My Review of Commute 2.0 Messenger

Originally submitted at Timbuk2

An updated Commute that's TSA-compliant.


Even better than V1.0!

By Andrew from Indianapolis, IN on 4/3/2010

 

4out of 5

Pros: Attractive, High Quality, Good Organization, Good Strap Length, Enough Compartments, Great Color, Easy Access

Best Uses: Everyday

Describe Yourself: Career, Modern

As an IT Architect I carry my office with me. I need a bag that holds the gear, allows easy access and has the durability to handle whatever I put it through (construction site to board room). The Timbuk2 line of bags have always out performed the competition and have proven their value time and time again.

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