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What’s In My Bag

Posted on February 23, 2020February 23, 2020 by Ian

Taking some time to evaluate what goes in my daily gearbag. I’m a big fan of keeping all the small stuff in mesh bags for easy drag-and-drop into a different backpack if needed.

 

1 – Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon-II backpack

2 – iPad in keyboard case, Apple Pencil

3- Aukey USB-C 20000mAh battery

4- Folding Bluetooth keyboard

5- Mobile-sized faraday bag

6- Mesh bag with a light drawstring bag (in case I pick up groceries) and a raincover for the backpack

7- Compression gloves

8- Shure SE215 bluetooth/wired noise isolating earbuds

9- Compression sack (take off hoodie, toss in sack, pull strings tight to compress & make small)

10- Emergency poncho, lensatic compass, emergency sewing kit, sticky velcro patches, mobile-sized waterproof case, N95 mask

In the middle: pens, pencils, styluses, electrical tape, anker battery, caffeinated Emergen-C, black nitrile gloves, a bunch of adapters and USB drives, travel mouse, mesh bags of holding. USB-C, lightning, and micro-USB cables.

Not pictured: 2017 13″ Macbook Pro.

Tempted to stop carrying the umbrella so it’ll start raining here in the Bay Area again.

 

Pocket carry:

 

Short USB-A to USB-C cable, USB-C to micro-USB adapter, USB-C to Lightning adapter, Treblab wireless earbuds, Anker battery, phone hand strap, Gerber Crucial folding multi-tool. (Not pictured: wallet, keys)

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