Hi Friends of SA,
Any creative tips for how you organize your large internal capacity Smart Alec space?
It's only been 1 week of edc with my new Dyneema SA but I've been struggling a bit with floppy bag/internal organization syndrome.
My S19 hits the EDC sweet spot, but I just wish it were more modular or had some molle/attachment points for a beavertail, hence the SA.
While I got the SA mainly for hiking and weekenders for the family, I wanted to test it for heavy edc/grocery days. So far it works great for that with the LSB. Heavy stuff like apples or potatoes go in the main compartment along with the usual EDC stuff, whilst the lighter, or breakable items go in the LSB.
I also picked up a DLBC inspired by @bchaplin in the marsupial thread: http://forums.tombihn.com/general-ba...tml#post104277
I think that great combo of DLBC (personal item) plus SA (carry-on item) will cover most short term stays. On the EDC basis, the DLBC can be stowed in the SA, even though the DLBC is light, it's a bit of overkill. I've been also hanging key strapped pouches to supplement the UMP.
And more recently, @AllDayRuckoff posted this great idea and testing of a molle laden TAD panel attached to the cache loops.
It would be great if there were TB kit list of which TB bags, sacks, pouches go with X pack.
Here's what I found so far with the Smart Alec:
Freudian slip - weight considerations, need an anorexic VFS, good for flat stuff
Snake charmer - cordage control Smart Alec - Backpack. Modular Pockets. Made in USA. - TOM BIHN
Eagle Creek large Spectra packing cube
DLBC - already considered over PCSB thx @bchaplin
Side effect - when Dyneema available, I pull the trigger :-)
Molle panel - @AllDayRuckoff TAD Control panel
Assorted packing cubes/sacks - @moriond TLSS + WF PC http://forums.tombihn.com/questions-...tml#post105944
Spiff kit - @Ilkyway http://forums.tombihn.com/questions-...tml#post105211
Any others?
Any creative tips for how you organize your large internal capacity Smart Alec space?
It's only been 1 week of edc with my new Dyneema SA but I've been struggling a bit with floppy bag/internal organization syndrome.
My S19 hits the EDC sweet spot, but I just wish it were more modular or had some molle/attachment points for a beavertail, hence the SA.
While I got the SA mainly for hiking and weekenders for the family, I wanted to test it for heavy edc/grocery days. So far it works great for that with the LSB. Heavy stuff like apples or potatoes go in the main compartment along with the usual EDC stuff, whilst the lighter, or breakable items go in the LSB.
I also picked up a DLBC inspired by @bchaplin in the marsupial thread: http://forums.tombihn.com/general-ba...tml#post104277
I think that great combo of DLBC (personal item) plus SA (carry-on item) will cover most short term stays. On the EDC basis, the DLBC can be stowed in the SA, even though the DLBC is light, it's a bit of overkill. I've been also hanging key strapped pouches to supplement the UMP.
And more recently, @AllDayRuckoff posted this great idea and testing of a molle laden TAD panel attached to the cache loops.
It would be great if there were TB kit list of which TB bags, sacks, pouches go with X pack.
Here's what I found so far with the Smart Alec:
Freudian slip - weight considerations, need an anorexic VFS, good for flat stuff
Snake charmer - cordage control Smart Alec - Backpack. Modular Pockets. Made in USA. - TOM BIHN
Eagle Creek large Spectra packing cube
DLBC - already considered over PCSB thx @bchaplin
Side effect - when Dyneema available, I pull the trigger :-)
Molle panel - @AllDayRuckoff TAD Control panel
Assorted packing cubes/sacks - @moriond TLSS + WF PC http://forums.tombihn.com/questions-...tml#post105944
Spiff kit - @Ilkyway http://forums.tombihn.com/questions-...tml#post105211
Any others?
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