Through this research it became very obvious to me that following blogs like Carryology, and learning about bag materials, makers, eco-friendly alternatives, techie components is a serious guilty pleasure for me that I’m here admitting it to the internet is another thing! But, I did a lot of research into some of the most recent and really cool everyday carry bags and I wanted to share it here in case there are any other bag nerds lurking nearby.
I spent a decent amount of time researching all the latest bags on the market, Goruck, Evergoods, Aer, Incase, eBags, PRVKE, Nomatic, and more. More recently, I had a slight obsession with finding the perfect “Everyday Carry” bag for work. For instance, I’ve had more than one Timbuktu bag in the last 15 years that I bought from Sierra Trading Post at a steep discount.
I’ve been known to hunt for a good sale, or clearance item to fill a bag need. Backpacks, briefcases, canvas bags, “hip sacks,” you name it. If you know me well, you know I like bags. Useful for when not every item in the list is necessary for a particular trip the first check makes it easy to see what needs to be packed instead of having to either (1) re-make the pack/no-pack decision on each item as you refer back to the list, or (2) manually sort the list to move the no-pack items to the bottom of the list.įor those not familiar with checkboxes in Evernote, any checkbox list is easily reusable by using the "Uncheck All" function to clear checks from checkboxes.Goruck 0 – An Amazing Durable and Flexible Bag and My Favorite Choice Second checkbox gets checked when the item is packed. The first checkbox gets checked if this is an item to be packed on this particular trip. Each item in a checklist gets 2 checkboxes. This saves you from having to replicate items across multiple packing lists, and from replicating additions/deletions across multiple packing lists.ĭouble checkboxes. For an upcoming trip, you work through the lists relevant for that particular trip (e.g., for a ski trip, you include the 'ski gear' list). And each modular list has a note link back to the master list. Master packing list has note links to each modular list. E.g., toiletries list, clothing list, tech gadgets list, etc. Modular lists with a master list linking to the various modular lists. I am well aware that dedicated task management apps may be better suited to packing lists, and I have used such an app (RTM) for years, but I am interested in using Evernote for this function.Īny tips on using EN for packing lists? A couple of ideas I'm considering incorporating:
Specifically referring to packing lists in Evernote.
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