 Buy an Intel NUC barebones PC and get a limited edition t-shirt and in-game items for Planet Side 2. Click now to learn more. Welcome to a bit of an unconventional unboxing. Rather than unpacking or unboxing the product, I'm actually wearing the product already, which is the Travel Vest for Men and the Performance T-shirt from Scott Evest. This is actually a suggestion from Edzel. One of the employees here at Linus Media Group that we check out these products because they're kind of for tech heads who carry around a lot of electronics with them. So this is what I look like. Probably the only thing about this product I'm a little bit dubious or that I'm a little bit skeptical about is carrying the fact that it says you can carry a water bottle in it and still have it look not bulgy. I think the water bottle is a bit of a stretch. So now I'm starting to look a little bit more normal, I think, without that water bottle. So there we go, guys. I am going to unpack all of the electronics and stuff that I have in this vest and this t-shirt. I'm going to put it all on the table and y'all are going to be pretty impressed, I think. So first of all, in the back, there is a large pocket that you can put pretty much whatever you want in. So we use this as a place to put, ah yes, a notepad and paper just in case you want to use that archaic technology, although you can actually fit more stuff than that in there. In the front, there's large pockets in each breast, so we've got a Bluetooth keyboard just in case you need one of those, as well as a 2 amp wall wart for charging USB powered devices. And then that pretty much does it for the outside. However, there is one kind of cool feature here. So that is, ah yes, there you go, your key attached to a nice little stretchy cord here. You can remove this from here, you can stuff it back in there, whatever you prefer. And then the pocket on the other side, I don't think we actually put anything in there. No, we didn't. So we missed a pocket. I'm very, very sorry for that. Man, there's 24 pockets in this thing. And let's go ahead and reveal where the magic happens. So starting on this side, we have a phone or MP3 player pocket. So we've got a Motorola Moto X in there. We have a zipper pocket over here that is optimized for something like, ah yes, sunglasses. All right. Let's go ahead and then they've also got, aha, your own cleaner that has a map of where all of the pockets are in the vest. So it's made from a light breathable material. It's got a Teflon coating on the outside, so it's stain and water resistant. So it is actually an article of clothing that you might reasonably be expected to wear besides being able to carry all this stuff in it. It's not cheap. It's around $120 for the vest. And then they've got lots of other similarly priced stuff on their website. And here, this is the pocket optimized camera. So we put a light meter in there in order to simulate what a camera might look like. There's also, ah yes, right there, a separate pocket for your SD card or your other flash card. So that's right there in the pocket camera. Then that's it for the pocket camera. I think there's that's it for this side. Yeah, there we go. All right. So, oh yes, this is, oh no, there's a pen. I can't even remember all the stuff we put in here. All right. So there's some cable management spots here. So you can actually run headphones using their personal area network or a pan system in order to have them just kind of sit and be pretty much embedded in the clothing. On the other side, we find the other end of where we've actually hooked up the pen. So you can see there's loops that you can run all the wires through. There's actually little hidden spots that you can run them through as well. If you want to be a little bit more fancy about it. So you can see there's another one right here. So you can run things right in the clothing, but we did this pretty quickly. We've got another phone in a pocket right here. So I'm going to go ahead and unplug that. It should be noted that this material is designed so you can actually use the device through it. So here we can do a quick demo of that. There we go. All right. So they want you to be able to, you know, quickly actually look at things. So that's pretty cool. If you had something like a Moto X that has voice control, even when it's in standby, you go, okay, Google now. You can actually go touch it. All right. This is where things start to get really impressive. I bet you guys did not notice that I was carrying a full size 10 inch tablet in my article of clothing. And then there's also some other little pockets in here. So you've got some wire management. You've got their personal area network stuff in there as well. Another pen pocket over here on this side, little ID pockets. So if you have to show your ID to anyone, you don't even have necessarily have to take it out of your vest. Great for traveling. One of their suggested uses for this, for this thing is to just take it off at checkpoints at the airport and then you're ready to rock. You just throw that in the thing and it's got all of your stuff in it already. I can't even remember how to get at the USB drive pocket. Oh yeah, here it is. All right. So the USB drive pocket is over here in this corner. So you can throw a USB drive or any other similarly small little piece of electronic doodadness and then I think, oh, okay. There's my ID. I think we're getting pretty close to the end of this one, except, oh yeah, there is another breast pocket and I even had a, not that, okay, it's not legal to carry these concealed and you normally wouldn't do that, but there's a baton in here as well. So there's another thing we had stored in it. They have a conceal and carry whatever. If you have a permit, they have gun compatible devices or I don't even know what to call this thing, gun compatible clothing as well. So there you go. So I got all of that in the vest that I was wearing before that, you know, with the weight management system that they implement. So they, okay, they call it no bulge technology. So it's designed to not look that much bulkier even when you have all that stuff in it. And I think it works reasonably well. They've also got what they're calling their weight distribution system where they distribute the pockets so that it doesn't feel like one side is just being pulled on as long as you populate it somewhat evenly. And it does seem to work. With that said, with this much weight and stuff in it, when you're running around or anything like that, the vest does tend to jump a bit, you know, and there is some additional weight to it, but at least it's well balanced. So let's go ahead and take the vest off. And that leaves us with the performance t-shirt. Honestly, something like this is probably more up my alley where it feels a bit more, a bit more natural. It just kind of looks like a t-shirt other than the fact that of course it has hidden pockets. So down here I have concealed a card reader as well as a portable wireless media storage device so this will allow me to beam content to a tablet or phone of which I am carrying several. I also have yet another phone concealed in my, see another pan, so that's in the t-shirt as well. So your earbuds are ready to go at a moment's notice. And I have yet another phone inside here. So I have an HTC One Mini in this pocket up here in the shoulder. And that my friends is finally it. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and I don't know, I like, would you even call this an unboxing? I don't know. Of the men's travel vest from Scott Evest as well as the performance t-shirt, which is made out of kind of a lightweight dry fit material. So it should be moisture wicking. It's quite breathable, quite comfortable. Let me just see if there's anything that I missed. So I talked about no bulbs, the weight management system. Oh yeah, available in a variety of colors. I asked for black because I'm a very boring person and there you have it guys. Not cheap, but definitely very cool. So I'll move anything that wasn't being held up by the clothing. There we go. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips from our unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. Like the video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it and leave a comment. Let us know what you think about this and other sort of, you know, electronic lifestyle friendly clothing. I actually recently got an Nvidia hoodie at an event that I was at. And one of the things that I liked about this was that all of the pockets are actually accessible and all the zippers work. So my Nvidia hoodie has a pocket here that there's no physical way to use both of your hands to access it. So it wasn't actually very useful. So this one, it seems very, very well thought out.