TSA-compliant laptop portage meets urban sophistication.
Timbuk2 Command Laptop TSA-Friendly Messenger Bag
More Berlin than Berkeley, the Command is Timbuk2's most sophisticated and tec savvy bag. Built to ease your passage through airport security, the Command features a TSA compliant laptop sleeve that unzips to lie flat through the check point. The Command protects your intel with a high density, crater ventilated laptop sleeve and a separate, padded tablet pocket. Multiple organizer pockets keep your life together on the move and a Napolean side entry pocket offers access to the Command's interior without opening the messenger flap. A smooth oxford nylon exterior, a waterproof interior, and anodized aluminum hardware are the finishing touches on this smartly designed messenger bag.
Laptop/Tablet Features:
- TSA compliant laptop compartment unzips to lie flat for airport security. Note: some TSA folks may still ask you to remove one device before screening.
- High density foam laptop sleeve with crater holes for air circulation.
- Clever zipper placement along the laptop compartment enables you to grab the bag and go whether zipped or unzipped.
- Separate padded area for your iPad. Fits all iPad models with Smart Cover.
Organization Features:
- Color-coordinated three-zipper front organizer.
- Napoleon side entry pocket with zipper closure for easy in/out without touching the messenger flap.
- Internal organizer for pens, phones, and other small stuff.
Clever Extras:
- Luggage pass through for your wheeled suitcases.
- Two hook Velcro Silencers strips designed to fit loop Velcro on Timbuk2 messengers.
- Vista loop for attaching blinky bike lights.
Materials:
- Durable oxford nylon fabric feels smooth and has a subtle sheen.
- Anodized aluminum hardware for sophisticated look and quiet entry and exit.
- Waterproof TPU liner.
Fit:
- Classic Messenger fit
- True fit cam buckle for single-handed adjustments
- Coordinating Strap Pad included
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Such a HUGE improvement over the 2011 model!
I'm becoming such a Timbuk2 aficionado, I'm beginning to wonder if I have a problem. I'm changing laptop bags more frequently than my wife changes purses.
Anyway... owning the 2011 Command bag (as well as the original Commute, the Timbuk2 Commute 2.0, and Timbuk2 D-Lux messenger), I was going to pass up this bag, because of my collection, I was most disappointed with my Command.
Well, everything I disliked about last year's Command has been addressed this year, and it's now a favorite of mine. The laptop sleeve has been redesigned to actually protect a laptop now, and the addition of the tablet sleeve is brilliant.
The strange piecemeal interior holders have been replaced by a useful stitched-in pocket with more pockets, pouches, and holders. And finally, the strap has been replaced with infinitely more...
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Impressive. Im hooked.
I am rough on my bags. My office is at a power plant, and I travel constantly. I put a lot of abuse on my bags. I have worn out many, many, laptop bags, computer cases, and backpacks dragging them around with me to all of these locations. I finally resorted to using a military backpack that was specially made for the US Army Rangers to use in Afganistan, that one seems to hold up, but it lacks that 'professional' look. (professional soldier YES, but not professional desk jockey)
I had the chance to try this bag out and I must say I am impressed. While it has not been put through the ringer for months on end yet, I can tell right away this is MUCH better than the rest of the laptop cases and computer bags I have used in the past. It is thick and heavy, sturdy stitched, comfortable, and roomy. This thing is great.
Starting with the laptop pocket, yes it folds out so it will supposedly be TSA legal to put through the x-ray scanner at the airport, but tell...
Command Messenger 2012 comparative review
The Command Messenger 2012 seems to me to be an excellent EDC (Every Day Carrier) for students and business folks with a caveat for some depending on there every day needs.
I started carrying the last gen D-lux laptop messenger bondage in medium. Overall it was a great bag with lots of room. For example you could carry a gallon of water and there was still a little room left in the width of the bag, so it was able to carry quite a sufficient load. The whole interior was visibly lined with TPU, so you don't mind putting things like shoes or other "messy"items inside the bag as it cleans out very nicely. The laptop sleeve in the back was a bit lack luster and the hight of the bag did limit the laptops that you could carry without having them pop out of the top a little. Additionally he compression straps on the bottom were a nice touch when you were carrying a smaller load for the day. However the modular origination on the inside left something to be desired especially as...
Product Features :
- TSA compliant messenger bag with laptop and tablet friendly storage
- Laptop compartment unzips to lie flat for airport security
- Durable oxford nylon exterior; waterproof TPU liner; anodized aluminum hardware
- High density foam laptop sleeve with air circulation holes and separate padded area for tablet
- Three-zipper front organizer and internal organizer for small items; lifetime warranty
- Classic Messenger fit.
- Crater laptop sleeve: superior foam protection with twice the ventilation.
- Durable oxford nylon fabric feels smooth and has a subtle sheen.
- Fits all iPad models with Smart Cover (iPad, iPad 2, and new iPad)
- Improved TSA compliant external laptop compartment unzips and lies flat for going through security without removing your laptop.
- Waterproof TPU liner.
Rating : 4.4
List Price : $139.00
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