Recent Purchases
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grabbed a GR1 Go Ruck the other day before heading to SXSW for work.
I have to say there's no backpack I'd rather put 30+k of equipment for a days work.
The thing was great, and after beating the hell out of it for a week of work the thing has limbered up quite well.
I went for the GR1 pouch inside, and really couldn't be happier, it's a great bag. If anyone's looking into any of their gear just take the plunge. I'm all for it. Like D666 i've had a bunch of other packs, Arc'teryx, Ospery (10+ years ago when they looked better with the Vector system) and some other bags but GoRuck is really on point. All my gear and the Serge Windbreaker fit in there, I did my best to lighten the load as every day went along but as a camera bag the Billingham Hadley Pro sleeve fit in the bottom very well, and with some nylon / fleece camera wraps I was able to put a medium format body, and a couple Leica's and a flash as well as a widelux in there and it held the load well. Luckily I had a production trailer to put it in during the day, but carrying to the site and from for the rest of the night was fine, I mean as fine as carrying a bunch of gear and a retina 15" mbp can be, ha.
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those redwings
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Was with Shane on sat in Brooklyn and I saw them in a store and loved them. $12 bucks made by the oldest sword manufacturer in China.
They are not for anything specific just ordinary scissors
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haha got myself some stuff from hickorees and some great vintage buys off eBay! and my best buy is the vintage red wing 877 from the 60s!
What socks are they?
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Was with Shane on sat in Brooklyn and I saw them in a store and loved them. $12 bucks made by the oldest sword manufacturer in China.
They are not for anything specific just ordinary scissors
Or you can use them to cut up the spring rolls in Chinese restaurants
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great purchase wunnaz. i like it alot.
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You're dreading it, I'm sure.
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To treat or not to treat…
