c0urt

the one you made yourself.

Meepers

court where did you get your materials? online, local? and did you use nylon thread? and what did you use for your strap? my "prototype" strap was ok, but i want to make a better one. that and i am still working on my sewing skill.

NickWhip

I found my timbuk2 at a t.j. maxx for 40 bucks. Carries all my stuff, keeps it dry, and was easy to customize.

Cynikal 

End of thread. I usually don't get too excited about bags but that one I would.

kikstartmyheart

Burro Bags, awesome local company from Jacksonville, FL.

https://burrobags.blogspot.com/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/burrobags/

qmsdc15

Brooks Barbican

TheRealNicola

I just got the crumpler mahoubar, got it a few days ago. Today hauled down some wheels to lbs. I like it, my messenger bag couldnt do that.

adriano 

thats what ive got too. with options like the mahoubar, it seems laughable that so many still use shoulder bags.

iwegian

i have an old pedros bag. yellow with old inner tube on the flap

riff

PAC designs ultimate. Chrome metropolis for smaller stuff.

brandonspeck

Seagull large.
It's just the right size, love the strap design. Wish I would have opted for more options though.

kcirick

Bailey Works SuperPro

It's good for just about everything you need to do

BENNOCKSIT

Chrome.

Saberhead

Yeah I know that will be weird getting used to. Should be here in a couple days, Im pretty stoked.

I didnt know Chrome had a sale bin on their website. They're selling the Metropolis Camo one for 80 bucks or something, wish that had been there a year ago

jim-bob

People got buy without quick-release straps for years and years and years, I think you'll be fine. On the other hand, you won't be able to whack yourself in the head with the big stupid seatbelt buckle, so Chrome's got that going for them at least.

Larzon

got a nice Bagaboo Bag made from a nice messenger guy in budapest. top notch bag, with full customizing options and cheaper than chrome and stuff.

Tomity

BagJack handmade in Berlin

Saberhead

ha, yeah I cant tell you how many times Ive done that.

jim-bob

Tomity!

I thought you'd be using a Zo.

topo

Baileyworks SuperPro XL
https://www.baileyworks.com/
Use it on all my trips. Seriously holds a ton.
Very comfortable. Bombproof. Waterproof.
You can reverse the strap if you want.

jim-bob

Bailey does really nice work, and every detail is completely thought out. I dig 'em.

Rob1900

Ive been using my Volcom for work for just over 2 years now, good as new (except for the scratches and scuffs)

monkeywithacold

Citizen. I won't play the elitist card by saying I have had it for years before they were popular, I have only had it about a year and a half. I like it a lot, but it can be sorta uncomfy on my back if I have pointy objects like a camera, or not enough objects to really fill the bag up (like when I just have a water bottle and a book, which is often).

With that said, I would like a nice smaller bag, for when I only have a few small things. Suggestions? (something not Chrome)

NewJerseyKer

I used to use chrombags and Vaya bag which is a custom made

and now I found a cool Korean bag by Liful.

print

I have an Under The Weather "Flyaway" Their bags are awesome. So much storage, no rain leakage, plus you can pick any colors you want down to the thread and even velcro color. I spent some time looking at reviews and trying out some of my friends bags and it came down to Under The Weather or Seagull, they offered the best amount of space for the size, are really well made, completely customizable, and are reasonably priced. The UTW also has these straps that will allow you to hold objects that are larger than the interior space, which has come in handy many times.


check out their site: www.under-the-weather.ca