/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.17611681]

Can we get a bag & backpack thread going
What do you have, how is it, what do you want

[Anonymous No.17611725]

>>17611681
I want one of these but looks too larpy

[Anonymous No.17611865]

>>17611681
>>17611725
already is one
>>17608325

[Anonymous No.17611896]

>>17611865
But this >>17611681 is not waxed canvas

[Anonymous No.17612023]

>>17611865
That seems like a specific question rather than a general thread

[Anonymous No.17612028]

I'm looking for a daypack that is like a hybrid between a city and a hiking backpack - is there such a thing?

[Anonymous No.17612058]

been using a 3a-8ts for the last ten years and that shit is my favorite bag.

despite the potential flaking, i still want a silver foil 3a-1 think

[Anonymous No.17612140]

>>17611681
Acronym 3A gang, X-Pac squad

[Anonymous No.17612259]

>>17611681
Im obsessed with xpac fabric
Gonna get one of those sling bags 5 years after they were cool and rock the shit out of it.

[Anonymous No.17612284]

what does /fa/ think about boundarysupply?

[Anonymous No.17612489]

>>17612028
>>17612058
>>17612058
Crazy

[Anonymous No.17612520]

>>17612489
What

[Anonymous No.17612555]

>>17612028
Mystery ranch gallagator

[Anonymous No.17612720]

>>17612555
not bad, but would like something with a laptop compartment
and back breathability, padded straps, and waterproofing

[Anonymous No.17612726]

>>17612520
Acronym, Acronym and X-Pac, then an X-Pac post. Like a chain yo
>>17612720
3A-13TS

[Anonymous No.17613231]

>>17612726
>3A-13TS
>hiking backpack

[Anonymous No.17613420]

Thoughts on the Mystery Ranch 2 Day Assault? Looks kinda tasty imo

[Anonymous No.17613448]

>>17611681
>no one here still remembers the magical salty irish rucksack autism
too long been here

[Anonymous No.17613460]

>>17613448
enlighten us

[Anonymous No.17613727]

>>17613420
mystery ranch are high quality bags no matter the model

[Anonymous No.17613731]

surplus is the highest quality for the absolute lowest price, pictured is 16 usd

[Anonymous No.17613734]

buy used items and dont let chinese peasants get their hands cut off

[Anonymous No.17613738]

crossbody bags are /fa/

[Anonymous No.17613741]

[Anonymous No.17613746]

people sleep on the humble canvas tote

[Anonymous No.17613782]

dont forget to carry your bag by the handle and look extra /fa/ when you take your hard sci-fi novel to the coffee shop

[Anonymous No.17613792]

i still personally use a chrome bag

[Anonymous No.17613800]

>>17611681
>third backpack thread in a week
just get the filson rolltop

[Anonymous No.17613823]

>>17613782
this nigga wearing beans

[Anonymous No.17614752]

bags are gay
backpacks are gay
you are gay

[Anonymous No.17615239]

bump

[Anonymous No.17615316]

>>17613782
a real human bean

[Anonymous No.17615326]

>>17613420
This is the one I will be aiming for to replace my Rush 24 which I find too bulky for what it is

[Anonymous No.17615396]

>>17611681
>>17613800
>>17613782
I've had the same Northface backpack for ten years. Got the Filson Original Briefcase which I can also wear as a messenger but prefer briefcase mode. Fits into work (as an onsite engineer), smart casual, and even causal

[Anonymous No.17615403]

>>17611681
I got the peak design everyday backpack v2 20l and I like it

[Anonymous No.17616133]

I ended up with this one and like it a lot. Kind of so tired of looking at computers I just hit on sale and this one popped up for the bag.

It's good for day to day or even a few day trip. It's hard to show the whole bag in one picture. It comes with a little laundry bag, the bottom part is designed for a pair of sneakers. The two main compartments are a good size. Fits 15.6" laptop, tablet, pretty good organization.

https://ap.targus.com/products/156-stamina-fitness-backpack-blackyellow-tsb944ap-1

[Anonymous No.17616231]

>>17611681
just get a deuter or osprey backpack like every normal human
dont fall for instagram marketing bs and overpriced designer brands when it comes to backpacks

[Anonymous No.17616246]

>>17616231
I dont mind, but which one of theirs matches these criteria >>17612720
also forgot to mention should be airplane carry-on sized

[Anonymous No.17616256]

>>17613738
like this but without bullshit hand made in 15 minutes with 2 yards of fabric

[Anonymous No.17616288]

>>17616246
i guess the osprey transporter rolltop for waterproof
my favorite is the osprey archeon 25 but its not waterproof, has a nice rolltop design and stiff back plus nice shoulder straps and decent ventilation
how many liters do you need ?

[Anonymous No.17616296]

>>17616288
That looks nice
>how many liters do you need ?
honestly not sure, however much allows it to still be a size that can be carried on to airplane, I think that's normally around 30L?
I'm basically looking for a decent looking backpack that I can use around the city without looking ridiculous but also hop on a plane and be functional enough to go up a mountain with (but probably not overnight, I don't expect it to fit a tent, sleeping bag, mats, etc.)

[Anonymous No.17616300]

>>17616288
>>17616296
I should add that when I say waterproof, I don't mean one of those hardcore waterproof that you can go kayaking with, but just something that can withstand some rain, so I guess water resistant would be more accurate
One of those pull out rain covers is of course an option, but adds a bit of extra bulk and isn't as convenient

[Anonymous No.17616302]

>>17616296
yeah well then the archeon 25 should be good since its designed to be a hiking and city backpack.
however its 25l so that might be a little small for you
has a compartment for laptop or drinking bladder plus it has waist straps
i like mine a lot
also consider the quechua mh 500 backpack if you want a cheap more hiking oriented backpack
available in 20/30/40l
>>17616300
yeah just get a raincover or spray it with water repellent spray

[Anonymous No.17616304]

>>17616296
>>17616300
where are you located btw ? europe has different options than usa

[Anonymous No.17616309]

>>17616302
Yeah I was looking at the archeon 25 and it looks pretty good for my needs
Maybe 25 is enough, I just said 30 as a rough estimate because like I said I don't really know exactly
I'll have a look at the Quechua, though the price of the archeon is alright. I'm also looking at >>17613420 but that one might be too expensive
Anyway, thanks for the recs
>>17616304
(Eastern) Europe

[Anonymous No.17616314]

>>17616309
mystery ranch has military backpacks, although well made, they are heavy and in my opinion uncomfortable
similar to tasmanian tiger
some people like those, i prefer more lightweight options with modern harness design and breathability

[Anonymous No.17616324]

>>17616314
Good point, fair enough

[Anonymous No.17616342]

>>17616302
actually I just checked my two other backpacks (dsptch daypack 22L, way too small, and patagonia arbor 28L, a little too small), so I'm thinking 25L might be small and 30L would be better. I really like that Archeon 25 though - do you know of anything similar to it but 30L?

[Anonymous No.17616364]

>>17616342
look at the quechua mh 500 30l maybe ?
i sadly dont know any backpack with the casual style of the archeon 25 in any bigger size with the same functionality and quality
theres the archeon 45 but its way bigger and has a a different design that i dont like as much

[Anonymous No.17616370]

>>17616342
check out this video, the archeon 25 fits a lot of stuff, you can make it bigger by using the rolltop
https://youtu.be/GKI_Uw0uBqo?t=225

[Anonymous No.17617035]

>>17611681
any bag will do

[Anonymous No.17617760]

>>17617035
depends on what youre doing
wouldnt want to go iceclimbing with a tote bag

[Anonymous No.17617764]

>>17616364
it looks like a massive diaper on your back LMAO

[Anonymous No.17617843]

>>17616309
Quechua is Decathlon private label, friend, just be aware of that. I'd say it's not good value for money, even of cheap.

[Anonymous No.17617863]

>>17617843
yeah i know its decathlon but the backpack is really good, you can look reviews up online
its very good value for money

[Anonymous No.17617866]

Personally i just use one of those transparent backpacks. I like forcing people into the non-consensual intimacy of them knowing exactly what‘s in my bag.

[Anonymous No.17617894]

>>17617863
Fair enough, just wanted to draw attention to that. I used to work at Lidl, and the guys at non-food would say that Decathlon private is kinda crap overall (they'd compare the Lidl stuff against that and Sportsdirect as market benchmarks). If the particular item is fine - good!

[Anonymous No.17617899]

>>17617894
>and the guys at non-food would say that Decathlon private is kinda crap overall
thats just delusional
decathlon has a bunch of labels and varying quality ranging from their 100 basic line to 900 line which is pretty high quality for the price
lidl doesnt offer anything close performance wise

[Anonymous No.17617905]

>>17617899
Then maybe I misunderstood & they meant whichever they thought compared to Crivit. Either way - if you vouch for this, that's very different. I just wanted to draw attention, I find the Decathlon & Sportsdirect private labels sneaky, especially since some used to be brands before being acquired.

[Anonymous No.17617912]

>>17617905
cmon man, have you ever been to decathlon ? their stuff is decent, crivit is not really comparable. they dont have any serious sports gear

[Anonymous No.17617945]

>>17617912
I've been a couple times & it seemed to overwhelmingly have very poor quality private label, tried in vain to find hiking shoes. I don't exclude that it's a "shitty range in my region" thing, tho. Really not arguing or judging, mate, limited personal exposure.

[Anonymous No.17618417]

>>17611725
doesn't stop /k/, go for it.

[Anonymous No.17618511]

>>17613800
this is a nice bag, there is a significant difference between a workwear brand making a copy of something old and a shitty off-brand making a "replica"

[Anonymous No.17618579]

>>17611681
You're not one of those people that always wear a backpack, are you?

[Anonymous No.17618593]

>>17615396
Which color did you get? I really like the tan but I’m wondering if it’s better to just go for navy. Mainly wear dark and light sweaters and coats

[Anonymous No.17618606]

>>17618593
the green

[Anonymous No.17618614]

>>17618606
Fuck, no way.

[Anonymous No.17618618]

swiss army treated canvas bag from the 80s, it's sturdy and carries a lot, it's actually great for groceries

[Anonymous No.17618621]

I also own this one but only use it for travel/camping

[Anonymous No.17618642]

>>17618614

[Anonymous No.17618662]

>>17613741
whats this????

[Anonymous No.17619084]

>>17618618
why do all autists wear military backpacks ?

[Anonymous No.17619451]

I use pic related and a custom rainmaker from greenrom136. best bags I've used so far. carries all I need and thensome. supposed to have a midpack from reload but USPS fucked up, it's been months now

>>17613792
based, got mine all gaudy as shit

[Anonymous No.17619519]

bag posting time?

[Anonymous No.17619563]

>>17619084
because it's practical and lasts forever unlike the rest of the plastic/nylon garbage posted ITT lol

[Anonymous No.17619628]

>>17619519
MY STUFF

[Anonymous No.17619634]

>>17619084
Because autists are apparently based

[Anonymous No.17620387]

Any further suggestions for a 30L hybrid city/hiking backpack with a laptop compartment and breathable back that can be carried onto a plane?

[Anonymous No.17620757]

>>17620387
Does a 30l fit in carry-on? You will have to check dimensions im too lazy.
https://www.aersf.com/travel-pack-3-small-xpac-black
These guys have a 25 and a 35
https://alpakagear.com/collections/backpacks/products/elements-backpack-black-x50-limited-edition
https://alpakagear.com/collections/backpacks/products/elements-travel-backpack
35
https://instinctbackpack.com/en-us/collections/all/products/instinct-backpack
25l
https://www.alphaoneniner.com/collections/bags-cases/products/alpha-one-niner-pathfinder-backpacks
https://www.alphaoneniner.com/collections/bags-cases/products/alpha-one-niner-evade-1-5-full-backpacks
28l
https://bellroy.com/products/transit-backpack?color=ranger_green&material=baida_nylon
33l
https://www.jansport.com/shop/en/jansport-us/brown-backpacks/pro-pack-system-js0a85mi
30l
https://www.mysteryranch.com/superset-30-pack
32
https://www.mysteryranch.com/rip-ruck-32-pack
26
https://www.awaytravel.com/travel-bags/for-all-routes-backpack-26l?color=black
Pls don't block my post as spam

[Anonymous No.17620818]

>>17613792

lol wtf is that, it's trying to be a backpack a sling bang and a shoulder bag at the same time and faling at all of them

[Anonymous No.17620831]

New bag day

[Anonymous No.17620899]

are kipling backpacks effay?

[Anonymous No.17621618]

>>17620831
looks like you're about to carry that into a las vegas hotel and kill 60 people for no reason at all

[Anonymous No.17621628]

>>17611681
Just got this bad boy today. Matador FreeRain22. Roll top, fully submersible (water proof), pack-able down to the size of an apple, fits 22L, two compartments, gear loops, plus an expanding water bottle pocket for thicker bottles. Also got the floral pattern because why the fuck not.

[Anonymous No.17622222]

>>17621628
First impressions?

[Anonymous No.17622321]

Anyone ever owned a Tom Bihn? I want one, but could never justify paying $500 for a backpack

[Anonymous No.17622325]

>>17613792
I’ve had the most basic messenger bag from them for about 10 years and it’s still going strong. Don’t use it every day any more but it still looks great. I have a newer chrome backpack (summoner 2.0) and it works well but I have a feeling it won’t last as long.

[Anonymous No.17623562]

I've had a property of backpack for years. It's now getting old and several tears have appeared.
What are some nice backpack brands?

[Anonymous No.17624838]

bump

[Anonymous No.17624985]

>company makes the perfect backpack for me
>released in 2016
>no plans to make it again
Fuck you.

[Anonymous No.17625161]

>>17613800
w2c something like this but cheaper? like under 200 EUR

[Anonymous No.17625168]

>>17625161

[Anonymous No.17625325]

Thoughts on the Fjallraven Ulvo 30 Rolltop?
(I'm >>17620387 )

>>17620757
I will check those out, thanks

[Anonymous No.17625344]

>>17622321
I have the Aeronaut 45. It's okay. The materials are good, quality is robust, and it's made in the USA which I will always pay extra for. That said, nothing about it is particularly "good" and the design is really just dull to me. It is certainly about function and quality over anything else. I really don't like the design of their backpacks, as they look too much like 'SwissGear' or whatever the cheap brand is, but the luggage I'm willing to take the design hit in favor of practicality.

[Anonymous No.17625367]

>>17625168
I can afford it, but I can't justify it to myself, nor would I want to

[Anonymous No.17625865]

I have a super nice waterproof patagonia duffle I got as a gift, and a shitty vans standard backpack. Pic rel is calling to me...

>>17612259
Nice

>>17613738
Not that one

>>17613746
Agreed

>>17619451
Clean

[Anonymous No.17626152]

i wanted a small backpack that looks nice, is made from natural materials and not produced in some third world country, so i got this one

[Anonymous No.17626472]

>>17625325
>Thoughts on the Fjallraven Ulvo 30 Rolltop
Looks okay, does have a side entry on the back, but if you haven't had a rolltop before you might want to plqy with one in a store, you might think it feels less accessible for frequently grabbing small items and it really depends on how you want to use the bag, it also doesn't have small external pockets which might be fine but you might also miss having them for quick acesd to things like pens and a notepad, chargers or other small things you grab frequently.

[Anonymous No.17627476]

Thinking about this, waxed canvas and leather. y/n?

[Anonymous No.17628100]

>>17618662
google image search helped me
its some made in china bag from what i found.
https://a.co/d/eepcZS4

[Anonymous No.17628235]

bought this bag in 2016 still going strong. bit boring but w/e

[Anonymous No.17628848]

[Anonymous No.17629342]

>>17625367
then you can try to gaslight yourself into thinking an inferior and cheaper version will fulfill your desire for a good filson backpack

[Anonymous No.17629407]

>>17629342
I just want something with a similar style

[Anonymous No.17630018]

Looking for a nice 30L roll-top backpack, any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.17630033]

Viktos upscale 2.

[Anonymous No.17630183]

>>17619519
Ausfag?

[Anonymous No.17630206]

>>17630033
looks autistic

[Anonymous No.17630334]

>>17630183
tampere and london atm

[Anonymous No.17630447]

Filson Dry - yay or nay?

[Anonymous No.17630449]

>>17630447
Looks an MRE

[Anonymous No.17630459]

>>17630449
what

[Anonymous No.17630462]

>>17630459

[Anonymous No.17630464]

>>17630447
Why the fuck do you need a dry bag?
Do you like everything you own smelling like a dank old rubber raincoat?

[Anonymous No.17630470]

Unbeatable backpack incoming

[Anonymous No.17630688]

>>17630462
Your phrasing was strange
>>17630464
so that's a nay I take it

[Anonymous No.17630764]

>>17630206
What makes it autistic?

[Anonymous No.17630826]

>>17630764
tiny but still strapped to the back, just looks weird

[Anonymous No.17631018]

>>17630447
ugly as fuck
>>17613800
not ugly as fuck

[Anonymous No.17631066]

>>17630447
souless
vs
>>17613800
soul

[Anonymous No.17631434]

>>17631018
>>17631066
Yeah well the older one seems to be discontinued and only resold with a massive markup, I'm not buying a $200 bag for $600

[Anonymous No.17631797]

>>17613420
i have the larger 3-Day Assault Pack

this bag is overbuilt with absolutely no consideration for weight--it's heavy and cumbersome.
their consumer bags may be more modernized than the ones made more for military applications.
i like the bag, but it's not that great as a daily bag for normal people.

take a look at https://tripleaughtdesign.com/
the Axiom may interest you. probably sold out, but you can usually find one on ebay

[Anonymous No.17632868]

my daily bag is a failson ripstop, i like the big pouch pockets it lets me carry a lot more small shit and keeps things organized. the flap pocket expands to be huge if i need to carry something big or pack for a few days worth of clothes. the waterproof goretex is nice too. only downside i can think of is no water bottle side netting or a hole to fit a camelbak straw through. overall a good multipurpose bag imo

[Anonymous No.17633449]

Any poorfag tier messenger bags for office work?

[Anonymous No.17633590]

>>17613448
>salty irish rucksack
haaaaaaaaahahah oh my god I haven't been on this board for over 5 years and I just checked randomly to see about bags, and you just struck a nostalgia nerve here

[Anonymous No.17633727]

>>17633449
Manhattan portage
Rains commuter bag
Something from timbuk2
Some shit handmade by a guy in Bulgaria
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1286025040/custom-made-messenger-bagshoulder-bag

[Anonymous No.17634460]

>>17633727
thanks anon.

[Anonymous No.17634637]

>>17632868
i really dig this
worth $200?

[Anonymous No.17634673]

>>17613448
>>17633590
I still have one. I gave it to my now wife who loved it when we were first dating. It's honesty a decent bag. It was my first and really only meme purchase, but honestly I've made worse purchases.

[Anonymous No.17634674]

i got these at a garage sale a while back

[Anonymous No.17634683]

>>17634460
you can get timbuk2 on ebay for dirt cheap

[Anonymous No.17634709]

>>17613448
salty crew?

[Anonymous No.17634731]

>>17611681
what backpack is this though?

[Anonymous No.17634761]

>>17634731
Mission workshop rhake, another old /fa/ meme

[Anonymous No.17635652]

Lads I'm at the end of my rope here, still haven't found a backpack
Asking for recs for one last time, will try to be as specific as possible:
Under 200 EUR
30L
Roll top or top flap with drawcord (something that isn't just zip so I can load it up more if I need to)
Ventilated back
Water 'resistant'
Laptop compartment
Sternum strap and preferably also hip belt
To be used for commute/travel/hiking (so needs to be able to be carried onto an airplane)
That's all, I think
pls help a brother out

[Anonymous No.17635699]

>>17635652
sandqvist forest hike?

[Anonymous No.17635713]

>>17620899
It comes with a monke? :3
>>17628235
Nice. Could do with a day off making out with the washing machine.

[Anonymous No.17635724]

>>17635652
up the budget and there will be an end to the horror

[Anonymous No.17635734]

>>17635652
chrome barrage freight

[Anonymous No.17635770]

>>17635699
damn, that's pretty much as perfect as I've seen so far, even has external side pockets for bottles that I forgot to specify as a requirement
Only problem is that it's a 20L bag that expands fully to 29L, so it's a bit small, I'd prefer something closer to 30L without expanding
>>17635724
I'm already paying more than I'd like. What would you suggest at a higher price range?
>>17635734
Looks good but it's a bit too big, heavy, and expensive for my needs, also >>17630464