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Posted: Today 9:18:34 PM EDT
Traveling soon and want a compact discrete crossbody sling bags to hold my gear: up to liter size water bottle, phone, wallet, keys, battery bank, go pro camera
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Posted: Today 9:19:35 PM EDT
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Travel nurse would be more fun.
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Posted: Today 9:20:24 PM EDT
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I thought you were talking about the 10k/week jobs I was offered as an ICU nurse during COVID stupidity
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Posted: Today 9:22:21 PM EDT
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It’s my murse and I want it now
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Posted: Today 9:40:36 PM EDT
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FPNI
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Posted: Today 9:44:16 PM EDT
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It’s a satchel!
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Posted: Today 9:47:19 PM EDT
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Timbuk2 messenger bag
Pick your size Great quality |
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Posted: Today 9:49:05 PM EDT
[Last Edit: SwiftyMorgan]
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I recently completed this odyssey. The water bottle is the real challenge. Any water bottle.
I ended up Tier 1, but gotta say, I love this freakin bag Tim Bohn - Copilot bag. Even though it's not huge, it freakin swallows a water bottle, as well as one night's clothes, aside from shoes - if you really had to. Go check it out...$170, but it will last me a lifetime - full disclosure, I'm close to retirement  Edit: most bags, you either toss the bottle in the bag, so it flies around, or condensates on everything. Most smaller bags do not have an outer pocket big enough. The CoPilot has a center zipper, and the bottle drops into it's own pocket. There's even an eyelet drain at the bottom, if the bottle does condensate Lastly, use "crossbody" in your searches as well |
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Posted: Today 9:49:44 PM EDT
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A large tablet or smaller laptop satchel is probably your best bet.
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WI, USA
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Posted: Today 9:54:19 PM EDT
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Work has a couple of ancient gas mask bags which I think would make for excellent satchels.
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Posted: Today 9:56:10 PM EDT
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Posted: Today 9:56:14 PM EDT
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lbt makes a decent one
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Posted: Today 9:59:18 PM EDT
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 Attached FileQuote HistoryOriginally Posted By MaxFenig: It’s my murse and I want it now Attached File |
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Posted: Today 10:00:28 PM EDT
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I have a Maxpedition Jumbo Versi-pack that I like.
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AR, USA
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Posted: Today 10:01:50 PM EDT
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Osprey has some options
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Posted: Today 10:02:07 PM EDT
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My wife carries lots of things in her murse.
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Posted: Today 10:19:22 PM EDT
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I wanted a well made leather or canvas crossbody style bag, but that water bottle just kept killing that dream. Plus, unless just the right design, to me, they looked more like a purse.
The ballistic nylon and denier bags have more of a business/laptop look to them. |
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Posted: Today 10:20:56 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TLF: Travel nurse would be more fun. FPNI |
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Posted: Today 10:22:07 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By JG_Wentworth: Traveling soon and want a compact discrete crossbody sling bags to hold my gear: up to liter size water bottle, phone, wallet, keys, battery bank, go pro camera any recommendations? |
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Posted: Today 10:22:38 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By RV8guy: It’s a satchel! |
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Posted: Today 10:23:40 PM EDT
[Last Edit: outdoorgb]
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I use these in two sizes. I would not use for a European trip, look for ones with cut resistant shoulder straps for the hoods over the pond.
I love these for a Personal Item when flying. I said two sizes depending on need. Not necessarily the "best" out there but these work. I can travel on plane with two phones, wallet, passport, cords for charging, snacks, female navel lint, sunglasses, napkins, etc... Just used a smaller size in a three day trip to Sedona. Worked great and carried a water bottle. Plus points, saw no liberals! |
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Posted: Today 10:58:05 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Nate19]
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Call 877-MURSE-NOW.
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MN, USA
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Posted: Today 10:58:50 PM EDT
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It's called a backpack.
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TX, USA
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Posted: Today 11:19:35 PM EDT
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Michael Koors!
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Posted: Today 11:24:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By PortaJohnPicasso: I thought you were talking about the 10k/week jobs I was offered as an ICU nurse during COVID stupidity The wife made obscene amounts of money during covid as a travel nurse. She is still doing it as the money is still much better than locally. She just finished a contract in Middlebury, Vt. Went to visit her a few times. That area of Vermont was real nice. She is in a small hospital in upstate NY right now and is enjoying the small town feel of it. She made $8600 per week in Dallas during the height of covid in Dallas. She milked that contract for 8 months. |
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NV, USA
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Posted: Today 11:59:11 PM EDT
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When I see a man carrying a murse, it's totally obvious he's carrying.
Maybe you don't care op, and carrying isn't the reason for the murse, but when I see one it screams out, I have a firearm, ifak, edc items, etc. A jacket with a liner, and interior pockets can easily hold all your things, and not be noticed. Most the security guards I see and work with at clubs & casinos are carrying them for thier backup edc & kit. It's not like thier hiding anything, we all know what's in there. It's actually more of an obvious statement that they are carrying a backup kit. Not knocking it for utility, but your not at all being " grey man " carrying a visible satchel across your body. |
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Posted: 10/18/2024 12:36:01 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Lou_Daks: I have a Maxpedition Jumbo Versi-pack that I like. I have two. One is loaded with pistol and mags. The other is for non gun load out |
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NY, USA
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Posted: 10/18/2024 12:39:12 AM EDT
[Last Edit: NYresq1]
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I carried a maxpedition jumbo versipak with a bottle holster on the strap for many years when I was traveling around the world for almost a decade.
99% of my "important stuff", all fit in that bag. Between that and a regulation size roll-aboard bag, I was good for three or four days. And I have found maxpedition stuff wears like steel. The nylon they use is heavy and stiff, and very abrasion resistant. |
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TX, USA
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Posted: 10/18/2024 1:11:20 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By SwiftyMorgan: I recently completed this odyssey. The water bottle is the real challenge. Any water bottle. I ended up Tier 1, but gotta say, I love this freakin bag Tim Bohn - Copilot bag. Even though it's not huge, it freakin swallows a water bottle, as well as one night's clothes, aside from shoes - if you really had to. Go check it out...$170, but it will last me a lifetime - full disclosure, I'm close to retirement Edit: most bags, you either toss the bottle in the bag, so it flies around, or condensates on everything. Most smaller bags do not have an outer pocket big enough. The CoPilot has a center zipper, and the bottle drops into it's own pocket. There's even an eyelet drain at the bottom, if the bottle does condensate Lastly, use "crossbody" in your searches as well Tom Bihn copilot bag |
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