Between the smartphone, tablet, laptop, headphones, wallet, keys, water bottle and everything else you might need on a regular basis, we’re all carrying too much stuff. The EDC has grown to the point that you can’t accommodate it all with just the pockets on your pants unless you’re willing to make sacrifices. With Code of Bell’s Carrywear line, you don’t need to carry a full-size backpack or bag because each of the three unique options has just the right amount of space depending on your carry needs. The X-Pod, X-Pak and X-Pak One bags were all inspired by the nostalgia and single strap, easy access functionality of fanny packs and messengers. The aesthetic, quality and functionality of each of the bags was seriously revamped for modern use with new ripstop and waterproof fabrics, stealth profiles, and high-quality hardware. They’re tactical crossbody bags that will stand up to everyday use whether you’re commuting or going on a wilderness adventure.
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