and practical style, QWSTION’s Organic Marina Leather collection is sure to float your boat. The collection caters to a range of day-to-day and travel carry needs, featuring a special edition Tote, Day Tote, and Shopper. Each piece is crafted with black vegetable-tanned leather and custom-made Navy canvas made with 55% certified organic cotton and 45% recycled organic cotton. Complementing the materials are gold metal closures and zippers, a first in QWSTION’s lineup.

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Week In Review ~ 14 May https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-14-may/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-14-may/#respond Sun, 14 May 2017 13:53:31 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=32607 A one-bag solution for adventure travel, an expedition-ready duffel, and work bags that transition from the...

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A one-bag solution for adventure travel, an expedition-ready duffel, and work bags that transition from the road to work settings with ease. Welcome to the Week In Review…

Commuting in city style

Timbuk2 Transit Collection

Timbuk2’s updated Transit Collection rolls seamlessly from the commute to the office, with functional designs and work-friendly aesthetics. Collection highlights include the 22L Division Pack with a padded laptop compartment and interior storage for work supplies, lunch and an outer layer. If a bit more space is required, the Authority Pack can handle the job with ease, offering a 28L volume, plenty of interior organization, and a compartment to protect your tech. The Closer Case is available in 8L and 10L options and provides the flexibility to carry as a shoulder bag or briefcase. The Closer Case also features side-entry pockets for convenient access to the interior, a laptop compartment, and a luggage pass-through strap. Each piece is available in a range of colorways, with the collection launching on 15 May 2017.

A fresh take on classic Tanner Goods 

Tanner Goods Cypress Collection

Fancy Tanner Goods with a twist? The Cypress Collection delivers, offering solid Tanner Goods toughness with a handsome fabric combination that makes each piece a head-turner. The capsule caters to a range of day-to-day and travel needs, featuring the Wilderness Rucksack, the Voyager Daypack, the Everyday Tote, and the Drifter Dopp Kit. Each piece is crafted with lightweight and water repellent 1000D Nylon CORDURA® fabric, with further padding and protection provided by hard-wearing 18 oz waxed filter canvas.

A tough traveler for tidy toiletries

Millican Miles the Wash Bag

It’s handy being able to keep your toiletries in check while you cover the miles. Millican’s new Miles the Wash Bag is designed to help you do just that, with a wide opening for convenient packing and access, a pocket for organization, and a secure zip closure. In the event that something leaks or spills, the inner waterproof polyester lining allows for easy cleaning. The exterior is made with durable and weatherproof Bionic Canvas available in slate and moss colorways, and a lightweight aluminum hook enables easy hanging on the go.

Helping your adventures carry on

Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Backpack

Looking for a bag that won’t slow you down on your travels? Cotopaxi’s Allpa Travel Pack is ready for adventure, with plenty of helpful features to keep you moving smoothly. The 35L carry-on backpack includes a clamshell-style opening with a choice of compartments for organization. A separate right side-access compartment stores a laptop and tablet, while side access on the left of the pack provides quick entry into the main compartment. In addition, a top compartment with interior organization provides convenient storage for quick-access items such as a passport. The Allpa includes a clean exterior and stowable hip belt and shoulder straps for snag-free storage in overhead compartments or cars, along with four grab handles for easy maneuverability. Further useful features include a raincover, theft-proof webbing sewn across the openings of exterior zippers, and a carabiner loop on the hip belt webbing to secure the pack to a fixed point. Check out the Cotopaxi Allpa Indiegogo campaign for more details.

Built for the road less traveled

Triple Aught Design Axis Expedition Duffel

Weatherproof, durable, and versatile, the Triple Aught Design Axis Expedition Duffel embraces life on the go. Made in the USA, the duffel comes in three sizes: 50L, 75L and 100L. The bag also offers three carry modes including removable padded shoulder straps that can be used in backpack or cross-body mode, or as carry handles. Also adding to the functional design are reinforced grab handles at the front and back, along with six side compression straps to help secure the load or attach items externally. The U-zip lid opens wide for easy access to the main compartment, with a zippered lid pocket for keeping smaller items within easy reach, and interior webbing attachment points for customizable organization.

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Week In Review ~ 7 May https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-7-may/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-7-may/#respond Sun, 07 May 2017 13:45:53 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=32424 A bike-friendly bag with office style, self-repairing carry, and packs ready for nomads and EDC. Find...

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A bike-friendly bag with office style, self-repairing carry, and packs ready for nomads and EDC. Find out more in our Week In Review…

Cooling commuter chic

Alite x Boreas Collab Pack

Commuting by bike often means having to choose between the urban style of a work backpack or the technical performance and comfort of a cycling pack. But with the Alite x Boreas Collab Pack you get both. The pack merges Alite’s Pine to the Pacific Rucksack with the adjustable Boreas Super-Tramp suspension that delivers increased ventilation for a cooler ride or load stability depending on your needs. Crafted from weatherproof waxed canvas, the bag features a rolltop closure, external straps to carry bulky items, and an interior pocket. As an added bonus, it comes with a lifetime guarantee, so you’ll be commuting in stylish comfort for years to come.

Kayak meets carry

Topo Designs x Oru Kayak

Easy to carry is not what comes to mind when you think of a kayak. That’s not the case however with the Topo Designs x Oru Kayak. The collaboration features the Beach LT model kayak and takes inspiration from Topo Designs for the top graphics, custom blacked-out bulkheads and base plate. The kayak comes with a paddle and folds into a backpack-style format that enables convenient portability and can also be checked in for plane travel.

Feature-rich carry for town and travel

NOMATIC

Whether you’re on the go around town or on your travels, NOMATIC has you covered with two new pieces that pack in a host of handy features. The NOMATIC Backpack is designed for EDC use while the NOMATIC Travel Pack suits trips spanning one to three days. Both pieces include stowable backpack straps and side handles for briefcase-style carry. The self-standing designs have a full-perimeter zipper that also enables access from all directions, as well as multiple pockets for keeping the contents tidy. The NOMATIC Backpack features three interchangeable panels including a paper organizer, tech pocket and shoe or clothing pocket, and expands from 20L to 24L. The NOMATIC Travel Pack extends from 20L to 30L, and includes a mesh divider, a shoe or clothing compartment, and a flat-lay laptop and tablet compartment. Also included with the Travel Pack is a compression packing cube with two compartments for clean and dirty clothes. Delve into more details in the NOMATIC Kickstarter campaign.

Portfolio totes with personality

General Knot & Co. Portfolio Tote

Started in 2010 by a husband and wife team with previous positions at Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and others, General Knot prides itself on producing ties and bowties from fabrics and materials sourced worldwide. The pieces are limited edition by nature due to the rarity and unpredictability of their supply, and makes it unlikely you’ll find someone else with the same tie as you at a wedding. Keeping the same idea of provenance and collectibility, the Paynes just dropped their tote collection. The Portfolio Totes feature vegetable-tanned leather, brass hardware and fabric options ranging from dyed indigo cotton to jute. The bags come in just one size and seem perfect for carrying your documents, notepads or even a laptop, plus all the accessories you might need for a day out.

Stress-free carry repairs in seconds

Imperial Motion NCT Nano Backpack and NCT Nano Duffel

Between regular use and unexpected accidents, you never know when a puncture or tear may happen in your bag. But with Imperial Motion’s Nano Cure Tech fabric repairs can be carried out in seconds. The fabric is a specially treated ripstop with self-healing properties. Small tears and punctures can be fixed by simply rubbing two fingers over the area for about ten seconds. The fabric is available across two carry pieces, the NCT Nano Backpack and the packable NCT Nano Duffel, that cater to a range of day-to-day and travel needs.

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Week In Review ~ 30 April https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-30-april/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-30-april/#respond Sun, 30 Apr 2017 13:16:10 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31942 Stylish utility for the workplace, adaptable camera bags for the city and outdoors, and handcrafted EDC...

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Stylish utility for the workplace, adaptable camera bags for the city and outdoors, and handcrafted EDC bags that embrace daily adventures. Discover more in our Week In Review…

Ready to follow where the camera leads

Millican Maverick Camera Bag Collection

Busy urban centers, remote wilderness landscapes…you never know where that next great photography shot will come from. But Millican’s new Maverick Camera Bag Collection can handle a range of environments and carry needs. The Marsden Camera Pack is a 32L backpack with enough space for a long day of photography or a weekend away and includes dedicated storage for camera gear, a laptop, and personal items. The Bowden is a 20L messenger bag with a rolltop opening, a variety of pockets for organization, plus a quick-access laptop sleeve. Rounding out the weatherproof collection is the 5L Camera Insert & Waist Bag, which includes a foldaway hipbelt and adjustable inserts and can be used as a standalone bag or in conjunction with the pack or messenger.

Built for everyday adventures

Trakke Finnieston Tote and Lecht Backpack.
Trakke have welcomed two new handcrafted additions to their carry family designed to help you seek out everyday adventures. The versatile Finnieston Tote is equally at home during a shop at the local market or carrying EDC essentials. The waxed cotton bag offers two carry options including top handles and a removable shoulder strap, along with front and rear pockets for handy organization. The 20L Lecht Backpack moves easily between the commute and outdoor explorations and features a tapered weatherproof design crafted with waxed cotton canvas and a water-resistant zip. The pack includes a variety of handy organization options such as a lid pocket, internal laptop sleeve and gask pocket array, plus exterior pockets for water bottles or quick-access items.

When truck tarps take flight on new journeys

FREITAG R124 BIRD Bucket Bag

Truck tarps often have plenty more to give when they’ve finished life on the road, so FREITAG swoops in to give them a new purpose as tough and functional carry items. Just like the durable, practical and eye-catching R124 BIRD Bucket Bag which can be carried by hand or as a shoulder bag. The bag is available in 30 unique pieces and features a quick-access exterior pocket, key loop, and inner compartments to keep items tidy on the fly.

Power that flows wherever you need it 

EcoFlow RIVER Mobile Power Station

EcoFlow founder Eli Harris had a thirst for adventure from an early age. After completing university in the States, he went to study in China and became fluent in Mandarin, eventually landing a job at DJI, leader in the drone industry. Based in Shenzhen, the hardware capital of the world, Eli met experts in the battery world. The result is EcoFlow and their first product, RIVER, an advanced portable power system. Utilizing advanced lithium ion cells, the RIVER boasts an impressive 428Wh capacity, both AC and DC output, and 11 ports (including USB-C, Quick Charge, DC and AC power). RIVER can charge your phone over 30 times, a laptop 6 times, or even a small fridge for the ultimate tailgate. It can be re-charged via solar, car, or wall charger and holds its power for one year, making it a great home backup system. It fits in a small footprint of less than 10″ x 7″ and weighs 11 pounds. From all-day photoshoots to camping with friends over the weekend, RIVER can eliminate the dreaded no-power-source stress. If you’re interested, the exclusive pricing is $499 over at Indiegogo.

Modern utility for the modern workplace

DSPTCH Modern Utility

Stylish, durable and functional, DSPTCH’s Modern Utility collection features a new lightweight fabric designed to suit the modern workplace. The speckled twill fabric is available in two colorways and aims to lighten the carry load while still providing strength and protection against the elements. The collection includes the DSPTCH Daypack, Ruckpack, Bookpack and Gym/Work Bag, each of which is made in the USA and comes with a lifetime guarantee.

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Week In Review ~ 16 April https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-16-april/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-16-april/#respond Sun, 16 Apr 2017 13:01:05 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31825 Sleek expandability, versatile modularity and polished urban style for work, travel and play. Discover more in...

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Sleek expandability, versatile modularity and polished urban style for work, travel and play. Discover more in our Week In Review…

EDC eXpandability

Triple Aught Design Axiom X25 Pack

Triple Aught Design are known for their tough, aesthetically tactical gear. But overtly tactical gear can stand out and isn’t the best option when you need a bag that can blend in. That’s where the Triple Aught Design Axiom X25 Pack comes in. Durable but understated, this sleek pack is right at home in urban and travel environments, with plenty of handy features to help you adapt to changing carry needs. The pack is expandable from 25L to 40L to accommodate diverse loads, and includes a dedicated 13″ laptop compartment. There’s also plenty of pockets and attachment points for organization, as well as a separate storage option for dirty items such as gym clothes or shoes. The bag is crafted with a weather-resistant VX-21 Ripstop shell body and VX-42 Ripstop shell bottom to help keep weight to a minimum while still being tough enough to withstand frequent use.

A bag that goes beyond carry

Ruckbug Furoshiki Bag

A lot of bags are versatile enough to carry a range of loads. But what about a bag that’s versatile enough to do more than carry? The Ruckbug Furoshiki Bag is inspired by Japanese furoshiki and features a multifunctional design that adapts to diverse needs. Carry the essentials in backpack form, use it to haul bulky items, unwrap it to form an outdoor blanket, or even utilize it as an emergency shelter. The bag weighs in at just 270 grams and can be folded down into a compact form that can be stored in a jacket pocket or another bag until needed.

Swiss seasonal chic

QWSTION Brown Leather Canvas series

When you’re on the go in the urban jungle it’s good to carry a little nature with you. QWSTION’s Brown Leather Canvas pieces form part of a new Seasonal Edition that brings attractive earthy tones into your everyday carry. Stylish and multifunctional, the pieces are crafted with an eye-catching combination of vegetable-tanned leather and weather-resistant canvas made with 55% GOTS certified organic cotton and 45% recycled cotton. The range includes the QWSTION Backpack, Day Tote and Shopper, as well as the Amenity Pouch and Pencil Pouch which are useful for storing smaller daily and travel items.

Leather luxury for everyday and travel away

Travelteq All Leather Messenger

Timeless style. Quality materials and construction. A functional design that suits everyday and travel use. All good attributes to have in a carry piece, but bring them together and it’s even better. The Travelteq All Leather Messenger will draw more than its fair share of admiring glances whether you’re in the office or striding through the airport. The messenger is crafted by hand in Italy with vegetable-tanned Vachetta leather and comes in three handsome colorways. A choice of interior and exterior pockets provide organization for a laptop, accessories, EDC or travel items, while a luggage strap secures the messenger to a suitcase for easy combined transport.

Modularity with a burning passion for adventure

Black Ember V4 Modular Adventure Travel Pack

Black Ember are no strangers to lighting up the carry scene with modular gear. With their latest piece, the V4 Modular Adventure Travel Pack, they show no signs of fizzling out. The pack suits international carry-on size and features stowable backpack straps and a clamshell-style design for convenient packing and access. Compression straps allow the pack to be cinched into a more compact form for smaller loads and can also be used to attach gear externally. Complementing the pack are a variety of modular DSLR cubes, a modular fold-out laptop sleeve, and modular compression cubes that can be quickly attached and detached in order to tailor your carry to a range of different needs such as travel, photography or EDC use. In addition, the cubes can also be worn separately as shoulder bags when you just need to carry the essentials. Check out a quick look of the pack here and visit the Black Ember V4 Modular Adventure Travel Pack Kickstarter campaign for more details.

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Week In Review ~ 9 April https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-9-april/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-9-april/#respond Sun, 09 Apr 2017 13:36:18 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31674 Efficient business carry for short trips, a multifunctional tool for managing pocket bulge, and wet item storage...

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Efficient business carry for short trips, a multifunctional tool for managing pocket bulge, and wet item storage with a trick up its sleeve. Discover more in our Week In Review…

A fresh solution for carrying wet items

OUTLIER Supermarine Rollie

If you need to carry a wet item in your bag, it’s handy having storage that separates it from the rest of your gear. The OUTLIER Supermarine Rollie does just that, but goes a step further. The rolltop bag is crafted from Supermarine® Cotton sourced from Switzerland. The water-resistant fabric prevents wetness leaking out but is breathable enough to allow items in the bag to slowly dry. Ideal if you forgot to unpack those swimming shorts stashed in the bottom of your travel bag.

Elevated design for everyday use

Crafted Goods Dufour 25L Backpack and Cité Messenger

Crafted Goods have built up a solid reputation for durable, functional gear. But their Ultimate Collection takes it to the next level. The limited series collection has been created to evolve once a year and feature best-in-class specs. The current collection offers two sleek pieces crafted from 1050D Cordura Ballistic Nylon, with YKK AquaGuard water-repellent zippers and ITW Nexus US military-spec buckles. The Crafted Goods Dufour 25L rolltop backpack features a side-access 13″ laptop compartment and a quick-access front pocket. If a messenger is more your style, the Crafted Goods Cité keeps your gear comfortably secure on two feet or two wheels, and also offers a padded laptop compartment for a 13″ laptop.

Thoughtful travel organization that looks the business

Lundi 36 Hours Travel Bag

Short business trips often involve a carry conundrum. You need a bag to store your personal items and toiletries, but you also need a carry piece that will suit a business setting. Carrying two bags for a short trip is a hassle, but Lundi have created an elegant solution with their 36 Hours Travel Bag. The bag provides two separate compartments, one for storing personal items suitable for an overnight trip, while the other is ideal for work tools such as a laptop, notebook, pens and accessories. The functional design is complemented by stylish and timeless aesthetics and quality construction. The 36 Hours Travel Bag is available in vegetable-tanned or embossed full-grain leather options, and can be paired with a range of accessories such as a Zip Wallet, Toiletry Bag and Passport Wallet. Discover more through Lundi’s Kickstarter campaign.

Low-key and lightweight carry for easy travels

Arcido Faroe

Like to travel in convenient style? The Arcido Faroe is a carry-on backpack that fuses understated aesthetics with a range of useful features to make traveling easier. The wide-opening main compartment makes packing and finding items simple and quick, while the pull-tab laptop compartment means you don’t need to struggle to access your tech. There’s also a choice of pockets on offer for storing smaller travel, work or EDC items. The 35L pack is constructed with Blendex Kodra and YKK zips, and weighs just 900 grams, making it a lightweight travel companion for work and leisure trips alike.

A key tool for battling pocket bulk

The James Brand The Hook

Bulging pockets are a drag, both physically and aesthetically. But The James Brand tackle the problem head-on with a simple, durable and multifunctional tool. The Hook combines key management with EDC functionality, providing a bottle opener, keyring and laser-etched ruler in a minimalist and durable design. Crafted in Portland, Oregon, The Hook is available in a choice of Raw Stainless and Black Patina finishes.

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Week In Review ~ 2 April https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-2-april/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-2-april/#respond Sun, 02 Apr 2017 13:16:33 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31592 A rugged bodyguard for your MacBook, tactical stealth for everyday carry missions, and pocket carry with...

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A rugged bodyguard for your MacBook, tactical stealth for everyday carry missions, and pocket carry with serious panache. Discover more in our Week In Review… 

Nimble and fast scouting in crowded terrain

Cargo Works Recon 15

Living up to its name, the Cargo Works Recon 15 is a lightweight and sleek pack that lets you move easily through crowds or on a bike. Crafted from 500D Cordura Nylon, the bag weighs in at 2 lbs (0.9 kg) and provides plenty of organization. With 8 exterior pockets and 10 interior pockets, including dedicated storage for a 15″ laptop and a tablet, you can keep gear tidy and within easy reach for EDC and travel needs.

Designed for everyday indulgence

Bellroy Zip Wallet - Designers Edition

Enjoying a little luxury now and then is good. But what if you could indulge in it every day? With the new Bellroy Designers Edition range you can. This range is all about reveling in the design details, with beautiful silhouettes, environmentally-certified top-grain leathers tanned in The Netherlands, and refined construction. The range features the Folio Wallet, Note Sleeve, Zip Wallet, Travel Wallet, and Card Slip, each of which exudes quality and style so you can embrace a touch of luxury in your daily and travel carry needs.

Military-tough tech protection

Urban Armor Gear MacBook Pro 15 Case

Your tech isn’t designed to take a beating. But buff it up with armor and you can worry less about life’s bumps and scrapes and focus more on the job at hand. Urban Armor Gear’s latest drop-tested cases are designed to protect the 4th Generation MacBook Pro 13″ and 15″ laptops, with and without the Touch Bar. The cases meet US military drop test standards and include a range of useful features such as a tactile grip on the hinge, an armor shell and impact-resistant bumpers, and cooling vents for unhindered air flow.

Swiss-style traveling

Victorinox

You don’t always know where travel may take you. But with the Victorinox Vx Touring collection you do know you’ll get there in style. The collection includes a range of carry-on bags, duffels and backpacks with flexible and lightweight designs. Various useful features can be found across different pieces such as expandability, luggage passthrough sleeves, and a choice of organization pockets to make packing easier. Whether you’re looking for a bag for day-to-day use, short trips, or longer journeys, this collection can cater to your needs with Swiss functionality and precision.

Tough on the trails with packing flexibility

Mystery Ranch Frazier

When you’re hitting the hills hard, you need a pack that won’t falter. The Mystery Ranch Frazier is built tough for hiking and mountain adventures, but still light enough not to weigh you down on the move. The 19L daypack features a front exterior pocket to secure bulky loads, along with tool attachment points. A zippered lid pocket, waist belt pockets, and side water bottle pockets keep smaller items organized and accessible. The pack is also hydration bladder compatible, so you don’t need to break stride to stay hydrated.

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Week In Review ~ 26 March https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-26-march/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-26-march/#respond Sun, 26 Mar 2017 11:53:48 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31503 Lightweight travel accessories to help you on your journeys, an understated urban pack for unobtrusive carry,...

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Lightweight travel accessories to help you on your journeys, an understated urban pack for unobtrusive carry, and a versatile new collection of bags that adapt to multiple environments and carry styles. Discover more in our Week In Review…

Leak-free hydration without the bulk

Platypus DuoLock SoftBottle

Staying hydrated on the go is important, but carrying a bulky water bottle can be a hassle. Realizing a flexible solution was required, Platypus have created the DuoLock SoftBottle. This water bottle bends to carry needs with its highly packable design that can be flattened and rolled up when empty for easy storage in a pocket or bag. Even better, the DuoLock dual-locking cap won’t flip or twist open accidentally, meaning you don’t need to worry about leaks. The bottle comes in 0.75L, 1L and 2L sizes and stays upright whether full or empty, with a wide opening for easy filling and cleaning. As a bonus, the clip gate handle makes it easy to carry the bottle by hand or by attaching it to a bag.

A helping hand on your packing journey 

Tortuga Outbreaker Collection

Tortuga created the Outbreaker backpack as a one-bag travel solution for roaming without needing to check a bag in. One-bag travel can take some getting used to though, but help is at hand with the new lightweight Outbreaker travel accessories. New additions to the Outbreaker collection include the Outbreaker Travel Daypack, Outbreaker Packable Duffle, packing cubes, and a wet/dry bag. The daypack and duffle can be stored in a larger bag and used as day bags at your destination, or as extra storage for bringing home souvenirs and the like from your trips. The wet/dry bag features an antifungal, antimicrobial coating and is useful for keeping wet or dirty items separate from the rest of your bag’s contents. The packing cubes come in a set of three (two small and one large), with structured construction for easy packing and mesh front panels so you can quickly determine the contents.

Urban style for work, travel or play

Taikan Apache Briefcase and Spartan Backpack

Taikan are big believers in timeless and practical designs that will serve you well for years to come. Their Collection 002 continues to embrace these qualities with the addition of two new pieces and a new colorway. Joining the Taikan family is the Apache Briefcase which features an external laptop sleeve and removable shoulder strap. Also joining the lineup is the Spartan Backpack which includes an external laptop sleeve, a water-resistant compartment, and two handy quick-access pouches on the front of the pack. The collection caters to a range of travel, work and everyday needs and is crafted from durable 1000D Ballistic Nylon. In addition to new pieces, the collection introduces the new Khaki colorway across the Lancer backpack, Spartan backpack, Tomcat backpack, Prowler duffel bag, and Sherpa tote.

Standing out for understated design

px Invisible Backpack Three

Looking for low-key carry that suits a range of environments? The px Invisible Backpack Three lives up to its name with a stylish, unobtrusive and functional design that works equally well for the commute and weekend. The latest version of the brand’s Invisible Backpack features a backwards-facing top zipper to give the bag more structure. The straps have been redesigned to be wider at the top, and there’s no shortage of pockets to keep your gear organized including a separate laptop compartment and shoe pocket.

Adaptable designs for the commute, urban exploration and beyond

Crafted Goods Perpetual Collection

Crafted Goods strive to continuously hone their designs, blending street, military and outdoor influences into bags that adapt to multiple needs and environments. Their new Perpetual collection demonstrates their dedication and passion in fine form with three versatile pieces. The Eiger 25L brings rugged style to the city streets and the outdoors alike, while the Cubly 23L is a convenient bag for urban commutes with its tote, shoulder bag and backpack carry options. The Simplon 18L is a handy bag to reach for during your travels or day-to-day needs, with a choice of pockets on hand to organize your gear and three ways to carry including by hand, over the shoulder or in backpack mode.

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Week In Review ~ 19 March https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-19-march/ https://www.carryology.com/liking/weekinreview/week-in-review-19-march/#comments Sun, 19 Mar 2017 12:30:10 +0000 https://www.carryology.com/?p=31465 Stylish business carry, a highly adaptable duffle, and a thoughtfully designed travel backpack are just a...

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Stylish business carry, a highly adaptable duffle, and a thoughtfully designed travel backpack are just a few of the pieces sharing the carry spotlight in our Week In Review…

Sleek city carry punching above its weight

Chrome Industries Welterweight Collection

Chrome Industries have built up a reputation for tough bags that can take a beating on the city streets. Their new Welterweight collection doesn’t lose sight of that hard-wearing heritage, but delivers the right hook to reel urban users in who want durability that won’t weigh them down. Designed to be light but durable for quick, easy movement in your day-to-day carry needs, the collection features some of their most popular pieces crafted with fabrics that are around half the weight of their non-Welterweight counterparts. In addition to lighter fabrics, the pieces also feature aluminum buckles that weigh around half the weight of Chrome’s steel buckles. Along with good water and abrasion resistance, the bags offer retroreflective fabric details for boosted visibility at night.

Modularity for diverse carry missions

Mission Workshop The Cadre

Duffles are the great gear haulers of the carry world, with the ability to haul a variety of loads. The new Mission Workshop Cadre is not only a solid addition to this niche, but takes versatility to the next level with its Arkiv® Modular System. The system allows the bag to adapt to a range of carry needs, from the gym to travel or the commute, through the use of optional Arkiv accessories. In addition to modular customization, the Cadre delivers a sleek weatherproof construction built by hand in the USA, with a lifetime guarantee against defects in materials or workmanship. The 26L duffle is suitable for carry-on use, and includes two exterior pockets, one interior pocket, and a removable shoulder strap.

A business partner you can rely on for years to come

Oppermann London Palissy Briefcase

Creating carry that seamlessly blends refinement and efficient design is no easy task – but Oppermann London get it right in a way that exudes understated confidence. Their latest piece is no exception, offering a slim and functional design that looks suave in any setting. The Palissy Briefcase offers a sleek alternative to their popular Palissy 25-hour bag, and is ideal when you just need to carry day-to-day business essentials. The briefcase features an extended zip that allows the bag to open wide for easy access. A choice of interior pockets provide organization for items such as a notebook, wallet, pens and a 15″ laptop. Crafted from beautiful and durable vegetable-tanned Italian Vachetta leather, this piece will stand the test of time in both looks and build quality. Even better, you can enjoy a 10% discount by pre-ordering it now.

Snappy style for photographers on the go

Lexdray San Francisco Camera Pack

The Lexdray San Francisco Camera Pack was designed with a simple goal in mind – to keep up with changing photography needs. It does this by teaming up with the Monterey Camera Insert to create a modular, customizable carry setup. The pack comes with one insert, but can fit up to three (sold separately) if desired. The pack’s two main compartments provide easy access to gear through clamshell-style openings, and a range of pockets keep camera accessories and EDC items neat and tidy. The pack also includes a top-loading laptop pocket for your tech, exterior compression straps that can secure a tripod, top and side carry handles, and a removable waist strap for added carry comfort on the go.

Outfoxing travel packing challenges

Fjallraven Travel Pack

Keeping your gear neat and accessible during your travels can be challenging, but the Fjällräven Travel Pack has a few neat tricks up its sleeve to help you out. Forming part of the brand’s first official travel collection, the 35L Travel Pack lends itself to a variety of uses, from business travel to weekend getaways. Constructed with durable G-1000 HeavyDuty material, the bag offers a range of handy pockets for organizing small travel and EDC items, as well as a padded laptop compartment that fits 15″ tech and includes storage for a tablet. The main compartment of the bag opens clamshell-style for convenient packing and access to the contents, and there’s also a zippered compartment that can be accessed from the front and the interior of the bag which is designed to neatly store Fjällräven’s new Travel Toiletry Bag. The Travel Pack includes all-around padding to help provide structure as well as protection for your gear on the go, with further features including stowable shoulder straps, and top and side grab handles for easy portability.

*Editor’s Note: Oppermann London has now rebranded to Carl Friedrik.

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