Osprey nebula. Super comfortable.

Fjallraven has a cotton-poly shell jacket that you can wax. The cotton makes it more breathable even though it’s only 35%, of course the wax makes it a little less breathable but it’s still better than all poly. I like that this material doesn’t get all clammy inside like 100% synthetics. I have hyperhidrosis so preventing clamminess is important to me and if it works for me, it’ll definitely work for the average sweating person haha.

They do lifetime repairs at their shops too. There’s a Fjällräven in Toronto.

They also have shell pants but I don’t know anything personally about the materials.

I like Etsy for solid wood stuff. You can find some for under $500. I saw a dark cherry queen platform bed frame for $450 today.

I have the Nebula and love it. Fits everything you said and more.

I don’t know why everyone’s saying Ralph Lauren. I spent $140 on a dress for work and it tore on the collar after, like, 10 wears. Cheap.

I have to say that has got to be one excitable man. My first thought was the thuma too since I’ve been seeing so many ads about it. Let us know how it’s coming along in the next 10 years or so haha

Updoot for the Farpoint. I don’t know that I’d need 40L for a trip to the zoo lol but for everything else it’s perfect. Meets most carry-on requirements too.

Edit: also Osprey does repairs free of charge on their products

> I find that the majority of people I've interacted with that hate on a particular city, don't live in the city at all.

Nor have ever lived there. Or have lived in a suburb of that city but not the city itself.

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