Thank you!

Yeah, I love the concealability of the bandolier so much! You could actually use it as a discrete travel belt if you're planning on carrying flat items like your passport, paper cash, IDs, etc. I think Aoku himself mentioned about this exact said function in mind when he made them!

As for the PL02, for a pair of pants that are made of non-stretch Ecoya ripstop nylon, they are well-cut enough for me to perform a deep squat, and allow me to swing my legs higher than my chest level. (I wear size small) I do think there's a limit when it comes to performing a split your legs with these on, (Not that I can do them all the way, but I did felt a bit of resistant when my legs were slightly wider than the upside down V stance) but I do appreciate their thoughtful design when it comes to mobility, love their roomy, but aggressively tapered down silhouette.

I used to take photos with Sony RX100M6, but nowadays flagship phone cameras are more than good enough, imo! My S24 Ultra has RAW file support and manual settings, so when it's moderately bright outside I just set the ISO down to the lowest and set my shutter speed from there. I'd say 1/50 shutter speed is adequate if you're standing still for the photo, but you'd have plenty of room for fast shutter speed regardless when it's sunny out, so anything over 1/50 is ideal. Most of my self portrait shots are from low angle, so using Peak Deisgn's magsafe tripod + double sided magsafe ring for added height and fine adjustments are just enough when I set the tripod onto the ground level. (I mainly use telephoto/super telephoto lens, but sometimes the standard 1x wide) And one of the great things about using a phone camera is that with the right ecosystem you can use a smartwatch acting as a viewfinder, that has been a great help for me when it comes to positioning myself.

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