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Speaking as an owner of one of Everlane's Modern Snap backpacks, I can say that it definitely never feels like it's ever too bulky, and though I may not be 5 feet tall, I don't think that would be an issue regardless. On the contrary, it's one of the least bulky and most stylish backpacks I've ever dealt with.

If you ever have an issue with your backpack, Everlane is quick to take care of it. I know this might not exactly convince you about the bifl quality of the backpack, but when I first got my backpack, there was a flaw in the stitching that caused one of the snaps to partially come off. However, emailed Everlane and they promptly gave me a label to send the backpack back and sent me a new one. They definitely stand behind their product. I can't quite put my finger on it, but just by feeling and looking at it, the backpack just seems to be undoubtedly high-quality.

A friend of mine, who was the one that referred me to the backpack, has owned his (the original snap backpack) for I believe like three years and it has nothing wrong with it whatsoever save for the faded colors which are inevitable when you've abused it every day like he has.

So I would definitely recommend this backpack and can see myself using it for years. And if you're still hesitant about the size, they also have a Mini Modern Zip Backpack which claims to be able to fit a 13" Macbook. I don't have experience with that however, and like I said, the Modern Snap has never felt bulky, but exactly the opposite. Hope I've helped! Feel free to use this referral link if you'd like! :)

Edit: Also, I've heard the Fjallraven Kanken recommended a lot. I've seen somebody with it and it looks fairly small but I can't tell you how it would hold up. Like the look of the Modern Snap better personally too.

Have you been on /r/onebag? Handy sub for this stuff. You can travel with far less than you think you need to. Long but hopefully helpful post ahead!

I did a week in Canada (in the cold so with thicker clothes) with a 30 litre backpack. I'm also fat, so my clothes are bigger than realistically they should be too! I got this list of stuff into this Osprey Momentum. The only thing that didn't go in was obvious stuff like jeans as I only took 1 pair, shoes as I only had 1 pair, a hoodie as I only took the one, my belt then the few toiletries we bought when we got there. The rest went into that bag - it was snug but keep in mind my clothes took up more room than they should've done so if you're a wee rake you'll be fine.


I'd take half the stuff and wash it half way through unless you can get 10 days of clothes in your bag rolled up (see below - there's another bit about packing clothes). If you can't be bothered/don't have time to find a laundrette, boxers and trainer socks can be done in the sink/bath in 10 minutes with travel detergent (you can buy it in travel sized containers so you can take it hand luggage - Dr. Bronners is apparently very good and it's all super eco-vegan-peace-fairtrade rated if that's your thing) and with it being warm they'll dry in a few hours if you hang them on the balcony if you've got one. Get it really soapy, scrub them against each other then put them on a laid out towel and roll it tightly to wring out any excess water then hang them over something.


Another tip for packing your clothes - do not fold them! They take up far too much room like that - what you need to do is "Skivvy Roll" your clothes instead. You end up with a burrito of clothes that is easy to grab and you know there's a t-shirt/underwear/socks in one little package. It does mean you need to spend a bit of extra time learning how to do it and it can be a bit fiddly if you haven't done it before, but it saves loads of room and definitely saves you time when you're getting ready. It's a technique used by armed forces and they've got a premium on space as well, so it's about as small a space you'll take up with your clothes. I've got a disability that affects my fine motor control and I can manage it though, so it's not particularly hard it's just learning how to do it. I've converted a few people with it and they're amazed how small stuff packs with it. Packing cubes are also a lifesaver as well as you can split everything up into categories - clothes, gadgets, toiletries and so on. No rummaging around in your bag for stuff - pull out a packing cube and bang, there's your stuff.



Buy your toiletries when you get there - Boots will mug you something rotten and they're only going to be the little travel ones. If you get them when you land then they'll be proper sized, probably half the price and even if you don't use it all then it's not a huge tragedy to bin what's left at the end of the trip. Also means less weight to lug around as well. I tend to use whatever's left during my last shower of the trip though, so I might spend half an hour in the shower just soaping up with huge amounts of everything if I've got loads left but that's just because I'm a bit odd. :|


Try to take some re-hydration tablets though, it's dead easy to not drink enough and end up quite unwell if you're not careful. Heatstroke and sunstroke shouldn't be arsed around with, it's a lot more serious than people think. Also... IMODIUM. You will need them at some point.

Final point (although again, this is because I travel with medication a lot and I have to be on the ball with it if I don't want to be arrested!) - make sure you've got proof from your doctor if you've got any prescribed medication, and only take as much as you need in the proper box/bottle with your name on it. Any prescription drugs (or at least controlled substances) need to be declared at customs once you pass through immigration - but check if what you're prescribed is legal where you're going. Having a UK script for drugs that are illegal in another country doesn't get you a free pass, they'll nick you for drug trafficking and stick a torch up your arse for good measure.

Backpack/Bag advice? (mainly travel [airbnbs, hostels, couch surfing etc...], but knowing me I might end up in some "wilderness" moments at times such as long hikes and adventures.

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So I have ordered this backpack and plan on using it for all my gear (cameras/lenses/laptop/gopros/batteries/etc...) and am currently looking for a 2nd bag that will house all my clothes/toiletries/etc... The biggest goal I want to accomplish with this bag is that i never want to have to check a bag. I currently have a small roller bag that is 20in x 13in x 7in similar to this but I'm not a fan of it. Ive been looking into this one as I feel packing it would be the easiest for most efficient packing but not 100% that it will be okay on all flights as a carry on along with my backpack being the personal item. One thing also to keep in mind with my 2nd bag is to fit my tripod as it wont fit into my backpack.

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When it comes to packing: Ive read into several different styles from Rolling clothes, Vacuum Bags, to packing cubes. Ive seen pros and cons to all of them. Ive heard from long term travel to not use cubes because they take up space that can always be used for something else. The downfall to vacuum bags is that people say the lose air, also how to remove the air the best. I have looked at ones with pumps that plug into USB ports for power and ones with the hand pumps to remove air.

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PS. Ive see some checklists of things to pack X amount of shirts/ pants/ shorts/etc... and was wondering if anyone has some lists as well i can look at to compare them all and figure out what would be best for me and give me a rough idea of what i can and cant bring.

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I'm sure ill have more and more questions as time goes on while I get ready and prepare for my trip around the world in a few months (if everything goes as planned).

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THANKS!

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• 1. Leather! Like a few others have said, leather feels more mature. While I'm a student right now, hopefully this bag lasts me awhile and I can use it once I become a professional.
     
• 2. It was a gift, but at the time it was about $200-$220.
     
• 3. They sell it a The Bay (Canada), Kenneth Cole, or online.
     
• 4. It's approaching a year and still going strong! It doesn't have any weak points, but the back isn't as firm as it used to be. BUT I previously had a canvas bag. I wore it really tight to my hip, so over the 2.5 years I had it, the bottom and side that rubbed against my leg eventually wore out and completely came apart.
     
• 5. Awesome. It's retained the colour and quality of the original leather. I need to clean it/reseal it, but otherwise it's looking good!
     
• 6. It has strong magnetic snap buttons. A lot of them either have straps, buttons, or a weird combination. They make it super convenient for throwing the top back on quickly without having to align any parts or worry about contents flying out.
     
• 7. There could be more specific, compartmented storage I suppose. Johnston & Murphy sells some nice briefcase organizers that can help with that - they're just overpriced for the quality I'm looking at.

Top Left - Right:


Dakine Backpack 25L - Bought for $17 two years ago. Hasn't shown its age at all.


Chicago Cubs Floral Hat - I have fro-like hair, it keeps it down.


ZtuntZ Longboard - For getting around campus.


Bluetooth Headphones - They're not very good. I used a Best Buy gift card for them, so they do the job.


Collapsable Umbrella - Lightweight and easy to fit.


Hanes Black Socks - I wear sandals most of the time, so a dry pair of socks is good to have on hand.


Mittens - My dad bought them for me last Christmas. He said a pianist's hands shouldn't be numb when he goes to practice.


Organ Shoes - These have leather soles so that they don't dirty the pedalboard at the bottom.


AmazonBasics Laptop Case - Rough, and I don't like to use it, but I dropped my laptop so I'm being more careful.


MacBook Air - Does the job well. OK battery.






Middle Left - Right:


Starbucks 16oz Travel Mug - I worked at Sbux and got this at a discount. I'm trying to be less wasteful, so instead of buying packs of waters, I just refill it at school and work.


Mead Five Star Journal - Small notebook I use to document my practice times and what I worked on.


Korg Tuner - I don't need a tuner but someone might, so I like to keep it on hand.


Music - IMSLP printed, Beethoven Urtext and Hanon exercises for Piano.


Hal Leonard Manuscript Journal - Amazon Prime available and cheap. Worth it.


Vandoren Classical A. Sax Reeds
Miraphone Tuba Mouthpiece - I keep these for distractions. I work on buzzing and breaths.
Giddings and Webster Trombone Mouthpiece


Protec Tuba Mouthpiece Case - Fits 2


Bach Orgelbuchlein - Organ Music


The Sea Wolf - When I want to relax, I'll make sure I have a good book on hand.




Bottom Left - Right:


Herschel Wallet - I keep $20 in astd. bills just in case.


Generic Binoculars - Useful for bird watching.


Eagle Scout Card - I'm pretty proud of it and carry it on me at all times.


Anker Charger for Nexus - My original charger gave out and I decided to try this. It's a rapid charger. Not much else.


Bic Lighters




Gerber Paraframe 3in. Knife


Garrity Flashlight


3DS XL Pokemon XY Edi. and charger - My job lets us take small electronics so it's my go-to


Star Wars Vader USB


2 Band-Aids


Burts Bees Chapstick


2 Trojan Condoms


2 Leigas


2 Bobby Pins


Hex Key Set - My bike's handlebars need constant tightening, so I just keep all of them together


Emergency Poncho


Star Wars R2-D2 Pouch


Pencils and Pens


Bar Key - I don't work as a bartender anymore, but I carry it because of habit.


Chicago Blackhawks Lanyard - Has Smith & Wesson handcuff key, keys to the organ recital hall, my apartment and my mailbox.

Okaaay, something impressive. Wow, this is hard. How about some cool websites?

• My favourite: Weavesilk lets you make music with shapes!
  
  
• Kind of self explanitory: The Fucking Weather
  
  
• Awesome stuff that you'll want to buy (most is available on Amazon): This is Why I'm Broke
  
  
• A really cool idea for a site, you answer multiple choice questions, every right answer donates rice to people who need it! Free rice
  
  
• Some mentally stimulating and fun stuff: Sporcle
  
  This is what I would like to ask for! Why would it make my day you ask?
  
  A) I really need a new brolly (umbrella for y'all Americans).
  
  B) IT'S LIKE A SWORD, HOW FREAKING COOL IS THAT? I can also use it to poke the pigeons off of my windowsill.
  
  Great idea for a contest!
  
  

essential for travel:

• generic-looking ultralight black rolling carryon bag (I have this one, which only weighs 5lbs empty
  
• packable suitcase, so I can check my rolling carryon on the way back - mine is a collapsible longchamp which folds out to a full-size carryon
  
• merino tee - I particularly love this one from Outdoor Voices, in black, and wear it on the plane, and if I get cold wherever I land regardless if somewhere cold or hot and humid — merino releases wrinkles and doesnt smell, and dries fairly quickly
  
• slim fit black or navy nylon pants because they dont wrinkle (I like Prada, or Theory navalane becker pants)
  
• I wear nice black loafers on the plane; mine are either the classic Gucci Jordaan loafer, or the Frye Erica tasseled loafer
  
• barefoot sneakers (I love these in black because theyre comfortable and pack down totally flat, while also being water-friendly, quick-drying, and lightweight)
  
• quick dry shorts (I love the Patagonia barely baggies in black)
  
• I also pack all my stuff in packing cubes; I like these by Eagle Creek
  
  I don’t use a travel-specific handbag, but rather whichever crossbody bag I’m favoring at that time. The only “travel handbag” I own is this fun little Paravel one, which reminds me a lot of Hermes toile, but much easier to not stain or destroy because its waterproof.
  
  also essential:
  
  
• kindle
  
• travel battery to charge my phone (mine are mophie or anker)
  
• in-ear headphones (mine are the etymotic etykids ones w the mic)
  
• earplugs
  
• sheet masks
  
• advil
  
• sachets of my favorite teas
  
• silk sleep mask (mine is like $5 or $6 from Amazon; this one)
  
• large, thick wool or cashmere shawl
  
• nail file
  
• small bobbin (spool) of thread, so I can touch up my eyebrows if needed (tweezers not allowed on planes, sadly)
  
  Edited to add:
  
  
• Patagonia packable micro puff hooded jacket because I am perpetually cold
  
• Patagonia packable Torrentshell rain jacket which I use on pretty much every trip. Whether coupled with the packable puffer (and shawl or merino tee), or worn alone, I’m prepared for nearly any weather situation.

I want to replace my colorful High Sierra backpack with something slightly more "adult."

I am considering a plain black JanSport like this that I would customize by adding a bow and monogram, kind of like this.

The look I am going for is casual (hence the backpack), classic (hence the classic Jansport silhouette), and girly (details like bow and monogram) without compromising functionality.

What do you think, people of FFA? I would love some ideas on where to get it monogrammed, where to find the right kind of bow/how to attach, and whether black is an appropriate choice or if I should go with a "neutral" print like polka dots or something. Thank you in advance!

Edit: another idea is this which may be a better choice for being "adult" because it's canvas.

Another edit: here is what I mean by a "neutral" print

Last (?) edit: I'm not sure I know what I want with this whole backpack thing after all. I love the ease and practicality of having a backpack rather than another type of bag, and since I am in academia, I can totally get away with backpack use, possibly forever. But I just haven't thought much about personal style since like, high school/college, and am kind of unclear on what sort of image I want to project. I guess I just gravitate toward practical things but also want them to be attractive in some way, and don't want to just randomly accumulate possessions based on convenience anymore- I would like to be more mindful about purchasing items in the future that contribute toward some type of cohesive image. Help is very, very welcome from literally any one of you who wants to assist me with getting a handle on the basics. I have already read almost all of the sidebar resources and absorbed lots of new info that way, but I think I might need more help than I can get from reading stuff.

SO. MANY. THINGS, haha. Half my wishlist is things for my house.

I'm just going to link a bunch of cool things real quick, just to give you an idea of whats out there and what you can get. And since you mentioned plungers...this ones first

Pirate skull plunger! It goes back and forth between being unavailable to available but it's a pretty nifty way to deck out an otherwise boring house item!

Melting Clock Is a hella sweet, very Alice in Wonderland-y!

An umbrella because everyone needs one of those, and this one just happens to have the bonus of looking like a samurai sword.

A scooby doo mystery machine salt and pepper shaker I actually own this one, it is so cool. Magnets connect the two parts together! (they actually have a bunch of different ones as well, not just scooby doo but Looney tunes, etc.)

Annnd speaking of loony tunes, they have baking pans shaped like characters that you can do all sorts of things with-bake, freeze, etc.

And as for me, the thing I'd like to stock my house with are these because who doesn't want gargoyle computer speakers? (particularly if you're like me, and are attempting to have a haunted mansion themed living room.)

Eagle Creek are supposed to be the best, but there are lots of really inexpensive options on Amazon that work well too. It might be worth at least starting with a cheaper option to see what size combinations work best for you. The combo-size packs aren't always the most useful. For instance, I found I have no use for the large sized cubes—they're just way too big. Three slim cubes are plenty for me for long trips (4+ weeks) in warm weather (similar to these) and two slims are enough for any trips shorter than that. Longer winter trips I use one medium cube + one slim (I need a bit more width for sweaters & heavier fabrics). The mediums are quite large and fit a LOT of clothing though.

There are also compression options too. I've heard great things about Eagle Creek's compression cubes, but I don't use compression cubes so I haven't tried them personally.

I'm a daily messenger bag carrier but I used to have several backpacks. There are few i am considering to purchase as well. I'll list them below.

 

If you want something that will last you for the rest of your life, go tactical. These are great for bug-out bags as well. Some of them will be compiable with Hiker cosplay. Amazon

 

If tactical isn't your thing and you prefer something urban. Need a cool looking pack that lasts for a long time too? I got you; I have few suggestions. Herschel Supply , Arctic Fox , ASERF , Rhine , Blue Lounge , CaseLogic , and Convey.

 

If you want to go down on the messenger bag route like I did, then here I go ~! Timbuk , Tumi , MNMUR. I personally am a huge fan of Timbuk's messenger bags.

Awesome.

What I'd recommend is this bag.

Four-wheel bags are easy to maneuver inside of an airport and require little effort to travel with. It is also a very reasonable price for a relatively solid entry-level travel bag, has some style to it and comes from a company with a liberal return policy in the event you do not like it.

The bag will seem small in person, but as long as you fold (or even better, roll) your clothes correctly, and are ok with re-wearing a few core pieces more than once then you will be just fine.

Even better, with Delta, you will be fine with carrying this bag on along with a small personal item like a purse or small back-pack.

Let me know if you've got anymore questions!

I actually have several of these spy belts around the house from running. Might not work for a battery pack that large, but works great for the average sized Anker packs. Also super easy to unclip and hand off to the next person in a group setting.

Filson is the famed durable fabric briefcase/messenger. I have the 257 and I love it.

Navali has good prices for what they offer but my first weekender from them broke after like 2 uses. However, their customer service is great and I sent it back to be fixed/replaced. Their second one is still working fine but I haven't put it to heavy use since I got it.

Before my Filson, I had this Samsonite that I got from Amazon Warehouse that worked pretty well.

The game is over once all the jewels have been taken/discarded. You do not get your adventurers back, they stay until a dragon is defeated. The reason could be, because some magic cards let you love the jewels from one dragon to another, therefore screwing the other people over.

I love this game and used to bring it out regularly, but had to put it aside for a bit, so it doesn't get overplayed. I always play with the Advanced Rules.

The only problem with the game is trying to distinguish between the gold and silver gems.

The bags are a good idea. Here are some that might work really well, I own some myself, but don't know if they match EVERY color available in the game. It comes with 12 bags (2 of each color), so you might be able to use the extras on another game.

I'm now thinking about purchasing these again for this game. It will come in handy when using the blind thief ability. Thanks for the great idea.

> if you always take pictures like these, could we see some older pictures?

Would love to share, but I don't think I have them any more. I did take a similar picture before backpacking in Europe, driving the American Southwest, and traveling through Israel, but I'd just text them to my Mom. They looked pretty much the same though, I have my packing list pretty set.

> also, you reall wont need anything warmer? not one long sleeve shirt ir even a windbraker?

I wore a hoodie on the plane. Still it was summer in Bangkok and Tokyo, so I was pretty good without a sweater, lol. The only time I was cold was at the summit of Mt. Fuji http://imgur.com/a/T9uvG, though I bought some long underwear on the ground that really helped.

> what's your bag?

This. I was not satisfied with it, it hung really weird on my shoulders, 4/10 would not use again.

> what do you read on your kindle?

Siddhartha in Japan, The English Patient in Thailand. Loved both. Didn't have all that much time for reading though, I mostly did it on planes.

> no camera?

Used my phone camera. Tons of pictures here.

Of course it isn't necessary. You can get an OK looking briefcase for $100. And, honestly, it'll probably last a decade just fine.

So why pay for high-end stuff? Well, as you mentioned there are durability issues. That consists in more than just whether the seams will burst open. It has to do with things like the way the leather will wear (corrected leather shows dull spots; that Samsonite I linked will start to have discolored patches and look ratty). Mostly, though, you're paying for attention to detail. Even stitching, nicely finished edges, smooth surfaces inside and out.

Maybe that seems frivolous. But then ask: why get a leather case at all? Why not just get an LL Bean backpack? They're cheap, and last a lifetime. Obviously, the answer is that you want a certain sort of look. That's a choice to go beyond raw functional considerations. So too with wanting something well-made. The reason I suggested canvas bags is because at the OP's price point she could get a flawlessly crafted bag. I think that's something worth valuing.

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4. An Olive Green Messenger Bag

i do not have tempered glass panel.

Yes i travel with this one: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B071VG5N9D/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It fits very well, i set a carboard in the bottom to protect against the handle frame, wrap around 2 pair of jogging pants and bingo, its my carry-on. My monitor is S2417DG, fits perfectly in my pelican barrack box. Also, the original packagin is compact and relatively small in comparison to the huge ridiculous box that Asus sends.

Regarding your LM, i didnt hear you need to reapply every 6months. For the delid procedure, i've watched a GamersNexus video and followed step by step what he does. I don't think you ever do. Dmg? no, it would dmg aluminum, but your IHS is not made of Aluminum. You will apply the LM between the die and IHS it will surely stain, thats it.

If you already have an A9x14mm well, use it, otherwise a standard size NF-A9 fits in the rear of your case if you go for the NH-U9S.

On a side note, your quiet and quality setup will good only when you are home. Because when you will be sharing a room with a roomate, he is going to have one these shitty towers or a laptop that sounds like a jet engine.... like the one roomate i have atm. ;)

I have this bag:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MNWJPO0/

My review of it is actually the second review and there are pictures of it full of D&D books. It can't hold 7-8 books, more like 3-5 depending on what else you're bringing, but it's a great bag for if you're a player or a DM that travels light (like a DM that might use a computer/tablet instead of carrying all the books).

My DM uses two bags, one is a sturdy laptop case that holds a few books and his dice, and the other is a larger square bag (not sure what it is but it looks like a big camera bag without the dividers that a camera bag has) that he uses for his miniatures.

I had another DM that actually used a small roller suitcase, which if I decided to DM is what I'd probably use. Something like this:

https://smile.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Hardside-Luggage-20-Inch-Black/dp/B071VG5N9D

Oh I have a Jansport big student classic daypack! It's the only thing that will fit everything I need. I have a navy one, but I would get this one if I could, because it's my favorite color. I like solid colors and coral, so this would be my top pick. Also, maybe this is the backpack you're going to get?
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XAVT8K/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thanks everyone for the help. I ended picking this one up. I saw the Kenneth Cole Reaction for under $50, but I just like the look of this one more. Under $90 is a great deal, as online, it seems to sell for a good amount more.

I haven't found this bag, but here's some similar bags that I liked:

Affordable- not my favorite leather style, but it looks like it's good quality:
http://www.amazon.com/Cenzo-Vecchio-Italian-Leather-Weekender/dp/B002HG47FY

More expensive: this one is gorgeous and made in America by Lotuff, but still out of my price range:
http://www.lotuffleather.com/products/Small-Leather-Duffle.html

High-end- British company Mulberry makes this. If I had a meth empire, this is the one I would buy:
http://www.mulberry.com/#/storefront/c6197/1900/moreviews/

This ;)

Okay, I can't pick just one, so I present you the following. As you'll notice, all three are practical items, but that's because most people would/could use them all.

Most comfortable keyboard I've ever used.

Best remote control ever. Seriously, this thing is easy to program and can be customized any way you want. It's only limitation is the 5 device limit, but that's still enough for most (even me!). This is the model I have, but you may find another model by the same brand that better suits you.

This umbrella is not only head-turning cool, it's also really great quality that's above and beyond what you would expect from something that looks like a novelty. It's even cooler to me because I actually do Japanese swordsmenship, and the other members of our club/dojo are jealous.

owl backpack I have one of these bags (the monkey one) and I have used it as my diaper bag for a long time and now my son likes to carry his cars in it

owl pull toy These are lots of fun

Melissa&Doug flapping owl Always loved M&D toys for my son

owl percussion set Musical owl instruments!

busy bead tree This one is 21.75 but they are fun for kids

I could do this all day...love too find gifts for people :)

I'm a big fan of packing cubes, as they transform the contents of your bag from being 20 individual pieces to 4-5 much more manageable sections. They're basically all the same, the only tip I have is to opt for those which open like clamshell (sort of?) like this as opposed to those which are "top loading" like this. I bought something similar to the top loading ones first and didn't really like that I had to dig past other clothes to get to the bottom.

Another tip is to organize your bags based on the demands of your clothes (one bag for cold weather, one for warm weather, one for sleep wear, or something like that) so that you don't have to open every bag to get a shirt from one, pants from another, etc, etc. I'm sure you'll find a system that works for you.

I'm a huge fan of the Ogio backpack. I have two. One I've had for almost two years (Like 1 year and 10 months), http://www.amazon.com/Renegade-Laptop-Tablet-Backpack-Black/dp/B0076D099Q/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1377711292&sr=8-3&keywords=ogio+laptop and it's still going strong. I use it for work, and for a large laptop i need to use for work. I have had another one for 7 years: http://www.amazon.com/OGIO-711105-Black-Metro-Streetpacks-Black/dp/B000NDQNNW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377711276&sr=8-1&keywords=ogio+metro and it still works great.

Of course, none of these work for a 5yo, they are way way too big. Might I suggest one of these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HS5JMQ/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Got one for my 4 yo, and it works great for preschool, it's well made BUT, it might not be big enough for normal school. You have to fold a standard piece of paper.

My wife has a Jansport backpack she's used for like 20 years, and it's still being used. But I can't speak from personal experience. That might be the way to go as well.

I've been eyeballing this messenger bag for some time now. $99, Amazon Prime, good brand, and fits your laptop.

A little over your budget, but Samsonite is obviously a good brand. I'd also recommend searching for "Messenger Bag" in Amazon and looking in the ~$70 range. There are a lot of good bags on there.

Oops, yeah I totally forgot to take and upload some pics. I'll see if I can get some uploaded soon.

My thoughts so far: I'm very happy. I think the mini is the perfect size for how I pack (minimally and light). It's actually larger than I thought it would be even though I did check the measurements.

The canvas is really nice. Strong and clearly will be able to take a beating. The zippers run smooth and without any catches. Love the leather handles. Sturdy and smooth, soft leather.

The one downside is probably the strap. It's not bad at all, but when the bag is packed fully, I can see it messing with my shoulder if I have to haul it for prolonged times. I might look at buying the leather strap they sell as an upgrade.

I took the bag on a weekend trip and I had plenty of room to spare. A bit too much, actually. I could probably go for an even smaller version of this bag as a weekender. The mini to me will be a fine week long trip bag.

To give an example of what I packed (I use Eagle Creek packing cubes. this set: Eagle Creek Travel Gear Pack-It Cube Set and this set of "pack-it sacs" Eagle Creek Travel Gear Pack-It Sac Set), here's a list (I'm borrowing size references from one of the amazon reviews):

1. Large packing cube (~10 x 14" - roughly the size of a large-format magazine).
   
2. Two of the Medium packing cubes (9" x 7" - about the size of a small cereal box).
   
3. One normal sized leather dopp kit.
   
4. The large and medium sizes of the packing "sacs" were used. I use the large one as my dirty clothes bag, the middle sized one for cables, sketchbook, kindle), small one for
   
5. Camera in camera bag (a panasonic g3)
   
   On the way down the clothes in there were:
   
   
6. 2 t-shirts
   
7. pajama pants
   
8. tank top
   
9. bathing suit
   
10. 4 pairs of socks
    
11. 3 boxers
    
    Coming back I was wearing the shorts, so the jeans I had been wearing on the way down were packed instead.
    
    All of that fit with enough room in the bag to still be able to collapse the top part of the bag down. It had a good 5" or so to spare as clearance still.
    
    The other thing I will mention is that the good and bad of the canvas is that the bag has no shape on its own. Until you stuff it with your gear, the bag is going to flop in on itself. This is bad if you do not have the bag packed enough to give it some shape. This is great if you plan on packing this bag into a bigger bag on a trip. It folds down smaller than a pair of jeans.
    
    Hope that helps!
    
    I'll try and get pics up soon.
    
    

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After losing my umbrella to a wind gust I just Googled "strongest umbrellas" and got one off Amazon for $20. There were some more expensive ones, but this had stellar reviews and has held up very well through some strong wind. Just be aware there are different diameters, so make sure you don't get a tiny one (unless that's what you're going for) :)

Might be too small for most people, but I got the Kenneth Cole Risky Business messenger bag, and I'm very happy with it.

I haven't put it through too much heavy use yet, so I hesitate to recommend it too strongly, but it should be worth considering.

WTS

Lowepro Photo Sport 200 AW $125 Verification

[A] Used once, great light bag for photography on the go. Amazon Link

Samsonite Columbian Leather Messenger Bag $75 Verification

[A] Very well taken care of and great organization inside. There are no scratches in the leather. Amazon Link

Under Armour Huey Backpack $75 Verification

[A] Never used, basically brand new. Amazon Link

Alpaka Air Sling$60 Verification

[A] Used a few times, no issues. Alpaka's Official Link

NEPA Backpack [A] $50 Verification

F-stop Camera Bag [A] $30 Verification

fear cuts deeper than words

Edit #1 - Replaced #1 #2, #9, #13, #15, edited some text, added bonuses

Okay, so a lot of my items are similar, or are kind of "flexing" the rules, but I will leave official rulings up to you. Here goes!

1. Something Grey - Strip of magnesium - This actually just got gifted to me. This coal trash can is silver, which is basically grey :D
   
   2)Something reminiscent of rain - Zen Garden - Flexing the rules. It's only related because it's a garden. An umbrella!! I don't have one of these, and I have no idea why.
   
   
2. Food related - Pineapple corer/slicer
   
   
3. On wishlist not for me (this is for my fiancee) - Apple Cider k-cups
   
   
4. A book you should read - Everyone should have the Joy of Cooking
   
   6)Item less than a dollar - MP3
   
   
5. Something related to cats - This is related because of that scene in "Christmas Vacation" where the cat gets electrocuted
   
   
6. [Beautiful but not useful - Lego adoption of Brandenburg Gate](
   http://www.amazon.com/LEGO%C2%AE-Architecture-Brandenburg-Gate-21011/dp/B0050R0V3O/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=E9RD1GO4V1KF&coliid=I22USNN7FC4LVL)
   
   
7. Movie everyone should see once - Not on wishlist - Harlan County, USA. This documentary is nearly perfect in every sense of the word. This movie is so powerful, and so real, it's just unbelievable. One of my favorites. I always suggest it when someone asks "what documentary should I see?"
   
   
8. Something useful when Zombies attack - Kinect Your Shape Fitness Evolved - You need to be able to Outwit, Outrun, and Outlast.
   
   
9. Profound impact on life - Guitar. I really want to learn how to play, and my dad was going to teach me, but he passed before he was able to. It would mean a lot to share that passion with him even though he's already moved on
   
   
10. Add-On Item - Cat6 cable!!!
    
    
11. Most expensive item -It's actually the guitar, so I went with the 2nd most expensive which is a Logitech G19 keyboard Nope. It's actually this amp.
    
    
12. Bigger than a bread box - Mizuno backpack
    
    
13. Smaller than a golf ball - Not sure if a k-cup would count, but I threw it in there. If it doesn't count, I will find something else It doesn't. Here's some ship and anchor cufflinks I really want for my wedding :)
    
    
14. Something that smells wonderful - Kind of cheating, but a different k-cup. Donut shop coffee is the BEST. Changed to a different beverage. I have a horrible addiction to this stuff, and it smells wonderful (to me)
    
    
15. SFW Toy - Legos are a toy!! :D
    
    
16. Helpful going back to school - I listed the Zen Garden again because it's helpful to have something peaceful when going back to school
    
    
17. Something related to your current obsession - I am OBSESSED with Lorde. I have stated this many times over the last week.
    
    
18. Something amazing/awe inspiring - SERIOUSLY. LOOK AT THIS FUCKING CHAIR. THIS MOTHERFUCKER RIGHT HERE? THIS SHIT FOLDS UP SO YOU CAN CARRY IT. NOT GOOD ENOUGH? SHIT, SON. THIS BITCH HAS TWO ARMRESTS FOR YOUR LAZY ASS. STILL BITCHING? GUESS WHAT DICKLIPS, THIS BITCH HAS TWO CAN HOLDERS AND A FUCKING COOLER. YOU DON'T EVEN NEED TO GET YOUR BITCH ASS UP TO GET A DRINK, BAM, YOU ALREADY GOT ONE. IT EVEN HAS A POUCH TO HOLD YOUR OTHER SHIT, IF ALL OF THIS ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH. YOU NEED TO HAVE THIS CHAIR.
    
    
    BONUS #1 - I looked through your reddit history (not very hard, but I did look), and came up empty, so I'll just post something later that might fit.
    
    BONUS #2 - These blankets are made in Oregon, and look SUPER cool. Not on my WL (I have more than enough blankets), but I really like them.
    
    
    I may attempt the bonuses tomorrow, we will see. This is definitely a placeholder until rulings on some items are made. Fix'd :D

> How big can my bag be with out needing to be checked?


Your airline will have all of this information listed. Typically the carryon height is 21.5-22" depending on the carrier.



If you're traveling with an actual suit and you don't want wrinkles, I'd recommend getting a bag like this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FD5MLVB/ which is basically a garment bag that unzips. For the rest of your clothes, utilize packing cubes to be more organized and space efficient. A carryon is plenty big enough for four days, you just have to be organized.



You can also take a personal bag, which usually measures a max of 18x14x8; if you really want maximize space, you can get a cheap bag with those exact dimensions.



Just wear your coat and heaviest shoes with you on the plane, it's more comfortable than lugging them in a bag. Depending on how crisp your clothes need to be, you might want to get a travel steamer too.

Honestly, I used a higschool backpack like this: https://www.amazon.com/Jansport-Big-Student-Backpack-Black/dp/B000E3D2VM/ref=pd_bxgy_468_img_2/144-1159476-3947922?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B000E3D2VM&pd_rd_r=fe3b2925-308e-11e9-9e3f-3bc4e26de95d&pd_rd_w=UUmnn&pd_rd_wg=9ljUB&pf_rd_p=6725dbd6-9917-451d-beba-16af7874e407&pf_rd_r=2RANH3RQR4V95Q9JNRS9&psc=1&refRID=2RANH3RQR4V95Q9JNRS9

for 7 years until i was gifted a higher quality pack. But this did fine for all those years and ALWAYS fit as a carry on.

Just remember not to bring too much, you can do laundry there, and it's cheap. Have fun!

Check through Floto's store on Amazon, they have some amazing quality leather goods for extremely good prices

I have this weekender bag and judging by the quality of the leather and craftsmanship, it's going to last me decades and get better with age

I'm starting grad school and got a leather Samsonite messenger bag for Christmas, I love it! Lots of space + pockets and it looks pretty sweet too. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XAVT8K/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdb_GOazybCCHD418

Buy. It's easily me and my girlfriend favorite game. Once you're familiar with the game set up and break down plus a game is like 30-40 minutes. It's great. Also I highly recommend bags! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XDBSEW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I can't recommend them enough. It makes setting up and putting away the game so much faster. The artwork kind of sucks but think of it that you're getting an amazing game for half the price as you'd get for the same game with fancier artwork.

Two options I've used here:
For games I know I like, I either design or use others designs for Artscow bags. They have both drawstring and zip canvas ones (the latter best for game transportation)
https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/190164/direct-links-artscowcowcow-draw-bag-designs/page/1?
Plenty of promo codes exist, if you're trouble finding one I'm happy to generate one - PM me. The best deal here is 10 bags for $20 shipped. There's also a Geeklist with completed bags which should also give you a feel for the size of them.

For games which either require a ton of bags (Castles of Burgundy) or just to have extras, I bought a set of these:
Dozen Bright Color Canvas Drawstring Bags https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XDBSEW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_W3xzzbMGP2TJX

I think they're a little narrower than my husband likes for drawing tiles but they're not too bad. I use 4 or 5 of them in CoB.

While it's not exactly stylish, I use this Jansport backpack at school, and love it. It's got a lifetime warranty, holds a ton of stuff, and is quite comfortable. It doesn't look as square as that picture either, unless you filled the thing with blankets or something, just FYI.

Been seeking out something that works really well for this as well.

Currently I use a heavy canvas messenger bag similar to the one I'm linking below, but I'm sure there's better options out there so curious what others use as a strictly/mostly PC as well.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001I15G4K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_OBr0DbRSRQJV8

After seeing your comment, I searched around on BGG which led me to these - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XDBSEW

They're not coming in until next week, but I hope they fit well!

I have these -- this is just one set, there's are lot of other sizes that are sold as sets or individually. I've heard the eBags brand makes really good ones as well.

It keeps everything really organized. For shorter trips, I pack an outfit per cube and then you just open the cube and have everything right there. But longer trips (when I don't have enough cubes per day) I organize them by category. So for this trip, I have sweaters in one cube, leggings in one cube, jeans/nicer pants in one cube, etc etc. It keeps everything nicely contained and you can really fit more in your suitcase with them.

The Wirecutter had a review of best umbrellas

http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-umbrella/

liked these 2

• http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000F1RGBU
  
• http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LAOYFBA
  
  (but if you liked the review maybe buy through their links)

Like others had said, we do use the SkipHop backpack. They are cute, affordable, and durable. Decent storage too--we actively make our little one carry her snacks and diapers in there, haha.

I was looking to get a messenger bag for my friends birthday. I have purchased the samsonite one from amazon before and had a really good experience with it and its built very well.

Link to one I am considering buying again:
Samsonite Bag

Any recommendations for a messenger bag for a college student?

I used this last year. There are other very similar ones as well. This bag was nice because it had pockets for shoes and the inner compartment was pretty big. I could fit 2 suits and a dress for the preinterview dinner in the garment part. The suits also held up, I didn’t have to iron or steam much in the hotel.

I got a Kenneth Cole Reaction Messenger that wasn't too ostentatious, and still fit everything I needed it to fit. Been working great for over a year now!

I was wondering about this myself. In a user posted image on amazon it looks a little more true to itself and still I don't mind the way it looks. I'm also using this as my first bag and am hoping it will hold me over until I'm well established and have a little more cash flow to run with. Appreciate the input.

These are the ones I used for a month euro trip with my farpoint 40. They worked perfectly. Highly recommend. Just make sure to practice with them and find out how much you can put in them.

I've carried this bag for three years now and I love it. Depends on the size of your laptop though--it comfortably holds my 13" MBA (what doesn't?), but a 15"+ PC would be pretty tight.

I'm searching for a good messenger/laptop bag for a 15" Macbook Pro for use in school, any suggestions of good bags that you are aware of? Currently looking at this bag in brown, but I'm not too sure on it. Open to a leather or canvas bag, with a flap over the top preferably.
Cheers.

I found this version of your backpack

Can I get a giftcard if I win? =)

Edit:

I also found this little guy in case you wanted something different!

What brand was it? I have the larger Kikkerland samurai umbrella, and it's one of the best umbrellas I've ever owned. Solid construction and makes a satisfying "thunk" sound when it opens.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001W9QUIE?pc_redir=1405267818&robot_redir=1

Been using this one for 3 years. Works great. Steal core. Looks awesome. I get compliments all the time. I work in an office also

I second the two straps comment. Get one of these! My campus is small too and there are days when I have to pack so much in it.


But in all seriousness, this is relatively inexpensive and has served me very well. The zippers are high quality. NB: the straps feel odd at first but then fit much better once you wear it a little.

I've never had any issues, but after all the comments/threads here and the /r/Lollapalooza sub I decided to get one of the SPIbelt running belts. Tried it on and it seems comfortable enough with space for my phone and easily hidden under my shirt.

I try to avoid having too much stuff, because less is more. Having said that, here are a few of my most useful accessories:

• Travel towel: Teeny-tiny and useful in so many situations.
  
• Travel hairdryer: Small enough to fit in the side pocket of my bag; dual voltage so no need for a converter; allows me to avoid going to sleep with wet hair or looking like a hobo.
  
• Packing cubes - I usually take one for clothes and one for undies. Invaluable for keeping my pack organized.
  
• Power bank - for charging my phone or USB devices on the go.
  
• Camping headlamp - don't be that douche who flips on the overhead light in a hostel dorm room while everyone is asleep.

You can find them cheaper, but this is what I use. It makes a world of difference! ... another trick to use with or on it's own is the "ranger roll" technique... YouTube has loads of videos on how to perform. Just another way to keep it clean and easy to pack... while not wrinkling your clothing.

1 large for bulky items( pants, sweater, etc)

1 medium (shorts, shirts)

1 small (socks, underware)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BYFC4Z4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_CtBxCb1XC0W31

I just ordered this one last week: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001I15G4K/ref=ox_ya_os_product

Haven't used it much yet but I like it so far. It holds my 14" laptop and several books or notebooks quite comfortably.

I'm sure that one is fine but I feel like it's going to be marked up due to the brand/design. I bought this one last year and it's been holding up really well.

For my 6 week trip across Europe, I used the Osprey Porter:https://www.amazon.com/Osprey-Porter-Travel-Backpack-46-Liter/dp/B00IMXQ8Z8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1486581651&sr=8-2&keywords=osprey+farpoint+40

I found it cheaper at a local store. It's still carry-on size, which it seems like you're going for. Plus 1 on the winter clothes comment, you're going to appreciate the extra room. I overpacked for my trip (it was my first major backpacking adventure), but for my next one I'm going to bring less and will still be glad to have this bag. Just the right amount of pockets/compartments and space. Travel cubes were also a big help:https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-4-Piece-Packing-Cube-Set/dp/B014VBGUCA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1486581909&sr=8-6&keywords=travel+cubes
And get yourself some camping soap for washing clothes! One little bottle will last you a long time, you don't need much.

not a copy in the print, but in the design of the compression bag. pretty sure eagle creek were the first to do compression bags and the build of OPs is spot on with eagle creeks.

Two things on your comments regarding bags that just have one large compartment and documents.

1. I find a fold-over clipboard works well as both somewhere to have a small amount of personal paper/reading/print outs and a section divider for such a large compartment.
   
   Even the cheap ones look decent and the fold-over means even if you have to get it out of your bag, contents aren’t seen.
   
   Example: https://www.amazon.com/Looneng-Clipboard-Folder-Padfolio-Vertical/dp/B07D1JL7PZ
   
   
2. I’ve found the Eagle Creek Pack-It series also really useful. Use the cubes for gym gear / random stuff, and the garment folder good for workwear - providing you can somehow deal with inevitable creases at the hotel which will be far fewer if all your shirts are non-iron.
   
   Garment folder: https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Creek-Travel-Luggage-Garment/dp/B00F9S819U
   
   Cubes: https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Creek-Travel-Luggage-Pack/dp/B00F9S85CS

Heres one thats similar

Here's a lovely Yoshi

I personally like this one Its kinda the same style as the other one!

It doesn't rain all that much in Georgia, but when I'm anticipating it I carry an umbrella on me. Usually I just leave it in my car though. My brother gave me one of these for my birthday years ago and that's typically what I use. I don't care for umbrellas enough to spend money on a different one, and I kind of like this anyway - it's large enough to cover myself and my bag, pretty sturdy, and neat looking.

Closest I could find


BONUS


Bowser!

Had to throw this one in cause I love it! Haha

Edit: Also found Luigi!

And Mario's face

Copper River bags and Far Horizon Trader bags are just as good, if not better looking. I haven't seen that specific Kenneth Cole bag, so I can't comment on quality, but I have seen this one in person, and the quality was a meh at best.

I've used this one from Samsonite for two years. It has held up great and looks MUCH better than your standard issue nylon bag or backpack.

Samsonite Colombian Leather Flapover Case, Brown, One Size

My last high purchase. It was the most amazing and unexpected gift that I've ever given myself.

Hard to get a good look at the bag from those photos, but I just bought this Samsonite messenger bag recently and it's been serving me well. Definitely fits a lot of stuff, and the inside has a padded laptop sleeve.

This Totes umbrella is the best I've come across. I don't care for "golf" umbrellas and those mini umbrellas don't strike me as particularly useful or appealing.

https://www.amazon.com/totes-Totes-Wooden-Handle-Umbrella/dp/B005FOJAR0/ref=sr_1_13?keywords=totes+umbrella&qid=1557109788&s=gateway&sr=8-13

This is super thoughtful! I need an umbrella with all this rain:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000F1RGBU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_EQmMybQ1R2B77

I like them because they're ultra-lightweight, durable, and translucent enough to get an idea of what's inside. They're made.of a siliconized nylon that "slides" very well, so you can actual stuff a decent amount in a small space and be able to drag what you need out easily.

My usual cold-weather packing list uses the compression cubes (linked) and the smaller 2-sided Clean/Dirty cube. The larger of the two compression cubes easily holds a pair of pants, a sweater, and two or three t-shirts. The smaller compression cube holds a down jacket and gloves. The Clean/Dirty cube holds my socks, underwear, and whatever I sleep in.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BYFC4Z4/ref=twister_B00F9T852C?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

He're a pretty nice one for $200 on Amazon.

Is owl a brand? You have it capitalized like it is. Or do you mean just general school supplies with pictures of owls on them?

I have no idea where to go if it's a brand, but Urban Outfitters downtown usually has some random owl-patterned things. Indigo was also good for those kind of things, but I think they're closed now, so maybe Chapters?

And for binders you can always get the ones with a translucent pocket over the cover that you can slip a sheet of paper into, and customize it with whatever pictures you want. That's what I did all through high school - much cheaper than buying new binders every year.

I also found this if you're not adverse to online shopping.

I got this one when I started student teaching. I still have it three years later. It is great. It can fit larger laptops, isn't too expensive, and has lots of compartments.

Samsonite Leather Laptop Bag

Blunt Umbrellas are the $$$$$ option. I think I've seen them at The Good Store in East Vic Park.

https://www.thegoodstore.com.au/search-results.asp?sKeywords=umbrella&price=&Submit=Submit

$100 to $160 range from that shop.

I did a "bit" (a lot) of research and eventually went the $$ option and got this on Amazon instead -> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0160HYB8S/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's pretty durable so far.

This is the one I have. It's pretty decent; it's pretty lightweight, but it doesn't feel too flimsy. It seems like it'll last a reasonably long time, especially for $20.

This is my EDC bag. It hold my laptop, a big notebook, a couple textbooks, laptop charger, 2-3 bottles, and some other odds and ends (pens, gum, meds, etc.) It is surprisingly large and after I waterproofed it, it's been my best EDC bag that I've had in the past few years.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XAVT8K/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I just bought this last month, is holding up well. Full grain leather and from a good luggage brand. Not the most stylish and the buckles arn't the easiest to use. But for the price i believe its good.

I have the SPIbelt with 2 attachable water bottles for runs where I don't want to bring my hydration vest. It works fine. I find it best to move the water bottles around on the belt as I run to minimize friction.

I recommend and use this one as a carry on

Pair it with some of these and you can fit a weeks worth of clothing in your bag.

I would still suggest avoiding them. I got a Floto one to match my Cenzo duffel. Amazing quality, and lifetime guarantee. Floto and Cenzo get ignored in the Italian leatherware scene for reasons unknown to me, but I'm guessing that it has to do with their extremely affordable pricetag and the fact that they deal on sites like ebay and amazon.

I use these: https://www.amazon.com/Dozen-Bright-Color-Canvas-Drawstring/dp/B004XDBSEW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1473900990&sr=8-6&keywords=colored+drawstring+bags

The colors don't match perfectly but I just labeled them and it works great.

Saw a video review on this bag (Modoker Convertible Garment Bag). Looked pretty awesome, but no experience with it. The only reservations I have is I believe it isn't YKK zipper, but it's pretty affordable.

thank you!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005FOJAR0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

it's very nice!

I bought one for a friend as a gift a few years back. You can still find them on Amazon.

i use this. simple, cheap, effective. its less bright green than in the picture.

http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Army-Messenger-Weight-Shoulder/dp/B0031Q8U9S/ref=sr_1_2?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1408222605&sr=1-2&keywords=rothco+messenger+bag


EDIT:

more color accurate:

http://www.amazon.com/Original-Heavyweight-Classic-Messenger-Olive/dp/B001I15G4K/ref=pd_sim_a_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=129XWXSTBP12VZFR8HZC

https://www.amazon.com/Fjallraven-Kanken-Classic-Backpack-Everyday/dp/B00G4ZYFXI

These guys seem to be pretty popular among college students.

We are a 20 minute drive from the hospital and husband will not leave my side, so I'd like to get everything in. I'm a notorious overpacker, too, but I'd rather have something I don't need than have not have something that I do need.
Mom Stuff:

• A nicer hospital gown to make me feel human
  
• Mesh panties
  
• A few non-slip socks
  
• Travel sized makeup & general toilettries
  
• Nursing shirt
  
• Super comfy yoga pants that I can leave with
  
• Heavy flow pads
  
• A few different stool softners
  
• A few different nursing bras
  
• Something to lay down in the car for leaks
  
• Disposable nursing pads
  
• Tucks cooling pads
  
• Spray
  
• Nipple butter
  
• Preperation H wipes
  
• Gel nipple soothing pads
  
• Nursing pillow
  Baby Stuff:
  
• Onesies in different sizes (nb, 0-3)
  
• Hat, socks, mittens
  
• Car seat
  Dad stuff:
  
• He's kindof on his own. I've been telling him for a month that I need his overnight stuff. He finally got some travel toiletries, so I guess we're getting somewhere
  Both
  
• 10ft charging cable
  
• iPads
  
• Kindles
  
• AppleTV (we're still not decided on this though)
  
• Snacks
  
  I think that covers just about everything. I used travel packing cubes to keep all of the clothing items organized, and I already had several different other travel bags that I generally use when actually leaving town, for all of the "other" items. [edited formatting]

SPIbelt

I upgraded recently from an Iphone 5s to an Iphone 7plus. I saw the SPIbelt recommended here. It fits great, and doesn't move around at all. You still have to get use to having a giant thing strapped to your waist though.

If size and collapsibility (I know that isn't a real word!) are important factors for you, this one is amazing:

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B000F1RGBU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I previously had a Fulton collapsible that lasted quite a few years, but when it finally broke, I did some online research and the above model got rave reviews everywhere (in camping magazines, umbrella tests, Amazon reviews, etc.). For the size and price, it is very well-made and it has never given me trouble during heavy rain and wind. I carry it around in my bag every day in case of unexpected rain, and it would even fit in a purse.

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Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella with Teflon Coating

I bought this umbrella a few years ago and it's been bullet proof. It also opens and closes like a stiletto knife which is fun.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0160HYB8S

Has anyone compared Navali Leather Mainstay to the Canvas Boatswain?

Do you think the leather is good enough to be worth the extra ~50 bucks compared to the waxed canvas of the boatswain?

Or should I go for this Samsonite instead of the other 2?

I have this one and I'm a huge fan since it has a compartment for your shoes as well.

The original box works fine: Put animal tiles, knowledge tiles, goods, buildings, and the center black tiles each in their own smaller portion of the insert. Leave them there for gameplay - when pulling new tiles just grab out of there without looking like you're pulling out of a cup. Everything else can get dumped in the big section since none of that needs to be randomized.

But I bought a set of novelty bags on amazon after a few games of that, and moved my copy of Agricola out of bags and into this box (which, incidentally, is superior to plano since it has rounded bottoms for each compartment). Now the 5 types of tiles that need to be randomized in Castles each have their own cloth bag, and workers, silverlings, castles/mines/boats, and everything else have their own plastic bag respectively.

Full sized one on Amazon, but for $21. Reviews seem to say it's pretty durable.

http://www.amazon.com/Samurai-Sword-Folding-Umbrella-Release/dp/B001W9QUIE/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

Not OP, but I bought these and I'm returning them. They were very poorly stitched. The yellow one was falling apart the second I opened the packaging. If you have any sewing skill, drawstring bags are not that difficult to make. I've made one for Carcassonne tiles and am in the process of making another for Alhambra. Pretty decent tutorial here.

I bought myself this one a few months ago. It's great!

These were reommended by an article I read early on. First I ordered them and made surr my stuff would fit, then I bought a bag that would fit them!


Eagle Creek Pack-It Cube Set Packing Organizer, Black, Set of 3 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F9S85CS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_vsiTDbFSP6MNG

We ordered one of these in gray! Not the cheapest one out there but it's sturdy and cute. My husband and I each have a couple of their coats and they hold up forever and have a lifetime warranty.

https://www.amazon.com/Fjallraven-Kanken-Classic-Heritage-Responsibility/dp/B00G4ZYFXI?th=1&psc=1

Best 200$ I ever spent
http://www.amazon.com/Cenzo-Vecchio-Italian-Leather-Weekender/dp/B002HG47FY

I use this and it’s been great. It has a lifetime warranty

Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella with Teflon Coating https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0160HYB8S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_QsP1BbFTVABZM

Jansport. Seriously. I tried buying cheap backpacks for years, and I finally bit the bullet and bought jansport when my friend told me he'd had his since 7th grade (as we were graduating high school). I'm now starting my first year of grad school, and I've had mine since I started college (so 4 years now), and it still looks new. My friend's backpack is also going strong. No rips, it only looks dirty because of how long he's used it. Best part? Costs $30. If you're worried about a laptop compartment, just buy a laptop sleeve and stick it in there. Oh, and it has a lifetime warranty.

These are the ones I got for Bora Bora and CoB. The colors are perfect! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XDBSEW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-KKUM08-Samurai-Umbrella/dp/B001W9QUIE

Obviously your phone has better vision than your eyes. Might I suggest you see an optometrist as everyone bar you has picked this out as an umbrella.

Ah! I'm sorry! (This one) [http://www.amazon.com/Mario-Shirt-Style-School-Backpack/dp/B00AMM8P2Q/ref=sr_1_4?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1394648207&sr=1-4&keywords=mario++backpack] is also pretty similar!

How do you like the Gonex cubes? I'm considering those or these from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014VBGUCA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

What did you use for a camera bag?

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/e847/

A cool diamond pickaxe from Minecraft $19.99

http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-UM08-Samurai-Umbrella/dp/B001W9QUIE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371667698&sr=8-1&keywords=sword+umbrella
http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-Mini-Samurai-Sword-Umbrella/dp/B0038LII3Y/ref=pd_sim_misc_1

Samurai Sword Umbrellas, one is $30 and the other is $20.40

I went a little over on a few but I think they are worth it.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/dodgeesc

Saw that one too, wrestlers do not give a fuck haha!

I just have my phone on me when running so I just hold it in my hand, but the SPIbelt seems to be recommended by some.

I use this: https://www.amazon.ca/Lewis-Clark-413-Black-One-Size-Automatic/dp/B000F1RGBU

It's held up against strong winds and it's relatively cheap.

32 year old male here. I used to use this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BANOHKU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Now, I only use that to carry insulin and cooler packs. I carry all my diabetes-related stuff and some other things in this now: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001I15G4K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That bag fits a good bit of stuff and it's machine-washable.

this no longer seems like such a good idea...

edit also found this

This one is pretty cool

https://www.amazon.com/Fjallraven-23510-550-P-Fajllraven-Kanken-Daypack/dp/B00G4ZYFXI

These are pretty small

Thanks! I notice there are two styles, the Starter and Specter set. Did you use either of these?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F9S85CS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t.YszbKWM24HZ

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007NZVY32/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_mgZszbJ1HTYPY

I wear a spibelt. Stays in place, very easy to wash, and made in the USA.

Item list (sorry for lateness)

Bag - Tumi Alpha 2 Pewter

Electronics gear case - Tan Leather Gadget Tech Organizer - https://www.etsy.com/listing/620390422/tan-leather-gadget-tech-organizer-men

Headpones - Bang & Olufsen h9i

IPhone Case - iPhone 11 Leather case - https://www.etsy.com/listing/547265662/iphone-1111pro11promaxxsxs

Macbook shell - ProCase - (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KVXKHX8

Knives - Hinderer XM-18, Spydiechef

Glasses - Diesel frames, near sighted

Apple Watch 4 w/ Leather strap

Pen - Shrade tactical

Wallet - Dango M1 special edition w/ multi-tool fastener

Keys - Jeep Wrangler (modified)

Umbrella - non-tactical, Repel, windproof - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0160HYB8S

Yoyo - Luftverk Alpina - https://luftverk.com/collections/all-products/products/alpina-slimline-ams2488-type-ii

Dog - Stays home - Mutt mix of brindle pit bull, fuzzy wiry terrier and a chupacabra - pics: https://imgur.com/a/Se4X8AC

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Is there such a thing as a tactical umbrella? I'd probably buy it

Hard to find black these days. Brown is way more popular.

http://www.amazon.com/MOLLYGAN-Schoolbag-Crossbody-Shoulder-Messenger/dp/B011J4C7T2/ref=sr_1_1

http://www.amazon.com/Sechunk-Shoulder-Canvas-Messenger-Leisure/dp/B00RLEJCCA/ref=sr_1_4

http://www.amazon.com/Ibagbar-Military-Messenger-Shoulder-Crossbody/dp/B019GQSC4Y/ref=sr_1_11

http://www.amazon.com/Moore-Carden-Multifunction-Shoulder-Messenger/dp/B010WOH1WS/ref=sr_1_74

http://www.amazon.com/Messenger-Vintage-Classic-Shoulder-backpack/dp/B011ZOZLLW/ref=sr_1_94

http://www.amazon.com/Texbo-Genuine-Leather-Briefcase-Messenger/dp/B00XN3RKQ8/ref=sr_1_120

http://www.amazon.com/Simple-military-canvas-messenger-black/dp/B00J8KVJEE/ref=sr_1_164

http://www.amazon.com/Eshow-Casual-Canvas-Crossbody-Messenger/dp/B00GWYTC2A/ref=sr_1_272

https://www.fossil.com/us/en/men/bags/messenger/edison-courier-sku-mbg9256001c.html

http://www.thebay.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/thebay/brands/MENS-Accessories-BagsCases/single-gusset-flapover-messenger-0080-524545--24

http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Colombian-Leather-Flapover-Brown/dp/B004XAVT8K/ref=sr_1_2

http://www.amazon.com/Kenneth-Cole-Reaction-Come-Soon/dp/B0081X0IDC/ref=sr_1_25

http://www.amazon.com/Kenneth-Cole-Business-Messenger-Size/dp/B002E1RSE4/ref=sr_1_27

http://www.danier.com/antoine-leather-briefcase/d/1581_c_360_cl_6336

http://www.danier.com/aiden-smooth-leather-messenger/d/2795_c_360_cl_13099

http://www.asos.com/Tommy-Hilfiger/Tommy-Hilfiger-Story-Messenger-Bag/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=5901253&cid=9265&Rf989=6588&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=36&sort=-1&clr=Black&totalstyles=24&gridsize=3

http://int.debenhams.com/ca/product/designer-brown-leather-despatch-bag/083010317773/?categoryId=839618

https://www.wilsonsleather.com/product/kenneth+cole+split+leather+messenger+bag.do

https://www.wilsonsleather.com/product/marc+new+york+vacqueta+leather+porthole-handle+briefcase+w-+double+buckles.do

In the link above :)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XDBSEW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/Totes-Wooden-Stick-Umbrella-Black/dp/B005FOJAR0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405458651&sr=8-1&keywords=wood+handle+umbrella

Honestly, it's under $20, so it's not a travesty if you forget it on the train, and it looks plenty stylish with a suit. Also, wind resistant and will keep you dry.

I bought this cheap umbrella on Amazon (link) and it's worked out fine for the few times we've needed it. It can occasionally slide forward into the door pocket but for the most part it's just fine.

HERE HERE :3

This one is tooo cute even though it's not what you want haha

This Samsonite Columbian Leather flapover case, Brown is what I've used for years. Sturdy, good looking, holds 14 and 15.6in laptops at the same time.

I use this and really like it.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OVQQBM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Jansport Big Student. 31 liters, does not look at all tactical or hikerly, comes with a lifetime warranty, available in an astonishing variety of colors and patterns. I've been using one as a work bag (taxi driving) for the last four years and it's holding up just fine. I have another that I used for community college that also is fine. My cat puked on the college bag once. I washed it on gentle cycle and let it air dry on a drying rack. It came out looking brand-new.

I have this one:

https://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Colombian-Leather-Flap-Over-Messenger/dp/B004XAVT8K/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1468420618&sr=1-1&nodeID=15743231&keywords=briefcase

Lots of compliments, people ask me where I get it often, holds everything you need, etc.

I like the Kenneth Cole messenger bag: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000UN267C/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1372817402&sr=1-4&pi=SL75

Fits a large book and a laptop

I agree. This is the one that I use and it holds my phone (iPhone 6), car key, and card holder sized wallet with plenty more room.

Amazon link, for the curious.

I want a messenger bag for college, but I'm not sure if it's worth it. Is this worth it?
http://www.amazon.com/Original-Heavyweight-Classic-Messenger-Olive/dp/B001I15G4K/ref=sr_1_15?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1355104492&sr=1-15

I swear I'm not being facetious, but this one is pretty awesome.


Now, I know you're thinking 'that'll look stupid' -- but that's because you're thinking with your critical hat on. I bought one of these this time last year (was sick of crappy collapsible umbrellas always breaking), and have received countless compliments. The fact that it has a samurai handle isn't immediately obvious, and the people that do notice think 'heh, that's pretty cool.'


I know this is MFA, but consider this; have you ever seen an unfashionable samurai?

I have this one. It's compact and holds up well in wind.

This is the bag I own: http://www.amazon.com/Kenneth-Cole-Risky-Business-Messenger/dp/B000UN267C/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=1ADDU7U0S0K3C&coliid=I139Z72F7MHKTF&psc=1

I've got the brown. The color is still strong, 1 year later. No issues w/ tears/rips/etc... I use it for school (grad), and don't really have a need for it w/ work.

Well you could get this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001I15G4K/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?qid=1355104492&ref_=sr_1_15&s=apparel&sr=1-15

And wax it yourself so it can withstand the rain: http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/wxa0m/diy_waxed_canvas_messenger_bag_on_the_cheap

I don't know about that one, but samsonite leather brief is on sale at amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004XAVT8K

Repel-Windproof-Travel-Umbrella
Lifetime Guarantee

https://www.amazon.com/Repel-Windproof-Travel-Umbrella-Coating/dp/B0160HYB8S/

So I've been using this samsonite for the past 3.5 years and it's in pretty good condition so far considering the abuse (rain and snow) it has taken.

https://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Colombian-Leather-Flap-Over-Messenger/dp/B004XAVT8K/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1543511021&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=samsonite+messenger+bag&dpPl=1&dpID=41RAbhubnIL&ref=plSrch

You said you dont need a laptop pocket so I guess that's a plus.

im also interested in this.
closest one i could find is this one, but it seems a little to small. I think i will be buying it soon.
http://www.amazon.com/Kenneth-Cole-Reaction-524541-Messenger/dp/B000UN267C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317690981&sr=8-1

If you are determined on company, this might be to late, but Fjallravens Kanken is as buy it for life as it gets, and not awfully expensive. I just checked up on the one my father uses on daily basis, which have been going for 15-20 years by now, and the only sign of use is that the colour has faded.

I am currently looking for a good travel garment bag. I like the design of something like this, but not 100% sold on the reviews as it looks kind of cheap. Looking to spend no more than $150-200... Any recommendations?

Can't go wrong with the Jack Bauer bag. There are a few different colors. http://www.amazon.com/Original-Heavyweight-Classic-Messenger-Olive/dp/B001I15G4K/ref=pd_sbs_sg_6?ie=UTF8&refRID=1APSRTMK0MYTGD51RRVZ#customerReviews

Amazon bags. They work fine but aren’t the same colors as CoB.

On recommendation, I picked these bags up with the purchase as well

I didn't know until today that there were expansions

I'll check them out eventually, I've been making a rule that I need to milk the base game to almost boredom before purchasing expansions, no matter how good they are. Saves money on expansions for games I don't even really like and increases longevity of the game.

If you want ninja, this might be more yoru style :P http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-UM08-Samurai-Umbrella/dp/B001W9QUIE

Jansport Big Student Backpack (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000E3D2VM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_aJFnDbYA2KCV0

The Jansport Big Student has always been my go to. Fits a lot of stuff and has a ton of little compartments. Depending on the color, its $30-50 and they last forever.

I ordered this jansport backpack for $26 last week, but apparently is $40 now. Anyway they have a lifetime warranty.

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http://www.amazon.com/Original-Heavyweight-Classic-Messenger-Olive/dp/B001I15G4K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377470557&sr=8-1&keywords=olive+messenger+bag

Buy one

Maybe this ?

Troll her with this.

http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-UM08M-PARENT-Samurai-Umbrella/dp/B001W9QUIE

It's an Umbrella.

Samurai Umbrella: http://www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-UM08M-PARENT-Samurai-Umbrella/dp/B001W9QUIE

Man. I guess not everyone shops on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Umbrella-SAMURAI-extra-long-handle/dp/B001W9QUIE

This umbrella is also sold in the real world. (Amazon.com)

How about this one?

Here you go

Or here

Or here

Amazon has them

Samurai Umbrella by Kikkerland

I have this, and love it.

Cenzo Duffle Vecchio Brown Italian Leather Weekender Travel Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002HG47FY/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_dlMKxb7CEVCEC

http://www.amazon.com/Dozen-Bright-Color-Canvas-Drawstring/dp/B004XDBSEW/ref=pd_ybh_10

It's literally just a drawstring bag.

http://www.amazon.com/Neon-Drawstring-Party-Favors-Dozen/dp/B004XDBSEW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1425778189&sr=8-4&keywords=drawstring+pouch Here's a dozen for $7.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005FOJAR0/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493159696&sr=8-1&pi=SL75_QL70&keywords=Tote+wooden+umbrella

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005FOJAR0/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I think a backpack is overkill. Just get a running belt or a Flip Belt. They've a much smaller profile, are much lighter, and won't bounce around since they're made of elastic and pull tight to the body.

Found

Edit: just saw that this isnt quite what you were looking for..

I think these were separated at birth.

Here ya go!

this one?

How about this one?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AMM8P2Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1394647497&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70

Here you go

I just stuff everything in the fjallraven kånken that I use for everything else.

Tese things

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B014VBGUCA/ref=mp_s_a_1_1/137-5411255-7989453?ie=UTF8&qid=1493241849&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=amazon+basics+packing+cubes&dpPl=1&dpID=51JZe2iFp9L&ref=plSrch

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AmazonBasics Hardside Spinner Luggage - 20-inch Carry-on/Cabin Size, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071VG5N9D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_iVERAbJPMEW8J

It's on Amazon.

This has been posted multiple times in different places. I'm just sticking it in my suitcase and steaming/ironing it when I arrive.

I believe so. Here's the link - Eagle Creek Pack It Cube Set , Black, 3pc Set https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F9S85CS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_kB-5ybWG4GHMM

Id get the ones that can separate dirty and clean if I did it now.