Or close enough. This bag is fantastic though. I've had it for half a year and have taken it on many trips. It holds more stuff than I ever wanted to bring, doesn't rip, has zipper pulls that don't get caught, and has the niftiest laptop holder. Yeah, I just said that.
It's a good bag. To test it out I stuck a kid in it and hauled him around the house just to get the feel of things. The straps are probably one of the best features I've seen on a bag. Very easy to adjust for people of all sizes, attached with nylon webbing so they can move around farther, and they come with a removable sternum strap.
I'm planning on taking it traveling with me in a few months and know it will stand the use. The only thing some people seem to be asking is if it is waterproof. Water resistant, definitely. The inside is, I think, pvc liner, and when you velcro the inside of the bag, pull down the top flap, and buckle the main strap, yes, it's water resistant. Rain probably won't get into your bag. I just took it for a weekend trip to San Francisco, and all my things were fine. If you were planning on taking it white water rafting or on some type of water excursion, no, it's not water proof, bring dry sacks.
It's a good bag. To test it out I stuck a kid in it and hauled him around the house just to get the feel of things. The straps are probably one of the best features I've seen on a bag. Very easy to adjust for people of all sizes, attached with nylon webbing so they can move around farther, and they come with a removable sternum strap.
I'm planning on taking it traveling with me in a few months and know it will stand the use. The only thing some people seem to be asking is if it is waterproof. Water resistant, definitely. The inside is, I think, pvc liner, and when you velcro the inside of the bag, pull down the top flap, and buckle the main strap, yes, it's water resistant. Rain probably won't get into your bag. I just took it for a weekend trip to San Francisco, and all my things were fine. If you were planning on taking it white water rafting or on some type of water excursion, no, it's not water proof, bring dry sacks.
Product Description
The ber-backpack for your laptop and kitchen sink.
Features
- polyester
- Custom-fit strap design for a truer, more comfortable fit.
- Expands from 26L to 35L when you need extra capacity Padded, low profile internal laptop compartment for full protection without the bulk
- Timbuk2's trademarked Swing Around Access; grab your laptop without taking off your pack. Paired velcro loops to secure your helmet/headphones
- Front organizer pockets fit must have accessories Fine weave ballistic with the Timbuk2 color and durability you would expect.
- On-strap bottle opener for party tricks and quick refreshmen Vista loop for 'blinky' bike light attachment.
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