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more about #timbuk2 more comments → johncon3: I'll take my Zune HD over the iPod Touch any day of the week. Was on a Trip to London last week, the guy next to me had a iTouch, his battery died af... more » dragon:ONE: *ahem* John, what about Windows Mobile users? We have to use tethering as well... such as WMWifiRouter, which is, of course, paid software. more » Segador: My Kindle is my constant traveling companion. Having a couple dozen books with me in a lightweight, compact form is fantastic. more » AqueousBeef: Don't bother getting it in medium. Laptop+book+hoody=stuffed beyond capacity. more » AaronC-T: That messenger bag's legit. I want. more » ohjohnsmall001: I can just see the whole security line come to a halt with the first utterance of "meth..." game over. And I agree w/sedagive... TSA compliant doesn'... more » Wburg: My dad has used one of those privacy screens ever since somebody sitting next to him on a plane asked him about something in an e-mail he was reading. more » SEDAGIVE?!: That bag may be TSA compliant, but in my experience TSA agents don't have a clue what is and isn't TSA compliant and will make you take your laptop ou... more » Nathan Obbards: Timbuk2 bags are amazing. That's one of the best gifts you can give and should last at least 10 years minimum. more » ursa: Laptop screens are useful if you are dealing with sensitive information. Many folks I work with have them if they have access to/work with customer o... more » otko: A nice gift certificate from the Paper Street Soap Company ought to be according Or an Ambien prescription more » B1663R: Holy Snappin' assholes!!! $120 bucks for a backpack!!!! should have bought a heys for half the price http://shop.heys.ca/SearchResults.asp?Cat=22 C... more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Wet umbrella in your backpack? I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that. What about weight Wilson? I ditched my old laptop bag and spent some more... more » nutbastard: "This may be me letting practicality get in the way of good style sense" when did function start taking a backseat to style? whenever it happened, it... more » Jesus Diaz: WILSON ROTHMAN IS HOT! more » -
#giftguide
Travel Gifts For People Who Sleep On Airplanes More Than In Beds
There's a certain type of person for whom airports and airplanes cease to be novel, and start to feel like home. This is depressing, on many levels! Which is why these people need gifts. Lots and lots of gifts. More » -
#review
Timbuk2 HAL Backpack Review: Pockets for Laptops (and Contraband)
I'm pretty square, fashion-wise. I own few intentionally ironic t-shirts, and fewer skinny jeans. Buchanan bags on my style choices regularly. That's why, when he ordered me to ditch my old backpack, I picked Timbuk2's new HAL. More » -
#bags
Timbuk2's Hemlock and Q Backpacks Have Swing Around Easy Access to Your Laptop
I haven't carried a Boy Scout backpack in years, but the laptop feature in Timbuk2's latest sounds great: The sleeve is sideloading, meaning you can pull out your laptop without busting open your whole bag and spilling crap everywhere. More » -
#bags
Timbuk2 Commute 2.0 Bag Slips Your Laptop Through Airport Security Checkpoints
Timbuk2's Commute is my main bag, with the separate laptop compartment making airport security breezy—version 2.0 goes TSA compliant, so you don't have to pull your laptop out at all. Pricey at $120, like all Timbuk2 bags. [Timbuk2] -
#macbookair
Lightning Review: Timbuk2 MacBook Air 'Steve Sleeve'
The Gadget: It may be seven months late to the party, but Timbuk2's Steve Sleeve is the latest MacBook Air sleeve to fashion itself in the likeness of a manila folder. More » -
