In the Pocket XL (similar to the Pocket L) we pack our magazines and magazines that we like to browse through on the trip to get inspiration. The books that make us dream of other worlds, travel plans that are then canceled at the last second because circumstances change but we get to know completely new places and people.

Even our summer shoes fit in, which we wear at the destination of the trip and (hopefully) consider to be our main footwear for the duration of the trip. Drinking bottles because drinking is important and water should always be within reach.

A 15" notebook also fits in wonderfully, but you shouldn't work so much on an adventure trip ;-)

Tip: Stagger the cord to create more volume. (See image). If you want it tighter, place the T-stopper under the knot of the cord.

In the Pocket L, we pack our magazines and journals that we love to browse through on the trip to get inspiration. The books that make us dream of other worlds, travel plans that are then canceled at the last second because circumstances change but we get to know completely new places and people. There is also enough space for a laptop and tablet for digital nomads.

Drinking bottles because drinking is important and water should always be within reach.

Tip: Move the cord to secure the contents more tightly. (See image). To create more volume, thread the large loop through the T-stopper. (See picture at Pocket XL)

Of course we pack our drinking bottle here, the olive oil and the aceito. Red wine from the mountain village? Everything possible. Large cooking utensils are also well stored in it.

Tip: Create more volume or a firmer hold by moving the cord on the T-stopper, either through the large loop or under the knot.

The Pocket M is ideal for power banks, smartphones, charging cables, sunglasses, toiletries, pocket knives, flashlights and, as you can see, even small paperbacks. By the way, the Pocket M is our order.

Tip: Use the cord as a divider to create compartments.

We like to put our sunglasses in the Pocket S because they are so easy to have at hand and the cord also creates 2 compartments at the same time. So everyone has their own glasses case. Or hand soap if you have installed the RYGG in the kitchen. Toothbrushes, cosmetics and hygiene products for travel. Pocket knife with which you can peel and cut delicious oranges that you get as a gift from a Spanish farmer at a rest stop with a warm “para ti, bienvenido”.

Flashlight, charging cable, pens for jotting down tips from the locals you get to know over a glass of vino. Oils are in again right now. They fit in there too.