Carryology

3 days ago | carryology.com | Laurence Fry

When the weather heats up and your gear gets lighter, a good pair of shorts can make or break your day. But we’re not just talking about something that looks decent at brunch—we’re talking about shorts that perform too. The kind you can throw on for a long-haul flight, a quick trail hike, or just kicking around town, and know they’ll hold up. At Carryology, we love gear that solves problems, and shorts—when done right—are low-key problem solvers.

1 week ago | carryology.com | Laurence Fry

Not all camera bags are created equal. This guide is for photographers, filmmakers, and creatives who believe in investing once — and investing well. And have ‘Buy it for Life” as their mantra. The kind of people who appreciate heirloom craftsmanship, natural materials, and design that respects both aesthetics and utility. We’ve curated 10 of the best luxury and premium camera bags — built by brands who put thought into every stitch, rivet, and shoulder strap.

1 week ago | carryology.com | Laurence Fry

Ibex is a brand that doesn’t just flirt with the wild—it charges into it. Like the namesake goat nimbly dancing across craggy cliff faces, Ibex has always understood that performance is about more than grams and gear stats. It’s about resilience, adaptability, and elegance under pressure. Whether out bagging peaks, or putting in the hard yards in the urban jungle, their gear doesn’t scream for attention—it earns it, quietly, through technical prowess and timeless design.

1 week ago | carryology.com | Catherine Baecker-Khoury

Travel can be exciting, challenging, and frustrating in equal measures. And whether you’re traveling locally or across the world, there’s always an opportunity to implement tips that will make the journey better. So we reached out to travel experts to get their top tips on how to make travel easier, safer, and more enjoyable. Have a fanny pack with all of your in-flight necessities.

1 week ago | carryology.com | Catherine Baecker-Khoury

The golden rule of good travel? Don’t pack more—pack better. The sharpest travelers know it’s not about cramming every just-in-case item into your carry-on. It’s about curating a lineup of essentials that go the distance: pieces that move effortlessly from tarmac to rooftop bar, that work hard without trying too hard. The kind of gear that earns a permanent spot in your rotation because it’s as functional as it is fly.