/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.13097011]

What backpacks do you use?

And what backpack would you get if you had an unlimited budget?

[Anonymous No.13097021]

i use a herschel right now

i want pic related

[Anonymous No.13097022]

>>13097011

[Anonymous No.13097045]

>>13097011
A nice outdoors backpack that I found at a garage sale for $10. Looked it up and it was $190 new. Looks kinda shit, but it works well. Every nice backpack I find ends up cost $500+ so I'm just happy with what I have.

[Anonymous No.13097062]

>>13097011
muji. it was cheap, functional, and falls just right

[Anonymous No.13098404]

bump

[Anonymous No.13098412]

>>13097011
dis

[Anonymous No.13098418]

>>13097011
Chrome's Cardiel Fortnight 2.0
Completely waterproof, good sized laptop sleeve, a little over 33L volume. Only downside is that it doesn't have bottle holder nets, but my water bottle clips onto the straps anyway if I need it.

[Anonymous No.13098421]

Tumi is god

[Anonymous No.13098837]

God tier.

[Anonymous No.13098874]

>>13097011
i cant stand backpacks
hand bags / messenger bags is where its at

[Anonymous No.13098908]

>>13097011
https://www.filson.com/luggage-bags/weatherproof-leather.html

[Anonymous No.13098940]

[Anonymous No.13098959]

Perfect backpack unless you're autistic and carry a bunch of shit you don't need.

[Anonymous No.13098965]

I'm thinking about buying this, but I'm not sure if I can pull out of

[Anonymous No.13098983]

>>13098959
whitegirl-core

[Anonymous No.13098984]

>>13098959
those leather pulls for the zippers tend to break after a week or so of use.

[Anonymous No.13098987]

>>13098965
it really depends on your lifestyle, where do you work and your body

[Anonymous No.13098996]

Current backpack, works great for uni and work, just wish it was a little more water repellent

[Anonymous No.13099864]

>>13097021
What bad is that?

[Anonymous No.13099877]

I've had this herschel for so mamy years the zipper is yellowed. If you ever do get a herschel, the first thing to do is rip that horrible tag off the front

[Anonymous No.13100018]

Nice fit on my back/shoulders, I wear it out and about and get asked about it sometimes

[Anonymous No.13100032]

>>13100018
This is pretty cool. I definitely would have worn something like this back when I was at FSU. The handle looks a little weak though. Might want to paracord wrap it.

[Anonymous No.13100289]

>>13097011
>What backpacks do you use?
stained patched up old jansport
>And what backpack would you get if you had an unlimited budget?
picrel, maxp condor 2

[Anonymous No.13100297]

>>13097022
I remember being in high school when we used to see kids wear these we would take the loop at the top of the bag and pull back as hard as we could so the bag would hit the floor together with the disgusting fucking autist that came with it.

[Anonymous No.13100304]

>>13097011
>What backpacks do you use?
stained patched up old jansport
>And what backpack would you get if you had an unlimited budget?
picrel, maxp condor 2

[Anonymous No.13100309]

>muh herschel
>muh jansport

I swear it's like you guys intentionally decide to have a collective, terrible, taste.

[Anonymous No.13100332]

>>13100309
Post something original then, you fucking idiot. Are you having a bad day?

[Anonymous No.13100364]

>>13100309
out of like 15 images posted theres one jansport and one herschel

[Anonymous No.13101023]

[Anonymous No.13101030]

>>13100332
Honesty is a vice nowadays?
Throw yourself and your old skools in the garbage.

[Anonymous No.13101033]

thots?

[Anonymous No.13101050]

>>13097011
I use this.
Way too fucking many buckles and straps, but it extends so I can fit an entire crate of 20 beers in it so it's all good.

[Anonymous No.13101066]

>>13101050
ID? i like this

[Anonymous No.13101071]

[Anonymous No.13101078]

>>13101066
Amazon UK.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01N3MYK6P/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Anonymous No.13101138]

I have a shitty swiss army backpack that my Dad bought me at Wal-Mart years ago. The seams are coming apart and all the zippers are broken. Now that I have my own money I’m probably going to buy a Herschel once I stop being lazy and get around to it, even though my friends in NYC keep telling me I’ll look like a basic bitch.

[Anonymous No.13101423]

Just got this, been looking for a nice leather backpack for a while and i really liked the style of this when I saw it on the winter SSENSE sale, but it sold out before I could buy it. I went in the store near me and i just so happened to show up the day before their sale ended, and got an extra 15% off of the 50% sale they had going on. I was super happy haha

[Anonymous No.13101511]

Muji

[Anonymous No.13101642]

>>13101023
Nigger spotted

I can almost smell you through my computer

[Anonymous No.13101647]

I use this

r8

[Anonymous No.13101676]

>>13101647
Normie/10
Every preppy kid had one of these in high school. It was either this, or a Herschel. Color is also a no go for me in regards to bags.

[Anonymous No.13101678]

>which backpack do you use?
Brooks Islington
>if you had unlimited money?
probably this $1800 yohji one that can no longer be found anywhere
https://www.farfetch.com/shopping/men/yohji-yamamoto--military-bonsack-backpack-item-11630280.aspx

[Anonymous No.13101701]

Can someone recommend me some fah and durable daypack for edc that attaches close to the body? I'm sick of not being able to run with my backpack on without it wobbling from side to side, up and down.

Thanks in advance, fellas.

[LAVAR BALL No.13101703]

>>13101701
youre welcome

[Anonymous No.13101706]

>>13101703
I want a backpack, not a jacket with back pockets.

[Anonymous No.13101742]

[Anonymous No.13102250]

[Anonymous No.13102260]

a fake supreme 17ss black backpack

[Anonymous No.13102330]

>>13100297

[Anonymous No.13102333]

>>13101023
t. zhang>

[Anonymous No.13102335]

>>13101511
how do these hold? been thinking of buying one.

YALL ALREADY KNOW

[Anonymous No.13102348]

>>13102335
or this

[Anonymous No.13102361]

>>13097011

Everyday I use my GORUCK SK26, and I love it. It's extremely similar to the GR1, except with an exterior of utmost simplicity and plainness, without the Molle straps or velcro patch rectangle. I highly recommend obtaining one, though they're quite scarce and difficult to find nowadays. If you ever do find one for sale, I advise purchasing it immediately. I have nothing but good to say about it.

[Anonymous No.13102708]

>>13102361

Not a backpack, but it IS a nice bag.....

[Anonymous No.13102713]

>>13100297
and then you got your ass beat, right?

[Anonymous No.13102718]

>>13102361
too minimalistic. looks rather stupid.

[Anonymous No.13102749]

>>13098412
Rotc kys>>13098418

[Anonymous No.13102760]

>>13097011
anything thats cheap, black/grey, and can hold 1-2 textbooks

>>13098874
messenger bags are for fags

[Anonymous No.13102811]

>>13102361
I have an sd20 I used for backpacking for the past year, pretty nice but doesn't have great internal weight distribution nor suspension (no belt or sternum strap)

[Anonymous No.13104418]

>>13102811

Oh, I like those. I don't have one, but I like them. Also, personally I cannot stand sternum straps. Even backpacking with a huge-ass Gregory Pack or Kelty Bag or whatever, the very first thing I always do is remove the damn sternum strap. The belt helps though, if it's a particularly heavy and hefty pack. I did about three quarters of the John Muir Trail with a big enormous pack like that, but if and when I do it again, I'm doing it in my own unconventional way and not with a Kelty, Gregory, etc. By the way, are you a female? Or are you just into ultralight backpacking? Or both? 'Cos the lack of organized internal weight distribution and internal suspension is the SD20s strongest point AND weakest point: it just depends on your intentions and purposes, if you see what I'm trying to get at. Anyways, I very much dig those packs.

[Anonymous No.13104432]

>>13104418
sternum strap is useful to make the pack sit well, otherwise the straps can restrict your arms. Obviously if you have a frame pack it's necessary to hold the pack on without hurting your shoulders too.

I'm male 6', I travel permanently. Mainly in cities. Not UL by any means, pack is about 4kg but when travelling in cities you don't really carry your bag often, put it down as soon as you stop walking (which I guess makes the lack of straps a bit of an advantage).

The bag carries basically my tablet, camera, and clothes. I stuff the clothes in first and the electronics on top (with the tablet in the back pocket). I have a leather sheet to give it some structure.

It's problems aren't major, packing lighter and better fix most of the issues. It's a bit big and I've been lurking for an sd15 or echo to swap it for... :p

[Anonymous No.13104441]

Not a bad backpack. This thing holds pretty much everything I need and then some.

https://www.amazon.com/Backpack-P-KU-VDSL-AUGUR-Computers-Backpacks-Mountaineering/dp/B00QSWUYGE

[Anonymous No.13104544]

cote&ciel isar in black small
waiting on this to come in so i can start using it instead

[Anonymous No.13104551]

>>13100018
>>13100032
ay FSU lads

[Anonymous No.13104685]

>>13104432

>I travel permanently. Mainly in cities.

Bro, anon, you honestly sound cool as hell. I wish I knew you in real life, actually. Real life as in not online, but real life. Anyway, your system is well thought out. Personally, I love my sk26 - it's all I'll ever need backpack-wise. To my mind it's literal perfection. For me personally that is. The anon who criticized it for being retardedly plain-looking isn't necessarily wrong; it's not the right pack for him, but it is for me. It's fits my build perfectly, and I find it comforting to always have it with me. And plus, clothing-wise, it fits well with how I dress, 'cos I'm completely obsessed with and madly in love with raglan tops. My old as hell, trusty Carhatt J268, my old as hell, trusty heavyweight raglan Carhartt USA raglan hoodie, both fit me like a glove and go extremely with that pack's looks. Permanent traveller-wise, it's what I wear. Hell, I've even got RAGLAN EYES, black circles like pic related, which I post merely to show how well raglan looks on people with certain facial features. And design-wise \ fashion-wise I see the gorucks as sort of raglan-ish, with those slanty pockets. But anyway, I dig what you're saying, and I see the intelligence of it, friendo.

[Anonymous No.13104696]

Standard ghetto bag. Works perfectly for almost a decade now.

[Anonymous No.13104705]

I use a navy blue version of this one

[Anonymous No.13104711]

pretty happy with it so far.

only possible downside is the kinda narrow opeing on the top. if you carry lots of books and folders it might get hard to get a single one, packed in the very front, out of it.

[Anonymous No.13104829]

>>13098996
Nice

[Anonymous No.13104838]

>>13104441
I had one nearly identical to this a while back. It seems like a bunch of different companies but this bag from the same wholesaler and just slap their names on it and shill it on Amazon.
That being said, it's a good bag, looks good, and it can be found for cheap. Watch out for those zippers though, the pot metal they use will wear out eventually and the pockets will become useless

[Anonymous No.13104856]

I just use this one. Pic related has it rolled autistically bad, if you are neat about it it looks better. It has a potential volume of 9 gallons, but unless you fill it with shit, it's slim enough. Great for those who might become homeless at any given moment

[Anonymous No.13104893]

>>13104856
my gf has one, it has a lot of cute features for a cheap ikea bag. It's pretty massive thanks to lack of compression and stiff bottom, but at least the roll top is adjustable. I do wish it cinched down more at the top though

[Anonymous No.13104905]

[Anonymous No.13104914]

The GOAT. Remove logo and add custom/personal patch for maximum effay

[Anonymous No.13104989]

i'm in fashion school and been using an old vintage leather bagpack, but now i gotta keep bringing my pattern rulers (60cm) and a bunch of A3, so i've been carrying more than 3 bags to uni

should i go for a new back pack that fits all my shit or just start carrying a suitcase?

[Anonymous No.13105029]

I'd buy a genuine leather Randoseru. I'm currently settling for a black 17" laptop Kanken backpack.

[Anonymous No.13105038]

>>13105029
dude don't fall for the randoseru meme, its a back pack for children

it'll look like u are into ddlg

[Anonymous No.13105050]

>>13105038
More like bbls ;)

[Anonymous No.13105055]

>>13105038
>implying I'll ever be able to afford one

ddlg has ruined everything cute

[Anonymous No.13105056]

Been loving this. Picked it up on clearance for 15$. Looks way better in person. I like the sleekness and the red inside.

[Anonymous No.13105517]

>>13097011

I use this backpack and if I had an unlimited budget I would still use this backpack.

[Anonymous No.13105659]

>>13104905
id?

[Anonymous No.13105679]

>>13101033
begone

[Anonymous No.13105968]

i have the black one but i want this

[Pseudo Intellectual No.13105971]

>>13104905
Maxpedition?

[Anonymous No.13105976]

>current
Pic related
>unlimited budget
Pic related but the new one, they added a pocket. $300

[Anonymous No.13105984]

I recently picked this one up, but it is a tad small (20L) for me.

Thinking about splurging on a 26L GR1

[Anonymous No.13105990]

>>13102361

so it's a GR1 without the molle or patch area?

what am i missing?

[Anonymous No.13105993]

herchel or eastpak for everyday carry?

[Anonymous No.13106049]

[Anonymous No.13106074]

>>13105517
which model is this?

[Anonymous No.13106096]

>>13105968
what's ur favourite museum?

[Anonymous No.13106109]

>>13104838
sooo, it's not a good bag then. wtf are you thinking? what represents a shitty bag to you? the bag he posted is ugly, cheap, garbage.

[Anonymous No.13106111]

>>13104696
>>13104914
>>13105968
>>13106049

Terrible backpacks fit for a middle schooler. Those jansports and eastpacks look like purses on a real man.

[Anonymous No.13106122]

GOAT backpack. Not too big, perfect for bombing around town. This backpack has lasted me 2 years with no rips or fails. I am complimented on it often. And it's only $30.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0032T8JUO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Anonymous No.13106149]

>>13106096
hmm probably national gallery in london! i really wanna go to the louvre and l'orangerie some day

[Anonymous No.13106298]

>>13098874
>hand bags / messenger bags is where its at
if you want an uncomfortable bag that gives you scoliosis and severely limits what actions you can perform

[Anonymous No.13106317]

>tfw just have a $20 jansport type (but brandless) military backpack with deep pockets no extra amenities and opens flat like a bucket

It’s the best backpack I’ve ever owned and never again will I purchase a backpack that doesn’t open like a bucket with zippers down to the bottom

[Anonymous No.13106366]

amazon basics 12 pound backpack in black with the label cut off

[Anonymous No.13106375]

>>13102335
I have the small Muji, looks really nice + fits everything well enough. Only had for a month and it seems to be doing OK

[Anonymous No.13106687]

I K E A

[Anonymous No.13106987]

Recommend me a herschel bag for everyday carry pls.

[Anonymous No.13107020]

>>13105990
Yep, that's what it is. I've lived out of it for months at a time. It's just a tough backpack, but I think plain utilitarian stuff pisses certain types who consider themselves somehow elevated by being tasteful and effay, which often means having possessions which by appearing "special" or something. Gorucks aren't really at all about status though, so there might be some kind of subliminal clash between meathead ex-soldiers and fay runway model types that I'm not aware of. Who knows?

[Anonymous No.13107050]

[Anonymous No.13107275]

>>13102333
Lol

[Anonymous No.13107298]

For now i use fossil (pic related) for go to uni

[Anonymous No.13107312]

>>13106687
I have the rolltop version of this and it's actually really nice. Minimalist and really well designed, lots of nice pockets and an extendable shoe pocket underneath and shit.

[Anonymous No.13107320]

Maxpedition Falcon III

At least the hip strap is removable so it doesn't look as mall ninja.

[Anonymous No.13107338]

>>13105976
what bad this?

[Anonymous No.13107386]

Are mission workshop bags worthwhile?

I'm interested in the rambler

[Anonymous No.13107465]

>>13106111
>he thinks real men wear backpacks

[Anonymous No.13107866]

Use this shit for uni; thin and water resistant which is p. good for florida weather

[Anonymous No.13108219]

>>13105976
seatbelt-core

[Anonymous No.13108242]

Just need it for my computer

[Anonymous No.13108599]

>>13102335
I've had the black one for ~4 years, holds up great. Washed it several times when it gets dirty, minimal fading. I ordered it strait from muji.

The other one I'm pretty sure is a copy. It was very difficult to find a white canvas muji backpack, they were either out of stock or 2-3x the price of the others. I found a place that had them cheap (not any of those Chinese sites) but when it arrived, the zippers were noticeably different (not a ykk),they eventually snagged and needed fixing to zip again (although one came off completely), and the stitching on the inside liner came off so now there is a separate layer of fabric. I still use it with the one zipper but I've gone back to using my black one for school and it feels substantially sturdier and well made. Both were cheap online.

[Anonymous No.13108654]

>>13101703
what the fuck

[Anonymous No.13108748]

>>13108242
why do you need to hide your backpack

[Anonymous No.13108811]

Needed one that wouldn't mind constant rain. Works well.

[Anonymous No.13110007]

Someone redpill me on fjallraven kankens, why do so many grills like them?

[Anonymous No.13110031]

>>13106687
just picked up the 3gallon version to tote books around

[Anonymous No.13110032]

[Anonymous No.13110046]

>>13102713
no because not all of us were fucking dorks like you in high school

[Anonymous No.13110050]

>>13106298
How do you get into a backpack without taking it off?

A messenger bag easily swings around from back to front without removing.

[Anonymous No.13110052]

>>13110007
They suck. Some people like them because they look cute, but functionally, they are ass.

[Anonymous No.13110058]

>>13097011
>What backpacks do you use?
Pic

>And what backpack would you get if you had an unlimited budget?

Cote et Ciel Isar S, MCM Duke in Navy, or any of the Y-3 Backpacks really

[Anonymous No.13110065]

If by backpack, you mean something I wear more analogous to purse (running to the store, etc), this is what I wear

[Anonymous No.13110069]

>>13110065
If you are talking about bag I use for work/school, I've had an everlane snap backpack since highschool I've been using. Gonna replace it once I graduate this May.

[Anonymous No.13110088]

>>13098983
>kys faggot

My whitegirl gf

[Anonymous No.13110096]

>>13101647
I use the same brand. 10/10

But only if you want the normiecore look

[Anonymous No.13110147]

>>13106111
>real man.
woah somebody needs to gain confidence with wearing a manly stuff, doing manly things am right?

[Anonymous No.13110342]

>>13104856
I've been using that one for a bit now for college and it's really nice. It has a surprising amount of room and it looks pretty nice too. If you roll the top tight it looks much better.

[Anonymous No.13110433]

I have this pack

[Anonymous No.13110652]

>>13099864
adult randsel

[Anonymous No.13110740]

Represent tactical backpack. Quality is ludicrous

[Anonymous No.13111457]

>>13099877
just bleach the zipper my dude

[Anonymous No.13111747]

[Anonymous No.13111778]

>>13110050
why do you need to get into your bag while on the go? phone and wallet should be in your pockets.