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This is what I've been using daily for the last month or two. Its been pretty reliable so far. It has enough room to carry my T480 and EDC stuff. There is a handy interior connector for an audio or power device that runs next to an outside pocket that perfectly fits a pwnagotchi or similar sized object.

Despite the price it feels well made and has held up a lot better than I expected so far, I normally have about 20 pounds of gear in it. I'd definitely recomend this to anyone that needs a good shoulder bag and doesn't want to break the bank.

My current hat of choice is the Deluth Trading Company firehose driver's cap. It feels and wears nice which is a good treat for someone with a larger sized head. Since I shave I need some kind of cover to protect from the sun and this one just speaks to me. The liner wicks sweat so it's nice on hot days while the firehose material still keeps you relatively warm on a cooler day. I'd give it a solid 9/10.

Carnelian is a really cool historical material that doesnt see enough use today. most of the time I wear a pendant I forged myself, but this one is cool and since I don't sell pendants I had to rep this one. Also RIP Ragnar, You were a neat friend to have and got me into blacksmithing.

This pattern made the perfect minimalist card wallet. Been using one I made from this pattern since Magnus put it up. I made mine from a top grain Horween Dublin and it has held up beautifully to daily use.

Erik Nording pipes are my favorite, specifically the freehand line. They are large but don't weigh a lot so they can be clenched. I like the rough briar look as well. While they say you don't need to oil them, I tossed a few coats of butcher block oil on mine and it looks amazing.

Pipes by George If you're ever in the triangle area.