Where did your TB bag go lately

[harrislp]

My new Synapse 25 hanging out on the mean streets of M-town, aka the Paris of the South.

[kathryn]

On my way to BOS from DTW with my DLBP (enjoying a Bigalora pizza before I board). No pics but wanted to share a recent text from a backpack shopping friend: "Kathryn bihn bags have the best pockets EVER"

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[Lani]

My husband has been using his Packing Cube Backpack as his ECD during our trip to Venice.

I've been using my Packing Cube Shoulder Bag. To keep the bag secure, I take a binder ring and thread it through the zipper pills and anchor it through the strap--works like a charm--it's practically impossible to unclasp with any tension on the strap.




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[Badger]

Where did your TB bag go lately



Over the last weekend, my Hero's Journey accompanied me to Iowa (a place I swore I'd never set foot in again) to a dry wedding involving people whom I'd never met.

The main bag held everything needed for two people, including a DLBP fully loaded with a laptop and office supplies.

Here's the DLBP killing some time in a coffee shop and sharing a cup of pour-over with me:



The Top Pack looks a bit like a camera bag when you carry it by the handle. Perfect for stashing your magical Liquid of Courage.




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[Lani]

Safe Travels, lots of points for that run! Hopefully you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve ;-)

Just wanted to note that my husband works for this company, and HE says it's an amazing deal. We already have a Sapphire card so he's looking into "switching it up." It's gotten some amazing reviews from sites that review travel-friendly credit cards.

As long as you can justify the steep annual fee, the benefits are pretty substantial.

[GrussGott]

Just wanted to note that my husband works for this company, and HE says it's an amazing deal. We already have a Sapphire card so he's looking into "switching it up." It's gotten some amazing reviews from sites that review travel-friendly credit cards.

As long as you can justify the steep annual fee, the benefits are pretty substantial.

Absolutely! I have zero relationship with Chase, but my wife and I both take a few business trips a year so if you time it right - and a long trip to India like @SLBear has would probably cost a few $$ almost hitting the $4k requirement alone - then it's completely a no brainer, so I'm telling people about it because I'm betting Chase will have to pull the offer; it's just too good.

We each got one and it's essentially 30 minutes of work (to apply and the admin of switching all of our spending to this card) and then getting a check for $4000 3 months later. If one is going to spend a few thousand on travel, it's a really great deal.

BTW, $300 of the $450 fee comes back as travel spend credit -- our credits hit our cards within a day of the spend, so they're fast on getting your money back.

[nukediver]

Over the last weekend, my Hero's Journey accompanied me to Iowa (a place I swore I'd never set foot in again) to a dry wedding involving people whom I'd never met.

ROFL! That just made my day. I feel your pain. Glad you packed the Liquid of Courage!

[Badger]

ROFL! That just made my day. I feel your pain. Glad you packed the Liquid of Courage!

I just found out I HAVE TO GO BACK AGAIN!!!

There's not enough courage in the liquid of the $.59 variety. I may have to step it up on the next trip.


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[Pokilani]

I just found out I HAVE TO GO BACK AGAIN!!!

There's not enough courage in the liquid of the $.59 variety. I may have to step it up on the next trip.


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Nooooooo! How do I register my dislike for this post?!?


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[wennefer]

In August, my spouse and I (and our Tom Bihn bags) went to Kyoto. We each had an Aeronaut 45 for all of our clothes, etc. I also had my Pilot for various electronics (iPad, Kindle) and books, and SCB as an EDC; KE had her Co-pilot as art bag (for pencil drawing and ink washes) and EDC. I packed my bulkier clothing in my Backpack Packing Cube and then used it as a day pack. Here I am walking through the Tori at Fushimi Inari Shrine.

[kathryn]

Went hiking with my best friend in the Freetown State Forest in Massachusetts. Took my Dyneema DLBP--I love this bag for day hikes while I'm traveling!



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[NWhikergal]

Where did your TB bag go lately

Parapack S19 visiting the Oregon Coast






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[ceepee]

Where did your TB bag go lately

OK, so I've not actually been yet but I thought I'd post now to see if any other Bihnions will be going to the NFL International Series game at Wembley tomorrow?
Daylight Backpacks packed for an overnight stay in London.

Is it wrong to choose a team because it's jersey goes with your bag? [emoji23]


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[nimikor]

WF at Philadelphia train station.

One bagged it with my WF for my 13 day trip from California to Philadelphia to Alabama to Utah and back to Cali. Carried casual clothes plus one man's business suit/shoes. Left electronics home except my phone.

[Walker]

My A45 (with its set of PCs), Pilot, DLBP, LSB, 2 SEs (1 of them is my hygiene bag), PCSB, medium DOP (best travel pouch ever), LOP (for maps, tourist brochures, etc), and large TS (used to coral/ wrap whatever), went to Tucson - Sonora, MX - Tucson.

I gifted the black halcyon DLBP in the photo to my friend/ travel buddy (she brought me food treats from Japan). The non-TB bags (roller, backpack) in the photo below are hers.

The LSB, LOP, my DLBP and its contents were in my A45 on my inbound flight to TUS.



Now at LAX, waiting for flight to DFW. On the shuttle between terminals 6 and 4, a gentleman with an A30 sat across from me. I stole a photo of his A30 and my Pilot. Sorry for the terrible photo - shuttle was crowded.



The DLBPs served my travel buddy and I well - horseback riding/ hiking through mesquite bushes in Sonora and playing tourist in Tucson. Photos when I get home next week.