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bmthom.gis
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I like Timbuk2 stuff. I have a messenger bag for bikey things around the city, and the wife bought me a Tuck Pack for work and traveling (she did a custom design on it). Very different purposes, and I like both of them a lot! I use my Tuck Pack almost daily when I drive to work, and as carry on when I fly.

The messenger bag doesn't see a whole lot of use these days, but it is certainly big enough to take on an overnight trip somewhere. I had originally gotten it bc the wife used to work within biking distance of my work and I would often ride with her and bike over to my office. Those days are sadly over, and I would no longer call her office bikeable (I could still do it, but would save no time over just riding from the house).

I likely won't get different brands when it comes to backpacks and bags, I find their prices reflect their quality. I admit the straps on my Tuck Pack seem light, but there is also a lifetime warranty on all of their products.

Call me a fanboy if you will! The upside is that ever since The Better Half wandered into a Timbuk2 store on a business trip (none around me at all), she came home and said anytime I want or need a bag, as long as we aren't talking stupid expensive, the price is worth it

Glad you like yours so far!
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