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When I got the MBP with USB-C, I had to get multiple dongles to connect. A friend turned me onto this bag: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AQ6E5XQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Great bag for small cables, dongles, flash drives, etc. Very roomy.

Perhaps a bigger backpack, or you could go a modular route.

I myself would think about using something like this.

Also, why do you carry half of your house in your backpack?

That reminds me to add a pivot alignment tool to the shopping list. I use a CRKT pivot driver with wiha t6 bits since I snapped off all the t6 bits that came with the blue box, a Prometheus Design Werx work mat, a pair of ifixit tweezers, and normal wooden toothpicks and paper towels. I just picked up a 100 pack of microfiber cloths from Amazon that I am going to try out. I recently picked up a Maxpedition pouch to help keep things a little more organized.

That reminds me to add a pivot alignment tool to the shopping list. I use a CRKT pivot driver with wiha t6 bits since I snapped off all the t6 bits that came with the blue box, a Prometheus Design Werx work mat, a pair of ifixit tweezers, and normal wooden toothpicks and paper towels. I just picked up a 100 pack of microfiber cloths from Amazon that I am going to try out. I recently picked up a Maxpedition pouch to help keep things a little more organized.

I just bought one of these in black last week. It's an amazing bag and holds everything I need. Better than a shopping bag or zip lock bag I was using

Edit: Here it is fully filled up Picture. Currently have cutters, scissors, cotton, 3 spools of wire, a Velocity V2 clone, extra screws and such, 2 extra batteries, and 8 bottles of juice with room to spare.

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I made a bag for my son's back pack that he takes to school in case of a lock down or natural disaster (we live in the PNW). It's small but it contains: head lamp light, rain poncho, small flashlight, sharpie marker, emergency blanket (one of the thin silver ones), antibacterial hand wipes, a few protein bars, a whistle, a glow stick. This is the bag I bought from amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Maxpedition-MX266B-BRK-Beefy-Pocket/dp/B00AQ6E5XQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Maxpedition+Gear+Beefy+Pocket+Organizer&qid=1583026784&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-1

Pouch: Maxpedition Gear Beefy Pocket Organizer

1. Trauma shears

2. Zip ties

3. Lighter

4. Zofran - nausea medication

5. Contact lens solutions

6. Pen and penlight

7. Victorinox manager

8. Ibuprofen and diphenhydramine

9. Chapstick

10. Tegaderm (large and small) - A sticky celophane wrap that covers dressings or wounds and is relatively waterproof.

11. 4"x4" and 2"x2" gauze sponges

12. Coban - An elastic, slightly rubbery dressing that adheres to itself. It's a good flexible cover for dressings on legs and arms.

13. Xeroform gauze - A strip of gauze that's soaked in antibiotic-infused petroleum jelly that you put directly onto wounds and under bandages to keep them moist.

14. Steri-strips - super-strong adhesive strips that can be used to close wounds that might otherwise need stitches.

15. Mastisol - a skin adhesive that you can use to make an extra-strong bond for the steri-strips.

16. Exofin - skin super glue that can be used to close VERY CLEAN wounds. If you use this to close a wound that is dirty, you can cause a life-threatening infection if you are in the wild. It also burns like a MF for hours after it's applied.

17. Bandaids - various sizes

18. Ace wrap

19. Elastic cloth tape

20. Silk tape - general purpose medical tape

21. Afterbite

22. Polysporin

23. ABD bandages - A thick, highly-absorbent field dressing.

24. 3-0 Nylon sutures

25. Scalpels

26. Iodine and alcohol swabs

27. Moleskin - felt blister pads.

Almost the same thing, but cheaper; http://www.coil-master.net/product/coil-master-pbag

I really liked this bag up until I misplaced it somewhere; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AQ6E5XQ