I've been using the Tom Bihn Sacoche as my EDC for a few weeks now and I really like it. I can stuff more than you'd think in there and it still looks thin. My only complaints are that it doesn't stay upright on its own and because the zipper track is curved, the zipper can be hard to pull closed if you pull it all the way to the far end.
Your video turned me onto Able Carry. I knew about the brand, but I never gave them a hard look. The Thirteen is a bit too small for my daily needs, but I just got the Daily Plus in blue X-Pac and I love it to bits.
Pack Hacker crew, thank you very much much for great overview videos like this. This is one of the reasons I decided to join the pro subscription. Happy New Year!
Ooooh! The evergoods is a good option for travel documents! I could see putting everything in that vs. fumbling to put everything back in my bag b4 going through security. And the Lint Roller, that was great value for me! As usual great recs👌🏿
I absolutely love the Able Carry products that I've bought, but there's no reason *not* to have an external laptop slot for any premium backpack. The Thirteen and Daily/Daily Plus backpacks all have internal laptop slots in the main compartment, and this shouldn't be for the price. I do think that the Able Carry Max is the best travel backpack on the market. Good to see the reviews back!
The ridge wallet is more expensive than the stuff inside as well xd Orbitkey has the same thing btw for a long time. I had a rubber one and now have a leather one.
I cannot believe that anyone would carry a wallet in a sling-bag. So easy the steal. The most difficult pockets to pick is your front trouser pockets and that's the most sensible place to keep a wallet.