Do you use one?

If so whats in it?

I have one for power bank, glasses, vitamins.

Its army style so looks "manly"

Very well made with drink holder. Can attack beer opener to outside.

"Attack" bottle opener,a hard man is good to find! _

Power banks are over. The only people still hauling those heavy bricks around are owners of bargain bin phones with batteries so weak they wheeze after you take a dump. Or terminally online nobodies who spend the entire day malignantly glued to their screens, doomscrolling and trolling on AN because they have nothing else going on. If your phone cannot survive a normal day without being hooked up to a portable power source, the problem is not modern technology. It is you.

Latest psychological study does consider those who see homos everywhere, are experiencing a form of repulsing their own homo patterns deeply embedded in them. Just look at all those XL sized macho type bodybuilt tatooed lads around Nana. They are meekly walking towards a seedy hotel and following a ladyboy who is leading them the path to the golden shower dungeon nearby. 🤣

1 hour ago, Harrisfan said:

Do you use one?

If so whats in it?

I have one for power bank, glasses, vitamins.

Its army style so looks "manly"

Very well made with drink holder. Can attack beer opener to outside.

Phone in me pocket, wallet in the other one, glasses on me head, job done.

Tablet- phone- specs- ear buds- pen- wallet,-pen-knife - keys - pack of mints

3 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Phone in me pocket, wallet in the other one, glasses on me head, job done.

You ever tried a Ridge type wallet, mate? I switched to one recently. Excellent. Proper minimalist kit, that is. Just me cards inside, a bit of dosh clipped on the outside, job done.

5 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Phone in me pocket, wallet in the other one, glasses on me head, job done.

So, you break into your own home every time you get home. 😉

Homophobic slur removed. Tread carefully

Phone, glasses case, pen, ear-buds.

Jimmy hats, lube, Listerine, weed, cash for short-time, comb, cock-ring, wet wipes, lozenges, lip balm.

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

Nothing against them myself, just had me thinking of what Archie said. Of course it was Archie.

Phone, wallet, & keys.....Folded money in right side back pocket.... Cargo pants allow for comfort....

I don't carry a purse....

16 minutes ago, bignbad said:

Good info for a pickpocket!!!

So far it hasn't happened, but I have caught 3 trying.....

I usually button the pockets....If in someplace rife with them I have some Columbia pants that have double pockets with inner zipped security pockets....

Still more secure than an easy to spot, snatch & run man purse....

38 minutes ago, pgrahmm said:

Phone, wallet, & keys.....Folded money in right side back pocket.... Cargo pants allow for comfort....

I don't carry a purse....

If those pants have zippered pockets, like mine, I put wallet and phone in those pockets. Impossible to be pick pocketed and only takes a few seconds to get to.

Only take my 'bag' out of the house, when we are both out of the house. Having my most precious doc in it: PP, yellow & bank book, plastic & money. Also has reading specs, blade, toothpicks & T ... D ... S pen.

Waist strap and lays fairly flat & incognito against my leg and shirt covers half of it. Keeps any weight off my spine, if carrying for long time, and hands/shoulder free.

Samsonite man bag crossbody where I got Ipad, passport,credit cards, charger, Bluetooth headphone transmitter for in seat connection while flying, and other necessary items for travelling. Small bag of Wet wipes most likely, reading glasses. Some reserve cash Nok and Baht.

I very rarely wear man bag unless I'm flying somewhere.

2 hours ago, 123Stodg said:

You'd need to be a muppet to carry a man-purse.

Why?

13 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

Only take my 'bag' out of the house, when we are both out of the house. Having my most precious doc in it: PP, yellow & bank book, plastic & money. Also has reading specs, blade, toothpicks & T ... D ... S pen.

Waist strap and lays fairly flat & incognito against my leg and shirt covers half of it. Keeps any weight off my spine, if carrying for long time, and hands/shoulder free.

The good thing about having a wife, I carry only my phone when going out of house together 😎

I never go anywhere without mine.

4 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

I’m with Archie Bunker on this one.

Just now, novacova said:

I’m with Archie Bunker on this one.

I don't see it as a problem as it's all individual, as long as the bags aren't a woman's bag. I wouldn't do it, as pants have enough pockets for what you really need daily. If you need to carry more, hopefully you have a woman around. I was raised in the NYC area, and knew many Archie Bunkers. It was funny hearing how they think, although misogynist in nature. He was also spot on in many things. Outspoken and biased but real.

When I carry one, its the now discontinued Osprey Ultralight Shoulder Satchel. What goes in it depends on what I am doing and where I am going

5 hours ago, Sigmund said:

Latest psychological study does consider those who see homos everywhere, are experiencing a form of repulsing their own homo patterns deeply embedded in them. Just look at all those XL sized macho type bodybuilt tatooed lads around Nana. They are meekly walking towards a seedy hotel and following a ladyboy who is leading them the path to the golden shower dungeon nearby. 🤣

Yeah lots of homos act tough. Man bags are common in Thailand and practical. Drink, glasses, vitamins. Very handy. If people are scared to use a man bag cause they think bags are "gay" maybe they are gay and can't admit it. A real man carries his wife's handbag while she tries on a new dress.

6 hours ago, Olmate said:

"Attack" bottle opener,a hard man is good to find! _

Mine has a bottle opener attached. Several handles. Its great.

4 hours ago, Base32 said:

Phone, glasses case, pen, ear-buds.

I have sunglasses and normal glasses. Hard to leave the house without a bag cause of two sets. Bag makes it easy. Plus I can put coins in it. Even a small book.

Thai men all have man bags. Western men have issues I think.

2 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

I don't see it as a problem as it's all individual, as long as the bags aren't a woman's bag. I wouldn't do it, as pants have enough pockets for what you really need daily. If you need to carry more, hopefully you have a woman around. I was raised in the NYC area, and knew many Archie Bunkers. It was funny hearing how they think, although misogynist in nature. He was also spot on in many things. Outspoken and biased but real.

Who really cares what other thinks?

When you can bring what you need in a man bag and do not need to bring a back pack? What do you choose? We Scandinavians are famous for hour back packs and wearing the everywhere we go, but I prefer a slim man bag across my chest when I can.

Just now, Hummin said:

Who really cares what other thinks?

When you can bring what you need in a man bag and do not need to bring a back pack? What do you choose? We Scandinavians are famous for hour back packs and wearing the everywhere we go, but I prefer a slim man bag across my chest when I can.

I used to use backpack but a man bag is better. Its more shoulder friendly and easy to use.

4 hours ago, pgrahmm said:

Phone, wallet, & keys.....Folded money in right side back pocket.... Cargo pants allow for comfort....

I don't carry a purse....

Purses are for women. Man bags have shoulder straps and are for men.

2 hours ago, Hummin said:

Samsonite man bag cross body

Likewise, had a locally made leather one previously, but the Samsonite one is lighter and more compact. I similarly use it primarily when travelling and don't need the laptop, so not using the laptop roller bag. It holds passport, documents, credit cards, keys, Kindle etc, extremely practical and simple solution.