Carry Guides
Guides, gear insights, and stories for carrying well.
Company
Our 420d HT nylon Classic Parapack in Olive. 420 denier, high tenacity, type 6.6 nylon fabric was originally developed for the military for use in parachute backpacks — the thing on the...
Design
Accessory strap holders were originally designed as a means to allow the user to add lash straps to a backpack to secure either items that were oddly shaped (such as ice axes...
Design
In the über-cush world we find ourselves in, we may sometimes like to imagine that a heavy backpack can be worn over many hours and many trail miles with no discomfort. As...
Design
For several decades, it seemed that any serious backpack for day hiking or climbing always had a leather bottom. The image of a hiker or climber scrambling over rough terrain, occasionally (or...
Stuff
Need some minimalist packing advice? Maybe some of the well thought out, über-informative suggestions from forum member -- and volunteer moderator -- Badger could come in handy when find yourself preparing for...
Photos
gochicken's Shop Bag, Large in Black Dyneema/nylon next to her assortment of Organizer Pouches... Darcy's Shop Bag, Large, in Black Dyneema/nylon Ms. Ferret shows the difference between our Steel and Black Dyneema/nylon....
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Forum member Toblerhaus has a two week trip to Spain coming up and plans to pack everything into two bags: the Aeronaut and Synapse 25. Here's what she packed in each... Inside...
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"My mother-in-law came to visit this past weekend. I turned her on to Tom Bihn about six months ago. Anyway, we discovered we both love the Nordic colorway. I had to take...
Photos
Posted by Moosezilla in the TOM BIHN Forums. See also: Small Cafe Bag.
Reviews
"One of the upsides of business travel is getting the chance to visit a lot of different places and see new things. But one of the big downsides is that you often...
Stuff
"Just got back from my first trip with my new Side Effect. During this trip I determined that 1 Side Effect + 2 S-Biners == great way to keep little fiddly things...
