Week of 8 July, 2007 - 00:00 to 14 July, 2007 - 23:59
97° in Seattle
Riley is feeling the heat! He's attempting to cool off in our Seattle store.
darcy | 11 July 2007 4:51 pm | Our company |
Judie Hughes Review of the Zephyr
The Tom Bihn Zephyr Briefcase & Accessories Review at Gear Diary
Published by Judie Lipsett Hughes July 9th, 2007 "Realize that I had never reviewed the Empire Builder bag, so I had never seen the clever filing system Tom Bihn utilizes. On either side of the bag, there are 0.5″ bumpers which have been sewn in. These bumpers catch the special hook on each side of the three dividers, so it’s like the inverse of a hanging file: the dividers can easily slide wherever needed in the compartment to keep files crisp and undamaged, or they can simply be removed. This is one of the coolest specialized features I have ever seen in any bag. Read On...
Published by Judie Lipsett Hughes July 9th, 2007 "Realize that I had never reviewed the Empire Builder bag, so I had never seen the clever filing system Tom Bihn utilizes. On either side of the bag, there are 0.5″ bumpers which have been sewn in. These bumpers catch the special hook on each side of the three dividers, so it’s like the inverse of a hanging file: the dividers can easily slide wherever needed in the compartment to keep files crisp and undamaged, or they can simply be removed. This is one of the coolest specialized features I have ever seen in any bag. Read On...
darcy | 11 July 2007 2:30 pm | Product reviews |
Passport Pouch featured at NWsource
Don't leave home without a Tom Bihn passport holder
Keep your most important document safe in one of the local designer's most useful travel items By Kathy Schultz
NWsource shopping columnist "One of my favorite travel books is P.J. O'Rourke's "Holidays in Hell." O'Rourke travels through – well, let's just say they're destinations you won't find in glossy travel magazines. At one point he is asked, in heavily accented English, for his "pisspot." It made me very aware that this important document should always be kept close at hand – and one should be flexible in translating requests for it." Read on......
Keep your most important document safe in one of the local designer's most useful travel items By Kathy Schultz
NWsource shopping columnist "One of my favorite travel books is P.J. O'Rourke's "Holidays in Hell." O'Rourke travels through – well, let's just say they're destinations you won't find in glossy travel magazines. At one point he is asked, in heavily accented English, for his "pisspot." It made me very aware that this important document should always be kept close at hand – and one should be flexible in translating requests for it." Read on......
darcy | 11 July 2007 2:20 pm | Product reviews |
NotebookReview.com Review of the Zephyr Briefcase
Tom Bihn Zephyr Briefcase Review
Submitted by SarahM on Tuesday, July 10, 2007 Excerpt:
"The Zephyr briefcase is a great bag for carrying and protecting a laptop. Being a person that worries about the little things, I took comfort in knowing that my laptop was secure in multiple layers of protection. The numerous pockets on the outside and inside of the bag lived up to the advertisement, “Big On Organization.” I like having everything in its place, digging around for change or a pen at the bottom of a backpack or large purse is often frustrating. Even when I loaded it up with my laptop, power cord, mouse, purse, paperwork, and a large novel, it didn’t feel too bulky. And thanks to the Absolute Shoulder strap it didn’t hurt my shoulder like my old backpack use to. No more strap marks!" Read the full review.
Submitted by SarahM on Tuesday, July 10, 2007 Excerpt:
"The Zephyr briefcase is a great bag for carrying and protecting a laptop. Being a person that worries about the little things, I took comfort in knowing that my laptop was secure in multiple layers of protection. The numerous pockets on the outside and inside of the bag lived up to the advertisement, “Big On Organization.” I like having everything in its place, digging around for change or a pen at the bottom of a backpack or large purse is often frustrating. Even when I loaded it up with my laptop, power cord, mouse, purse, paperwork, and a large novel, it didn’t feel too bulky. And thanks to the Absolute Shoulder strap it didn’t hurt my shoulder like my old backpack use to. No more strap marks!" Read the full review.
darcy | 10 July 2007 10:54 am | Product reviews |
A Review of the Q-AM Shoulder Strap
"I began to think about returning the Q-AM. I was worried about the material used in the shoulder padding - it's pretty slick, and slides easily along your shoulder/over clothing. What's the point in having this cool bag if it's always falling on the ground?
Ahh... but then I actually followed directions. When I started wearing the Q-AM the way it was designed (cross body, over left shoulder, bag on right), it all made sense. The "slick" material makes it easy to maneuver the bag around and get to its contents. And cinching up the strap, pulling the ID close to my back makes it as comfortable as a backpack."
-- Posted by kengreen in the TOM BIHN Forums. Click here to read the full review.
-- Posted by kengreen in the TOM BIHN Forums. Click here to read the full review.
darcy | 9 July 2007 2:51 pm | Product reviews |
Further Comments on the iPhone and the Mini Organizer Pouch
"Saturday, while preparing to take the iPhone on it's first trip into the wild, I was looking for something to put it in. By chance, I grabbed a Mini Organizer Pouch from Tom Bihn that was on my desk. It was a perfect fit for the iPhone. It also has enough space to hold the headphone adapter (borrowed from my old iPod Shuffle water resistant case), which makes it good for taking along in the car. Anyway, if you're looking for a not-so-traditional case for your iPhone, check out the Tom Bihn Mini Organizer Pouch. And yes, that's my iPhone in the photos. (http://www.tombihn.com/blog/node/338)"
-- From the m3 News 'Blog
-- From the m3 News 'Blog
darcy | 9 July 2007 2:42 pm | Customer feedback |
