Absolutely, I’d love to. I treat gear the same way I treat my training: with ritual, precision, and relentless testing. I run the bag for long distances, load it to maximum, then drop it to see what holds. The material has to be high‑tenacity yet lightweight, and every seam must be double‑stitched. I balance speed and endurance by keeping the weight down, so the bag doesn’t slow me down, but it’s tough enough to survive a full marathon. If you’re tweaking packaging, just treat it like a new workout—run with it, hit its limits, then refine. That’s how you get durability and style together.

Sounds like a plan. Hit the trail, push the bag to its limits, then we’ll swap notes over coffee. I’ll bring the same mental discipline I bring to my runs, and if we can turn a pouch into something that’s both tough and stylish, we’ll be ahead of the game. Let’s keep each other sharp.

I’m in. Bring the sketches, I’ll bring the grit. We’ll test it hard, tweak it fast, then celebrate with coffee. Looking forward to turning that idea into a real, rugged, stylish piece. Let's get moving.