Size 2 Handy Little Thing

Very Versatile

This bag is a jack-of-al-trades. It will be my lightweight Dopp kit for overseas travel. It can be a great tech kit. and I'm going to use it as a shoulder bag (with the basic shoulder strap that I bought with it) for a small bag for taking into stadiums that have bag limitations. It is a little bigger than the official "maximum size" bag allowed into stadiums like the one where the Seattle Mariners play but I figure that if I'm challenged at the gate it's small enough that I can scrunch it down into a size that can fit into my pocket and I'll carry the contents into the stadium in my hands. I love the burnt orange color - despite the fact that it's a little closer to Hokie orange than Cavalier orange. The three zippered interior pockets and one exterior zippered pockets are really handy for organization. I have a Size 1 Handy Little Thing that I really like as well (bought a couple years ago in the Tom Bihn factory). I use that as a "small things" organization bag for my Synik 30. It's also something I take with me as a minimal tech kit for travel. I'm so glad I have a Size 1 and Size 2 in my collection. They are both perfect. Tom Bihn is the best.

I had no idea how much I needed this

What can’t this thing do? I have used it for carrying a notebook and small Quran for studying. I’ve used it on vacation carrying sunscreen, earbuds, sunglasses, phones, etc. I’ve used it as an EDC bag with medications, nail kit, knife, keys, wallet, phone, etc. I’ve also used it as an organizer in larger bags like the cafe bags. It fits perfectly horizontally in the medium cafe bag. This is easily the best bag I’ve bought out of the three I have.

Bigger on the inside

The pouch is deceivingly small on the outside, but holds so much gear when you open it up. Not bulky at all. Another well designed Tom Bihn product. Have a spare pen, flashlight several cables, battery pack. a small anker charger, a spare set of glasses and a small pill case. If you're looking for a decent sized pouch to carry gear, this is hard to beat.