Originally submitted at Timbuk2
Classic Messenger Bag with netbook, Kindle and iPad with Smart Cover protection.
Useful and practical bag
Pros: Comfortable Strap, Stylish, Rugged, Good Protection, Lots Of Pockets And Features
Cons: Not Weatherproof, Uncomfortable Strap, Velcro is noisy, No Handle
Best Uses: Commuting, Light Protection, Heavy Duty Protection
Describe Yourself: Stylish, Bargain Hunter, High-End Shopper, Practical
Primary use: Personal
I'm big on slingpack types of bags, but when you walk into a board room you look like a kid. So this bag suits me well for work purposes. It'd be good to have a handle at the top so I can carry it like a mini-briefcase.
In terms of size, it was smaller than I thought it would be, but there's enough volume to fit my lunch, a small drink box, and some fruit, as well as my Kindle and a notebook. There's a ton of pockets as well for your various knick knacks, although I'm sad there's no narrow pocket for a pen.
I wish the connector for the strap-to-bag wasn't so bulky. There's this tightening mechanism and a click connector which seems kind of redundant and take a fair bit of space. The main bag flap is a bit narrow compared to the width of the actual bag (there's maybe 1/2 inch open on each side, which means if it's pouring rain your stuff is going to get wet). But I'm just getting nitpicky at this point.. it's a good bag.
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