Sometimes you need to travel light. Like just Moleskine and Flair kind of light…
Problem solved in Nashville.
Category: In Current Use
The Problem With Slim
The problem with a slim wallet is cash.
Yes,some of us still use it…
Hence, clippage of some kind. Or magnets buried in leather, as in this case.
Not a Bag but Murseworthy
Makr wallet.
Slim but built like a tank. Long in the rear pocket makes for a kick-ass patina.
EDC
Marsupial. With a zipper. Pocketable.
For the little things in life…
Oh no? Oh yes, Ona!
Currently, as close as I’ve come to murse perfection. These babies rock.
Built for cameras; used for everything.
Glass and gear. Mac and man-stuff. Cash and carry.
Simple design. Extraordinary materials. Outrageous construction.
iMurse
Finding a murse with the capacity for an iPad is a frustrating exercise. Bags good for all else devolve into uselessness when you try to stow a device and attendant accoutrements.
Enter Herschel with a purpose-built bag. But it reverses the problem, in that it is great for an iPad and a couple accessories, but for little else.
Dimensionally strange, in that it is iPad-sized in width and height, but slim as hell in depth. Gets snug quickly.
But for what it is, it is, and for what it does, it does well.
I find I use it not only as a murse, but as caddy at home, and as a sub-bag carried in other larger bags.
The Mursehunter 