BumBakPak Hamptons Hybrid Messenger-Backpack Laptop Bag Obsidian Black Medium |
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Product Description
Messenger + backpack + laptop protection = BBP Hybrid Bags. BBP's Urbanomic (urban + ergonomic) designed bags feature the revolutionary Bak2Pak carrying system that lets you convert from ergonomic dual strap backpack to a single strap messenger bag. The Hamptons style is multi-functional with a hipster edge. Three usable pockets for all those things you have to carry but couldn't with your old tired bag. Fits the Macbook & MacBook Pro 15. Fits most slimmer 15.4" PCs. Bag Dimensions 16.5"L x 14"H x 6"D. Laptop Compartment Dimensions 14.4"L x 10.5"W x1.5"D
Product Details
- Size: M
- Color: Obsidian Black
- Brand: BBP Bags
- Released on: 2006-11-01
- Dimensions: 14.00" h x 5.50" w x 16.50" l, .91 pounds
Features
- Award winning ergonomic design - Laptop Magazine's Editor Choice
- Bak2Pak Carrying System converts between ergonomic low riding backpack with Lumbar Bum Pads and convenient single strap
- Top-loading laptop compartment with heavy duty padding and snugfit adjusters to zip through airport security
- Tons of pockets to store all your Gadgets - Cell phone MP3 player PDA Power cords Cables Etc
- Additional features include Luggage handle pass-through Umbrella/newspaper holder
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Mac.EvangelistI love it. The bag is high quality, looks cool, and has all the features I was looking for. It has a total of 13 pockets plus the main compartment and the compartment for your laptop. Just wanted to point that out because someone mentioned that this bag doesn't have enough pockets for him.If you don't use it as a backpack, the overhanging end of the shoulder strap does look funny, but it doesn't bother me at all.Another thing I wanted to point out is the zipper on the computer compartment. I have the same kind of zipper on my backpack that I use when I mountain bike. It has been through rain and mud and has not let any water in. I feel much better about it than a regular zipper that most of the other cases have.In short, I'm glad I bought this bag after looking at Timbuk2, Crumpler, Chrome, and other brands. And yes, I would buy it again.
Excellent bag!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Andrew KrajnikI've been searching for a while to find the ideal work bag/briefcase. I live in Tokyo and have a 2.5+ hour round trip commute, including subways, taxis, and 25 minutes of walking. I pack my lunch, and also workout during lunch hour, so I needed a bag that could carry my laptop, a small sandwich lunch bag, and clean workout clothes, in addition to various work-, computer-, and commute-related accessories (ipod, paperback novel, mouse, network cable, pens/pencils, calculator, eyeglass case, etc.).I'm happy to say that I finally found a bag that not only fits the bill, but is very comfortable to carry. My old attache-style laptop bag was not only too small for my purposes (meaning I had to carry extra stuff with me), but also could only be carried on one shoulder. The BBP design gives me the option of carrying it messenger-style, but really shines when converted to the low-slung "Bum Back Pack". The straps are easily adjustable, too, so I can leave them long for increased ease of slinging it on and off my shoulders, but once it's on, I can cinch it tighter for those last-minute rushes to catch a train. I personally don't have any issues with the bag banging against my back when walking, and I seldom use the chest- or waist-straps. (If you have the bag slung too low on your body, I could see this becoming an issue.)As for space and pockets, it's very roomy, with quite a few pockets for organizing your gear. If I had to pick one thing to improve, I'd ask for just a few more pockets. While the current arrangement is adequate for all of my stuff (and I have quite a lot of stuff crammed in there), a couple more pockets/pouches in the second-to-largest compartment would be welcome for organizing my things.Construction is very sturdy, and appears capable of holding up to quite a bit of abuse. (I've only been using the bag for a short time, so that's about all I can say regarding durability.)Overall, this bag is the best mix of comfort, fit, form, and function that I've found to date, and much less expensive than some of the others I've used. I can now fit everything I need into one roomy, well-organized bag that gives me multiple carrying options, and fits comfortably on my shoulders for the long commute.The best laptop/work bag I've found so far
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Rohit SharmaThis bag totally rocks for what I use it for: a 30 minute walk to work with my laptop, a sort-of professional look while I'm around the office, and travel.For travel, the outer laptop compartment makes me cry tears of joy every time I'm at the security checkpoint. When I'm around the office, the messenger-style strap looks way more presentable than a backpack. And yet, I can walk for miles with this thing all loaded up and not break my back.Only possible drawback? Hey, it's no stylin' Gucci bag or anything. It's a workhorse that looks like a workhorse.But whatever. I'm so happy just writing this review I'm gonna go use it right now.
Great for walking, work, and travel
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