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This bag has been 'coming soon' for several weeks now. Anyone have any thoughts on it? I'm going to buy it as soon as it's available, but they are testing my patience!
It does look functionally the same and I've considered the Ranger (you can find it on clearance in some places for $99 or so). I think this one might be a good size for weekends or overnights (or just general 'change of clothes' scenarios). I had the Journeyman (and it's wonderful) but I decided I'm not a 'backpack-kind-of-guy' and prefer my 257 or 256 for my daily carry. I would view this backpack as a vacation bag (either as the primary or secondary bag). Will let you know once I am able to order it and get it.I'm curious to get your take on it. It seems functionally pretty similar to the ranger backpack. I like the volume of space in the ranger, and the straps are pretty comfortable.
Noooo!! Not another imported item!View attachment 1641158 This bag has been 'coming soon' for several weeks now. Anyone have any thoughts on it? I'm going to buy it as soon as it's available, but they are testing my patience! View attachment 1641158
I’m thinking of selling a few of my 257s
I have a 257, so no thank you.In an effort to quell my significant other’s concerns about the number of Filson bags I have been acquiring as of late, I’m thinking of selling a few of my 257s, and thought I’d put it up here first to see if anyone is interested in one. I’ve got a 257 in navy, brown, and black (all with Filson branded zippers) that are available. If anyone is interested shoot me a DM
I concur with Tinman’s observations. If nylon is acceptable to you, the Dryden is nice. I recently got one on sale and I was pleasantly surprised by it. I can look more closely at it if you tell me what you are trying to accomplish. EDC is different for each of us.
The traditional Rucksak shown above in Tinman’s picture is always classic. How big are you? I’m a big guy (6’ and 220#) and the Rucksack shown above is kind of small on me. Still, it‘s so classic looking, I won’t let myself part with it. The Tin Cloth Backpack is tiny on me. It’s still a great looking piece though. I have one of those I’m going to have to let go. I need to see if my daughter might want to rock it before I do so. Looking at the current backpack selection, I can sort of see your conundrum, especially if you’ve already eliminated the Journeyman. The Journeyman is one of the only bags I haven’t owned. Well, in rugged twill. I have one in leather and I realize it is smaller than the twill version.
I understand wanting something larger. But, don’t discount the beauty of having your hands free. I commute on a train and then walk several blocks to work (normally). I don’t carry briefcases. I’m much better off with a backpack. It keeps my hands free and allows me to carry a tote or other packages. I can see wanting to go larger. For me, larger is preferred generally so long as it has a laptop sleeve and at least two pockets, preferably one outside and one small one inside. More than that is acceptable too.
Wow, this has been quite the ramble. I’m sorry I’m not more concise this morning. Let us know how we can help.
I’m about your size and I find that the pack is a great edc. I should caveat that Filson has an array of good edc options, but if the leather journeyman is what has got your eye then it is definitely a good option. The only complaint some people might have is that it’s definitely heavier than the tin cloth version, but for me I don’t mind it at all knowing it’s more substantial and will likely outlast the waxes cotton versions and IMO will age better. I posted a couple pics here a while back but I’ll post them again for you to get a feel for size to body ratio. I’m 5’ 11’ 170.What’s your thoughts on the leather Journeyman as an EDC bag?
I’m looking for a ‘take everywhere’ bag for a laptop, notebook, battery pack, cords and to carry all the stuff that’s usually crammed and my pockets.
Hoping it will fit my frame well, I’m 5’ 11”, 180 pounds.
Thanks!
What’s your thoughts on the leather Journeyman as an EDC bag?
I’m looking for a ‘take everywhere’ bag for a laptop, notebook, battery pack, cords and to carry all the stuff that’s usually crammed and my pockets.
Hoping it will fit my frame well, I’m 5’ 11”, 180 pounds.
Thanks!
Honestly it’s a great edc pack. I still think that I will be going back to the briefcase since I just like how it carries a bit better, but the convenience of the backpack is really great. The big front pocket is never full and is extremely convenient similar to the front flap on the original briefcase.I was going to ask Tinman to take this one. I’m glad he did. He knows the answer(s) to your questions better than I do because he’s wearing the leather Journeyman daily. It looks great on you, Tinman. It really is a great backpack. It is not large. But, it is likely large enough for the EDC needs of most of us.
Honestly it’s a great edc pack. I still think that I will be going back to the briefcase since I just like how it carries a bit better, but the convenience of the backpack is really great. The big front pocket is never full and is extremely convenient similar to the front flap on the original briefcase.