NomadGearPORT OF ENTRY · COUNTER 01 · OPEN

Counter 01

26 on file

Gear

No.ServiceCounterPricingAction
01AE
Aer APPROVEDUnderstated black bags built for city-hopping professionals.
GearPaid
Granted →
02GO
GoRuck APPROVEDRugged, made-in-USA rucksacks built to outlast trips
GearPaid
Granted →
03TO
Tortuga APPROVEDCarry-on backpacks built for weeks on the road, not weekend trips.
GearPaid
Granted →
04
Anker Nano II 65W GaN ChargerA 65W GaN charger small enough to disappear in your bag, big enough to run a laptop.
GearPaid, typically $35 to $45
Granted →
05
Anker Prime Power Bank (20,000mAh, 200W)A 20,000mAh power bank with enough output to actually refill a laptop, not just top off a phone.
GearPaid, around $130 at full retail, often less on sale
Granted →
06
Apple AirPods Pro 3Small earbuds that block out coworking-space noise and switch instantly between your laptop and phone.
GearPaid, around $249
Granted →
07
Apple MacBook Air (M-series)A fanless, all-day-battery macOS laptop light enough to forget you're carrying it.
GearPaid, starting around $1,000-1,200 depending on chip/storage config
Granted →
08
ASUS Zenbook 14 OLEDA 1.2 kg Windows ultrabook with an OLED screen and enough battery to skip the charger most travel days.
GearPaid, typically $900-1,300 depending on configuration
Granted →
09
ASUS ZenScreen Portable MonitorA slim USB-C monitor that turns into a second screen wherever you set your laptop down.
GearPaid, typically around $150-200 depending on the model
Granted →
10
Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2A freestanding two-person backpacking tent that pitches in minutes without needing perfect ground to stake into.
GearPaid, around $600
Granted →
11
Eagle Creek Pack-It Reveal Packing CubesZippered fabric cubes that split a carry-on into grab-and-go compartments instead of one loose pile.
GearPaid, sets run roughly $60-90; single cubes around $20-35
Granted →
12
EPICKA Universal Travel AdapterA single brick that swaps its plug shape and charges four USB devices plus one AC device at the same time.
GearPaid, typically $15-20
Granted →
13
GL.iNet Slate AX (GL-AXT1800) Travel RouterA pocket router that turns any sketchy wifi network into one you control, with a VPN client built in.
GearPaid, around $120
Granted →
14
Peak Design Tech PouchA fold-open pouch that turns your cable bag into something you can actually find things in.
GearPaid, premium price point (check current price on Peak Design)
Granted →
15
Roost Laptop StandA pocket-sized aluminum stand that folds down to the size of a pen and lifts your laptop screen 6 to 11 inches off the table.
GearPaid, around $70-90 one-time
Granted →
16
Sony WH-1000XM5 HeadphonesOver-ear noise-cancelling headphones built to shut out a plane cabin and last the whole trip.
GearPaid, around $400
Granted →
17BE
BellroySlim wallets and everyday carry gear that fits in a jacket pocket.
GearPaid
Granted →
18CO
CotopaxiColorful, durable packs made from remnant fabric, for nomads who want gear with a story.
GearPaid
Granted →
19EA
Eagle CreekThe packing-cube brand that came back
GearPaid
Granted →
20MA
MatadorPackable travel gear that folds down small
GearPaid
Granted →
21MO
MonosDesign-forward luggage with a cult customer following
GearPaid
Granted →
22NO
NomaticModular bags for people who switch between city, gym, and airport in the same day.
GearPaid
Granted →
23ON
OneBag.comThe original one-bag-travel resource, no ads involved
GearFree
Granted →
24PA
Pack HackerThe independent review site that actually tests travel gear before recommending it.
GearFreemium
Granted →
25PE
Peak DesignCamera-ready travel bags for nomads who shoot content on the move.
GearPaid
Granted →
26WA
WANDRDWeatherproof daypacks and travel backpacks for outdoor-leaning nomads.
GearPaid
Granted →