What does it say on the box? Air purifiers usually say how much space they are good for.

A Kirby is BIFL

I'm one of those people that brings my backpack with me everytime I leave the house. I use a mystery ranch urban assault 24L which might be a bit small for you but they have other larger options.

I love my nicks but if op is hesitant to get a pair of Redwings due to weight and stiffness then a pair of nicks are going to be like lead weights.

Ah. Yeah. Nothing for that unfortunately.

I have the Gen 1 of this Peak Design bag in 30L. I think it fits the bill perfectly. I can easily get 2 days of clothes (3 in the summer) + laptop + notebook + dopp kit with plenty of room left over for a flask. That's not utilizing the top pocket or side pockets yet.

It looks as new and functions as well as the day I bought it in 2017. Don't underestimate the utility of the key holder for securing your keys while flying/traveling as well.

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Ohhh OK! I was genuinely curious. That makes sense.

I don't really have a brand, but before switching to wool I liked cotton sponge socks, they last a long time (I still have them) and are decently warm

I personally like Vanquest and 5.11. I have a pack from LAPoliceGear that doesn't get daily use but seems pretty durable with regular use for the last 4-5 years. Vanquest and 5.11 both have lines that don't have that tactical look, and they both have a lot of organization stuff as well.

Isn't the borealis classic from the north face a 30/35L? I have mine since 2011/2015, still in good conditions

And be proud of it (when you can)!

GoRuck GR2 34L

Ah makes sense.

I thought they was growing pot.

I assumed they were referencing meters, so roughly 9 3/4x13 feet, which would be a pretty average room dimension

Analon Hard Anodised.

Light-ish. No teflon.

Mine are 20ish year old hand me downs from my mum, still going strong and non-stick.

Preach!

Same, I was able to get the 3 pack (8, 10, 12) for $100. I also gift them ♥️

Maui Jim. Their highest end range can handle a lot of abuse as they are very flexible. Maui Jim will also repair them when they break (not always guaranteed but my husband had a frame snap after 8 years and they fixed it). Maui Jim also has the best optics and eye protection

I am hopelessly and shamelessly American:)

No details on budget, location, etc

If you are ok with a small amount of synthetic for stretch, we have a local to MN company called Hippy Feet with majority cotton socks (in addition to wool) that are made in the US.

They also give 50% of their profit to nonprofits that support homeless kids, which is cool. However they don’t have a lifetime warranty.

The only other one I know about is farm to feet, which are all wool (from/made in us), but they do the the lifetime guarantee.

I've just got the dormeo octasmart pillow and its an absolute life changer, I've never slept so well in my life

Corporate green washing isn't about being green. It's about reducing cost and increasing profit in the most cynical way possible. I notice at my own work places after 75 years of the same furniture that would be beautiful with some refinishing they instead throw it away and buy a bunch of mdf furniture they have to replace every 3 years.

I'm not necessarily against that for one-off items, but that's not really a good general solution.