Luggage Bags and Packs
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@C64:
Great thread, this.
I am leaning towards the Bedouin Delireis rucksac as my next daily bag and am waiting for restock of the khaki colour before heading over to the shop to check it out in person. Another bag that I like the look of is the Collected Works military duffle rucksac. Has anyone seen or own one? I wonder if it might be too large for a day-to-day bag.
~ C64
Tokyobikes in Shoreditch have the Delireis in store I believe, as does Kinoko Store (who once again have a bricks and mortar store in London). You could also consider the Bedouin Foundry Pequod, which looks pretty decent.
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In Paris, headed to Galeries Lafayette Haussmann and Le Bon Marché to look at (and purchase) RIMOWA Topas cases.
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@C64 the size of the Collected Works Duffel is 19" x 12" x 6". That's on a par with a large daypack, such as the Topo Designs Klettersack. It works out as a 20 to 25 litre backpack.
I'd second visiting Kinoko, they've got a selection of interesting bags. I like the look of the Suolo Nappasac and South2 West8 Trek Pack.
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I'm after a good canvas tote, something with short handles to carry & then a shoulder strap too. Mainly for everyday use, any recommendations? I've had a filson, but don't fancy another one. Thanks.
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I'm after a good canvas tote, something with short handles to carry & then a shoulder strap too. Mainly for everyday use, any recommendations? I've had a filson, but don't fancy another one. Thanks.
Lots of options from various brands….....
Thrux lawrence (although no shoulder strap). Not seen tote in the flesh but handled the IH collab backpack and duffle. The construction is literally something that you could beat someone to death with!
Master-piece Japan
Superior Labor
South2West8 (pretty sure they do some canvas ones)
Bedouin Foundry do a nice roll-top tote. They also used to do another one which was really nice and had multiple pockets but sadly no more!
Porter (I have owned ballistic nylon and cordura ones that were great, but they do one or two canvas ones).
Very good technical offerings from Bagjack in the form of their NXL tote. But it is massive!
You might also wish to consider some of the helmet bags on offer from companies like RMC/Porter. Although not canvas, they tend to have carry handles and shoulder straps, can hold more than a tote in some instances, look more rugged and you can pick them up for a good price.
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I knew this was the right place to ask, thanks @Cutlasshound this gives me something to look into now! I was feeling uninspired and nothing stood out before. I'll look into these brands.
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I knew this was the right place to ask, thanks @Cutlasshound this gives me something to look into now! I was feeling uninspired and nothing stood out before. I'll look into these brands.
My pleasure mate. Hope it helps. Re the Superior Labor ones. The best place in terms of variety is Rakuten.
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This is an option as well:
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@Graeme, @Cutlasshound thanks for the pointers on the bags. I've been meaning to head over the shops that you both mentioned but am waiting to see if the Delireis in khaki would come back in stock first. I find that there's nothing worse than doing a recon trip to check the goodies out and deciding I want it but the colour isn't available.
The other bag I checked out a while ago at Son of a Stag was the Tanner Goods Wilderness backpack. I really liked it but they didn't stock any of the colours that I liked. Has anyone from the U.K. ordered directly from the Tanner Goods website?
~ C64
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Glad to help, and if you go for a Wilderness Rucksack, get one in the salt and pepper fabric. They feel a lot lighter than the canvas, and I don't see the point in a heavy bag.
The Delireis is quite a lot smaller than the Wilderness Rucksack, the roll-top design means that the dimensions are bigger than it is in reality. You might find the Pequod and Ottoman to be more suitable.
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You jogged my memory of why I hesitated moving forward with the Wilderness backpack at the time. It certainly felt hefty and I wondered if the joke would get old really quickly after a few outings. Thanks for the tip about the salt and pepper version and I will check them out too.
~ C64
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My travel system:
SDR D3
Bexar Hudson
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Both are looking great Veloaudio. The bexar is a real stunner! If you have any interest, I have a Bexar tote I'd let go. BTW, still loving your SDR?
Does anyone have any info about Mismo? There is one on sale at End that is calling my name. @graeme ?
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Also, I dont remember if I've shared this before but this is my Tanner's Alley 1960's briefcase. I found it in a little shop in Morgantown, WV about 6 years ago and had to have it. Since then, I've used it as my edc work bag. It is aging well and is a big compliment grabber.
Sorry for the low light pics!
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Both are looking great Veloaudio. The bexar is a real stunner! If you have any interest, I have a Bexar tote I'd let go. BTW, still loving your SDR?
Does anyone have any info about Mismo? There is one on sale at End that is calling my name. @grame ?
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SDR D3 has been my go to travel bag for almost a year. No regrets. I never have to gate check it and I throw it around without worrying about damage. No wheels luggage is the way to go.
I'm able to pack light enough on work trips so I can usually pack the Bexar in the SDR but I'm ok carrying them both on the same shoulder. ~40L is plenty of space for me to pack what I need on a personal trip, including my IH shirts.
The Bexar will be three in June and it just keeps getting better with age. I also don't worry about throwing it around. I have only treated the leather a few times. It has the perfect combo of organization/separation inside with some extra space for a snack, headphones, and all my cords/peripherals. I can even fit a packable jacket or vest if I want. It will be a good holdover until I pull the trigger on a Bole briefcase [emoji3]
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I'm after a good canvas tote, something with short handles to carry & then a shoulder strap too. Mainly for everyday use, any recommendations? I've had a filson, but don't fancy another one. Thanks.
The Superior Labor Engineer Shoulder Bag (they also do a Tote) or Helmet Bag. https://www.nomadostore.com/collections/the-superior-labor-bags-accessories
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I haven't looked too into them since I asked, been super busy at work but this has caught my eye thanks to the 3sixteen collab version: https://www.dsptch.com/collections/packs/products/utility-tote-black
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Hi all, I decided to order the Tanner Goods Wilderness rucksack in Obsidian canvas last weekend from makers themselves as they were running a 20% discount offer during that weekend. The cost of shipping it to the U.K. via UPS took up virtually all of the discount and there were import duties and tax to pay on top. Even with all of these added costs, purchasing the rucksack directly from Tanner Goods was easily the most economical route for me and it took five working days from ordering to arrival which I reckon isn't too bad at all.
As for the rucksack, the workmanship is top notch and the style works for me. This will be my daily bag so I'll have plenty of time to figure out its pros and cons (for me, at least) and its durability.
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I flicked through a lot of this thread looking for ideas on bags.
I needed something extremely hard wearing, relatively 'multi purpose', not to big & not too small.
I finally settled on a leather 'farriers bag'.
Having purchased a gun slip & several belts from the same place, I had no worries about quality & ruggedness.
I was however unsure about the size….. as much as there were measurements listed, it was still difficult to picture in my head.
Eventually, I went ahead & ordered & the size worked out perfectly.
I think if I use this bag seven days a week, I will struggle to wear it out in my lifetime! At £150, I'm more than happy.
The pictures have my 1930's Ironheart Wesco's in to give a perspective.
The hobble belt came from the same place as the bag, I'm sure that would prevent a buffalo from wandering off too!Andy.
