(Part 3) Top products from r/onebagging
We found 15 product mentions on r/onebagging. We ranked the 55 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 41-60. You can also go back to the previous section.
41. Darn Tough 1/4 Merino Wool Ultra-Light Athletic Socks - Men's Charcoal Large
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Performance Fit: No slipping, no bunching, and no blisters. True Seamless: Undetectable seam fusion for an ultra-smooth, invisible feel.Fine Gauge Knitting: Unprecedented durability and our unique "put it on, forget it's on" feel.Fast Action Wicking: Pulls moisture away from skin. Fast drying; Natur...
42. LinenMe Brittany Wash Cloths, 12" x 12", Cream Natural
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
A beautiful striped pure linen set of washes cloths to make the stepping out of the bath a pleasure. Classic pattern and unobtrusive natural/cream shades make it perfect for every day and special occasions alike. Loop for hanging. Machine washable. A different design available - make a set yourselfS...
43. The Pill Bag 100 Count Pill Bag Size 3" X 2" 3 Mil
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Reclosable, 3 mil, clear plastic bag, made of Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE).Bag Dimensions: Below the closure: 3" x 2", Total: 3" x 2 ½".Each bag has a white "write-on" label and ThePillBag logo on one side.
44. PARACORD PLANET Mil-Spec Commercial Grade 550lb Type III Nylon Paracord (Turquoise, 25 feet)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
7 strand core tested to 550lb100% Nylon5/32” diameterMil Spec Commercial paracordMade in the USA
45. Philips Norelco PQ208/40 Travel Electric Razor
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Up to 60 minutes cordless shave. Battery operated (2 AA batteries included; Best with Polaroid AA Batteries)Provides a clean shave on-the-goSelf-sharpening blades for a close shaveIndependently floating heads follow the curve of your faceBlade Type:RotaryProvides a clean shave on-the-goSelf-sharpeni...
46. Sawyer Products SP129 Squeeze Water Filtration System w/ Two Pouches,Black/Blue
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Lightweight, easily portable 0.1 absolute micron hollow fiber membrane inline water filterHigh-performance 0.1 Micron absolute inline filter fits in the palm of your hand and weighs just 2 ounces; 100% of MINI units individually tested three times to performance standards by SawyerBuilt-in and remov...
47. Vapur Eclipse Flexible Water Bottle - with Carabiner, 1 Liter (33 oz) - Night Blue
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
This water bottle holds 1 liter/33 ounces of liquidThe Vapur Eclipse water bottle has a unique matte finish that will patina beautifully over timeThis water bottle is foldable, portable, reusable, durable, freezable, dishwasher safe; as well as BPA, odor and taste freeWide mouth opening. Simply unsc...
48. Scrubba Old Version (Squeeze Style Valve)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Machine quality wash whenever and wherever you wantA modern take on the old fashioned washboard: hundreds of internal Scrubba nodules efficiently clean clothes in minutesDurable microbial- and hydrolysis-resistant polyether TPU; doubles as a dry-bagLightest and smallest washing machine in the world ...
49. MOMA Muji PE Cylinder Bottle with Snap Cap - 12ml
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
MujiBottleCylinder
50. Sanuk Men's Casa Barco, Charcoal 13 M US
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Canvas upperRubber wrapEVA insole featuring AEGIS antimicrobial additiveHappy U rubber outsoleVegan
51. adidas Golf Men's Puremotion Flat Front Pant, Khaki, 35x30
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Notched hemFlat front pantsSilicone inner waistband
52. Soakwash Liquid Laundry Wash, 12-Ounce, Scentless
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
SOAK Soak washPerfect for knitters quilters and fashionistas alikeThe gentle no rinse formulation makes and keeps your clothes and crafts soft and looking their best
53. WizGear Universal Air Vent Magnetic Phone Car Mount Holder with Fast Swift-Snap Technology for Smartphones and Mini Tablets, Black 1 Pack
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
POWERFUL MAGNETIC PHONE CAR MOUNT: The reinforced magnetic holder of this mount is what sets it apart from other mounts. This Universal magnetic holder produces an intensive force of attraction that will hold any smartphone. Including Android, Apple, Blackberry and Microsoft devices.SWIVELS YOUR DIS...
54. Grangers Original Xtreme Repel/Made in England / 9.3 oz/Water-Proofing Spray for Outerwear
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
RECOMMENDED by the worlds leading outerwear manufacturers. Made in England / Granger's Since 1937HIGH PERFORMANCE WATERPROOFING of technical, performance, sports, waterproof/windproof, eVent & Gore-Tex fabrics, softshell, fleece, down outerwear and equipmentADDS NO SCENT or optical brighteners...Gre...
55. Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard for iPad, iPhone, Android devices, and Windows tablets
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Works across devices: The universal foldable keyboard was designed to work with iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows tablets, and Windows Phone.Ultra-thin and lightweight: only 5mm thin, the innovative, foldable design easily fits into a purse, bag, or pocket.Bluetooth Smart: clutter-free and reliable exp...
Bags
I’m actually a two bagger (don’t kill me!). However that is everything I own. My main bag is a Tortuga Air. I would love to go fully one bag, but I have a CPAP that takes up a bit of room. I also have a Tom Binh Synapse 25 (I just got it, before that I was using a Timbuk2 messenger bag as my personal item). I switched to the Synapse because When I have to carry around both for a while having my heavy gear bag around my neck caused an incredibly sore neck. I needed something with real straps.
Tortuga Air
First I’ll deal with the Tortuga. I love that bag. I’ve been using it for about 1.5 years now and it looks almost the same as when I bought it. I’ve wanted to get a new bag, but I can’t justify replacing it while it’s going so well. Their are tons of in-depth reviews of the Tortuga that will go more in depth then anything I’ll do, but I’ll go over it a bit. I love that it lays completely flat when open and that it has compression straps inside the main compartment as well as the outside. The half mesh zip side of the bag is also nice for separating out smaller things if you aren’t using packing cubes. The mesh is surprisingly strong too. I put my CPAP in that mesh area for the past year and it hasn’t ripped through. Just be sure not to put anything pointy in there (like power cables). It holds as much as you really need.
The only stuff that annoys me about it is that the smaller front compartment can get squished out if you put too much stuff in the mesh compartment. This is probably not an issue for most people, but my CPAP makes the bottom part of the front pocket pretty unusable. Although I managed to put my big li-ion battery in there (20,000 mah). The “Water bottle” pocket isn’t big enough for my water bottle, however I don’t really use the bag for stuff like that. I keep a deck of cards (plastic) and my head torch (Petzl) in that pocket. Always ready for the dark or a good drinking game.
Tom Binh Synapse 25
Like I said earlier I just got this a week or two ago. I got it with the padded hip belt, and the Freudian Slip. The Feudian Slip doesn’t look like something that I’ll use though. It takes up WAY too much room and I use quite a few pens and notebooks but it’s too much even for me. I’m replacing it with some Tom Binh stuff sacks. The hip belt was probably superfluous, but when I’m just going for a couple of weeks the Tortuga is overkill and I figured I could get by with the Synapse. My initial thoughts on the bag when I got it went something along the lines of, “DAAAAAAAAAAAAMN!” I’m very impressed with the overall worksmanship. That nylon is super durable feeling and the zippers are on point. I am pretty rough on bags and I think that this one will do me pretty good for quite a while.
I love the front pockets and the water bottle pocket, although I’m currently using that for my umbrella and have my water bottle (a collapsed Vapur Eclipse). The bottom holds my over-sized but very nice toiletry/first aid kit, and I have cables, pens, batteries, and eating utensils in the side pockets. The inside is one of my laptops, I’ll probably put my iPad in there too, my notebook, my cable/tech organizer, and a small packing cube of clothes. It’s probably a week worth of clothes if you pushed it. This is so that if my main bag got lost while traveling I wouldn’t be screwed.
I know that I could probably get by with just the Tortuga, but well I don’t feel like it and I like having a separate work bag. Also I don’t pack too many clothes. I pack too many cables. WHY do I fell the need to pack 3 cables of every type when I know that micro USB and thunderbolt cables are ubiquitous? I blame society, and my hatred of cables constantly breaking. Oh well, USB C is still pretty hard to find at convenience stores anyway.
Stuff I don’t like about it, hmm, I haven’t road tested it yet. I’m staying with family to help my brother with the baby once he’s born (hopefully today). However I hope to get it on the road in the next month or so, and do a weekend trip in a couple of weeks. The straps are pretty stiff, but I’ve read they break in really well after a little while. I wish the adjustment straps for the main straps had a clip to make them not bounce around when you’re walking. That’s minor and I’ll probably just rubber band them, or maybe make a clip out of something.
Odd Bags
I also just got a Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack which replaces the old Tortuga packable day pack I had. Don’t grab one of those by the way. Mine ended up having the bottom completely shredding along the seams after about 6-7 months. Granted I was pretty hard on it, but still. It looked like a cat had shredded it finely. No way to repair. I like having an extra bag like this for the beach, or just to grab some groceries.
I also got a Scrubba to replace my old dry bag I got in the Philippines. It allows me to wash my clothes in it very easily, and it packs down MUCH smaller than my old dry bag, although it doesn’t feel as durable. The old one was just a big bag of rubber and felt like you could throw it down a rocky hill and it would be fine. I also used it as a cooler periodically. That’s actually a pro tip for you guys. Put ice in your dry bag and some beers for the beach. BAM instant (not very effective) cooler.
For shoes that work well with pants, boat-shoe style kicks are the best way to go. I've included my two favorite options below, one pricey, but higher quality and can even pass in dress situations, and one cheap, but very comfortable pair that do great in all sorts of scenarios:
https://www.sperry.com/en/gold-cup-authentic-original-2-eye-catskill-boat-shoe/28359M.html?dwvar_28359M_color=STS15259#cgid=men-boat-shoe-guide-gold-cup-ao&start=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HI0HUL2/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I am also an Allbirds fan, and they are part of my kit (along with a pair of Rainbow sandals, again, needed for the cushioning due to my leg issues). However, I agree with others here that they are less versatile. Their biggest benefit is looking good with an "athleisure" style, and just being super comfy to wear on planes and for walking around in dry weather.
I'm currently coming home from a one week trip where we did a combination of hiking and staying in hotels / airbnbs. I had purchased a scrubba bag and was anxious to use it. I'm personally on board with the onebag philosophy of doing laundry every night or two so as being able to pack light.
My take on the scrubba bag is it's pretty neat. The nodules do help a little in helping break dirt off of clothes. The air bleed is nice for getting all of the air out of the bag when sealing it up, and the clear window is helpful in seeing the water get cloudy from all the dirt coming out of the clothes. While not using the scrubba I just rolled up a small bottle of non rinse detergent and a clothes line for drying,making it a somewhat simpler process since im doing it every night.
My conclusion is that for a situation like mine, where we hiked through water falls and streams, I would have rather of just brought a dry bag / day pack to use for laundry AND to use as a waterproof day pack. Also I brought a dedicated laundry clothes line when 15 ft of Paracord would have sufficed just fine and been able to use in other situations also. The laundry soap was nice because it was "non-rinseable" but I still rinsed my clothes abyways, so using the same Dr bronners I use for my hair would have worked too.
Here are some links to the products I used:
Scrubba Wash Bag - Portable Laundry System For Camping, Hiking, Backpacking and Travel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N68XF0O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_t5gaBbFNCAXNX
Soakwash Liquid Laundry Wash, 12-Ounce, Scentless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KF4HYPK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_i7gaBbGX3CEKV
The ORIGINAL Sun & Sheets Superior Quality Compact Adjustable Travel Bungee Clothesline https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01H2MJNT2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_s9gaBbWJ72P2Z
What I may use instead in the future:
Earth Pak- Waterproof Dry Bag with Front Zippered Pocket Keeps Gear Dry for Kayaking, Beach, Rafting, Boating, Hiking, Camping and Fishing with Waterproof Phone Case https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MZ40VQC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_IchaBbYECZDCF
Sea To Summit Lite Line Clothesline https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000T28X4E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_.5gaBbA0RBH9B
Paracord Planet Mil-Spec Commercial Grade 550lb Type III Nylon Paracord 25 feet Turquoise https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ACL4NRI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Z-gaBbFG2WD08
Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps Fair Trade and Organic Castile Liquid Soap, Peppermint, 2 Fluid Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Z96LTA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_DahaBbY85PVS8
Also, as a side note, I found these great little bottles for storing soaps and lotions a lot more efficiently than "travel sized" bottles:
MOMA Muji PE Cylinder Bottle with Snap Cap - 12ml https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E4BZC36/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_lehaBb0S2E8F7
It's very easy to taper the legs though.
I did email Prana about the DWR problem. Mine wore out after a couple of weeks and tumble drying would only help a little for a day or so.
> There are a couple of options available in the market in both spray and wash forms. Arcteryx makes a spray that is short chain DWR : http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?country=us&language=en&model=Nu-Water-Repellent-Treatment and there are several of other brands available on Amazon : https://www.amazon.com/Grangers-Xtreme-Repel-Waterproofing-Spray/dp/B00TUERX1Q
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> The REI website has a great article for restoring DWR to garments here : https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/rainwear-dwr.html
Look for LinenMe on Amazon, like this one: https://www.amazon.com/LinenMe-Brittany-12-Inch-Cloths-Natural/dp/B009BTIW7O/
I have a larger towel from them and it's great.
I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AEINQ9K
It's not perfect, but at least I don't have to buy a new one at each location. Prefer a rechargeable one, but this was the best weight ratio I could find. Close enough shave that I can't complain too much, plus it seems to be the standard reddit answer.
Hahaha, I like how the pic says "not this", "not this"...
It's good to be specific.
Unfortunately I haven't got any recommendations for you (that I've tried myself). But you could possibly find beige golf pants.
Example on amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/adidas-Puremotion-Front-Khaki-35x30/dp/B00HVRGFHC/
I know I haven't got the exact shade right. But really, any brand golf pants in your colour should work. They're all designed to be moisture wicking and dry quickly. You should be able to find some cheap ones too. Just hunt around a bit online for golf pants in that specific colour.
If you were in the UK, I'd tell you to just look in sportsdirect. If you're US, maybe walmart?
Hope this helps.
The Pill Bag 100 Count Resealable... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0001XOIY0?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
These with a sharpie to write them in works well
When we travel, we will often rent a car to do some exploring. We use offline Google Maps to navigate, and this little magnetic mount to attach the phone to the car's air vent. It's really small and convenient to toss in the bag.