Burton Aperture Pack
Ideal for snowboarding shutterbugs, Burton’s cavernous Aperture Pack will swallow your camera gear and then some: it also features a padded laptop pocket and tripod/skateboard carry.
Ideal for snowboarding shutterbugs, Burton’s cavernous Aperture Pack will swallow your camera gear and then some: it also features a padded laptop pocket and tripod/skateboard carry.
Oakley’s O-Board Box is a two-fer, able to lug up to two snowboards (one w/bindings and one naked); it also includes five grip handles, sure-grip wheels and a boot compartment.
Saddleback Leather Co. is giving away a $347 Dark Coffee Brown Messenger Bag to a lucky TA reader. Update: this contest has concluded. Thanks to all who participated!
Booq’s Boa Flow M backpack is fully loaded: it features laptop and camera storage, YKK zippers, waterproof ballistic nylon, ergo straps, breathable back padding and side pockets.
Weighing just 3 1/4 lbs, this Backpack Telescope is ideal for long hikes in search of perfect stargazing spots: it includes a padded nylon pack, 70mm refractor, and 19′ tripod.
Let’s cut to the chase with the Heritage Grip Bag: rope is dope again with antique silver metal hardware and a distressed Puma logo giving this rugged PU bag a slick vintage flavor.
Hard Graft’s U MacBook Sleeve is a sleeve and then some: besides a wool felt shell (from 13″-17″), it features a large leather pocket with space for a cellphone and a small notebook.
Timbuk2’s bike-friendly bags expand to netbooks with the T-Pack; built specifically for 10″ or under laptops, it features air mesh padding, a ballistic nylon and a power brick pocket.
Sure, Paul Smith’s Speedometer Flight Bag is bit tacky, but auto enthusiasts will go zero to credit card in 1 second; trimmed with leather, it’s inspired by classic 60s/70s car gauges.
Hard Graft’s versatile 6-in-1 2UNFOLD bag gets a sleek steel grey colorway for 2009; it’s made out of Italian veg-tan leather but otherwise is as awesome as the original.
Made with neatsfoot oiled leather, Chris Lee’s Triangle Coin Pouch is simultaneously affordable, functional and stylish; two snap closures allow access on either side; optional engraving.
Hlaska is making waves with their latest Oceanist Collection; from the smaller Postal Messenger to the spacious Duffle, each sports rugged waxwear, leather accents and twist-locks.
Inspired by author and naturalist John Muir, KZO’s Alpine Backpack is made for hikers and bicyclists; it’s a fully-lined wool and leather bag with waterproof zippers and silver metal clips.
Short for “Tactical Holds Everything,” T.H.E. Wallet Jr. sports divided full-length areas, non-glare ID windows, 1000D Cordura and Shark-Bite, a highly durable and noiseless closure.
Geek Stuff 4 U complements its NES case with an equally geeky Pac-Man Card Case; available in two styles, or pick goes to Type I for emulating an sit-down style arcade cabinet.
Nau’s Motil Commuter bag is a refined blend of sustainability and performance; it’s made with a 500 denier, water-repellent recycled polyester shell that’s able to haul a 17″ laptop.
It won’t turn you into a TMNT, but Oakley’s Hardshell Backpack is a step away from being armored with removable (and customizable) hardshell panels and a padded laptop area.
Made with wood handles and lined with silk brocade, each Palmer and Sons leather bag is a work of art; metal rivets and veg-tanned leather further reinforce its handmade origins.
Incase’s Paul Rodriguez Skate Pack kills two birds with one stone: it’s both skate- and laptop-friendly with a reinforced notebook compartment, multiple gadget pockets and padded back.
Dunhill’s Heist Traveller collection is finally available: a modern take on the classic Traveller line, it features rubberized black leather with black cotton drill and gunmetal hardware.
Saddleback Leather Company’s products will last longer than you: each bag, briefcase and wallet comes with a 100 year warranty and is made from full grain leather. Thanks, Ron!
Nau’s Fluent Stash is a modern version of the toiletry bag, updated to carry not only grooming essentials but gadgets and gizmos; it sports three stash pockets and a zip mesh pocket.
Designed to last for life, Ernest Alexander’s utility bags have an honest style that befits their origins: they’re made in New York’s garment district with local materials. Thanks, Jason!
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