However, the “modular case” is “built to solve the needs of those that carry tech and other small gear,” so perhaps it’s best conceived as one part tech Dopp kit, one part notebook/writing utensil holder. There are lots of little pockets (and the mesh insert pictured above is awesome), but just one big pocket for an iPad or larger notebook.There are tons of loops for pens or cords, but most of them are too big for just one pen or pencil to securely stay put.So far there are two things I find wanting:

It’s easy to throw into a satchel or carry around on its own. It measures 8 x 11 inches and weighs 1.4 pounds-not light, but pretty compact for all it does. Here’s a closer look at some of the lines and zippers: The logo on the back is subtle and done well: You can see at the left that it’s got a collapsable carry handle, and a front pocket for a phone or notebook that you want to regularly reference.

There are more compartments than I have been able to use this first week of owning it, but I think that is sort of the point here: maximum versatility.

It’s the Everyday Carry for your Everyday Carry: the Mod Tablet 5 from This Is Ground.įirst thing I did when it arrived: I emptied out my pockets and satchel pouches and put my EDC into this suave, all-grown-up version of a Trapper Keeper.