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Also, interested in trying on someone's p17 size S/M if located in the bay area.

WTB: J32-GT 9+/10 and J74-PX in size Medium.

Reminds me of the Dunk/Blazer from '09

don't be so sure

Rest in peace to the infamous High Collar, it seems E favors the 2.2 thin, folding collars now My remark about these "2.2" collars is that when kept folded down for a long time, they lose their ability to stand straight up. The creases become very difficult to get rid of, meaning you'll lose the standing collar as an optional look, and be stuck with the "office formal" collar look. Beware of their lack of rigidity.

A couple years ago I came up with simple hack that stabilizes your 3rdArm (1/3TS) messenger bag when cycling without the need for purchasing an extra stabilization strap. All that's required is a carabiner. By inserting a carabiner through the far-side zipper, you're able to create an anchor point. Next, equip your 3A and harness your pull tab to tightly secure the bag against yourself. Take the full length strap and extend it under your opposite arm. Lastly, reach over to your 3A's zipper and fasten it the carabiner anchor point, connecting the plastic D-ring to your back. This stabilization hack is a secure link that I constantly use while riding without fail. Enjoy. Here's the hack in action a couple years ago:

The new J28-GT looks a lot like Windstopper. Any speculations about what the internal dropout panels are for? Keeping your thighs dry lmao? E's really in love with that fisherman bucket hat design! I miss the OG high collar.

Just replaced the cardboard base I’ve been placing in my 3rdArm-1 to maintain its boxy silhouette. I’ve seen 3a-1 base’s sag due to the bag being over-stuffed/weighed down, and added a lightweight flooring to try and fix that. Here’s the deformation with a single 32 oz. Hydro Flask, and here’s the deformation with the cardboard insert + Hydro Flask. My only gripe is that the cardboard still bends and must be replaced when too out of shape. I don’t have a more solid material to insert without tearing up the inner X-pac or jabbing into my sides. If you’re interested in adding your own base, the cardboard’s dimensions are 5.12 x 13.25 inches.

I'm interested in hearing reviews of Outlier's Slim Dungarees and Strongdarts. Also, any sizing tips? How do they compare to Acronym's P10-DS?

Bryan unlisted the video a year or two ago, sorry.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/491580691 0:44

New collaboration coming soon; apparently acrnm's biggest and e's favorite so far, as well as hot weather-compatible product releasing next season.

I've put my airpods case, keys, pocketknife, lip balm, lighter, and even a pack of cigs all individually fit in them.

Just received the j1b-gt today, and noticed some minor changes from the j1a-gt 2.2. The new 2.5L storm hood is a welcome add-on and feels incredibly supple on the inside layer of the hood. However the claim of a reduced audio signature does not ring true. Noise-wise it's still noticeably swooshy gore-tex. Logo tape webbing is now more flexible; the fabric bends easily. My tape came with fraying threads. Honestly, it feels cheap, but it doesn't really matter to me as I don't plan on wearing it. White CW has matted WR zip closures. Collar zip hanging fabric is softer Removal of lip-stick garage Overall I'm excited for the more profile look without a flak pocket protruding. Looking forward to using the detached shoulder pockets as they're almost reminiscent to a mix of the J32 and J16, and likely going use chest pockets to stow the storm hood when not in use. I think it's funny the sleeve hitch tabs still exist!

The Multi is unlike any pattern Acronym's ever designed! What a flex to be rocking one of these...