The Radavist

Having just picked up a Hasselblad, I’m way stoked on this new video from Mission Workshop:

“For an afternoon, the San Francisco Bay Railroad opened it’s doors to Oakland based photographer Alex Ramos and Mission Workshop to capture the day to day operations of this local industrial railroad on film and video.

The photographs taken will be on exhibit in the San Francisco warehouse of Mission Workshop from August 17th until September 21st, 2012. Go to missionworkshop.com/event for information on the show and opening.

To view more of Alex’s work, visit his website: alexramosphoto.com

Music: Ronin by Noise Problems”

I’m finally sifting through my emails that came in while I was in Indonesia and had to post this one from Mission Workshop, featuring Julien Colombier and the Mission Workshop Arkiv Field Pack.

Head over to Hypebeast to find out how you can win this crazy kit from Mission Workshop…

The guys at Mission Workshop have been developing this particular Arkiv system for well over a year. Over the past few months, I’ve gotten to check out these bags, while in town visiting with Bart and the team, so I can say with confidence, that these made in the USA bags are legit.

“The Arkiv Modular System allows for easy customization of space and organization with the secure and simple attachment of independently weatherproof accessories utilizing unbreakable steel hardware. Accessories range from simple cell phone pouches and tool pockets to larger organizers and laptop sleeves. The Arkiv accessories allow for infinitely customizable carry solutions.”

Amazing. Check out more at Mission Workshop.

More metal (hardware)! It is Tuesday Teardown after all. This is why I love Mission Workshop. Just you wait and see what they’re cooking up this Spring!

Mission Workshop continues to push their Arkiv system through innovative portage products. The Spring 2012 bags utilize a MOLLE-inspired design with the custom Arkiv sliding hardware. Looking good fellas!