“The Checkpoint Flyer is the new generation in notebook bags for frequent flyers and is highly recommended to anyone that flies commercial airlines a lot. I especially like the fact that the notebook section can be detatched and used as a mini-case and that it can be swapped for different sizes as your notebook needs change. Tom Bihn has always produced excellent build quality, craftsmanship and their materials are all top notch. The splash-proof zippers are an especially nice addition.” – Read the full review (including more pictures.)

“About a month ago another package arrived from Tom Bihn; their Convertible Packing Cube/Backpack. I’ve used this little gem on three trips since, and its extraordinarily useful. The idea is simple. Tom has combined his “Large Packing Cube” with an “End Pocket,” and added some shoulder straps. The result is a small daypack and a dual-size packing cube.”

“Coming back through Brussels AIrport the other day I bought some very heavy Belgian Beer. I whipped this pack out from my Aeronaut and in went the beer, saving my hands on that long trek to the gate.” Read the entire review at the Gadgeteer.

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“The Ristretto is a fashionable, slim, and completely functional bag that allows me to carry the MacBook Air and other peripherals without adding a ton of unnecessary bulk. As always, I appreciate and admire the fact that this bag (and all other Tom Bihn products, for that matter) are made in their Seattle, Washington, U.S.A, by people who are earning a living wage. Love’s it!” Read the full review at Gear Diary. Or, go directly to the Ristretto.