Whenever I fly, I never check my diabetes supplies. Odin forbid something happen to my luggage, being without my insulin is not an option while those shenanigans get sorted out. The backpack I used to bring with me could comfortably fit my various diabetes supplies, DLSR, and laptop, and whatever else I deemed essential for carry-on purposes, but it’s always been a bit much for walking around. I’m sure all of that storage space would be ideal if I ever went camping, but walking around a city? I needed something a little less conspicuous.
In preparing for my trip to Seattle for the Penny Arcade Expo, I decided to invest in this:
If you’re interested, I’d suggest looking at Amazon first. They have the same color selection, but some of the prices are dramatically lower, and you can still take advantage of the 2-day shipping via Prime.
I’m not getting a commission to write this post, but I’m a big fan of this backpack. I had this thing on my back for an entire weekend walking around downtown Seattle and barley noticed it was there. After that, Stanford should be a breeze.
Obviously this post skews to the men reading this since women typically have a purse or similarly structured bag to consider for their carry on, walkabout bag. For the ladies, do you prefer a purse? a backpack? something in between? something I haven’t considered? Finding the right means to carry diabetes essentials, technology essentials, and other essential essentials is a very personal endeavor – what do you all factor when deciding on the right bag for you?
Yes, girls can be total backpack geeks as well! I’m currently sporting the Osprey FlapJill (http://www.amazon.com/Osprey-027530-FlapJill-Pack/dp/B002B3XO52) and also using a little bling for my D-gear with a gold kit from Myabetic 🙂 btw…great job today on #MedX !
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