It isn't an option, but can I vote for "avoiding the Doha airport with your Tom Bihn bag"?
Original designs. Made in the U.S.A.
Hand-wash and line dry a TOM BIHN Cafe Bag
Demonstrate the Q-AM Shoulder Strap
Demonstrate using a Convertible Packing Cube
A tour of the Empire Builder
Packing a suit in the Aeronaut or Tri-Star
It isn't an option, but can I vote for "avoiding the Doha airport with your Tom Bihn bag"?
Western Flyer (crimsom) with Absolute strap, Zephyr (black), Medium Cafe Bag (steel and olive), Shop Bag (solar), Large Cafe bag (navy and cayenne), Tristar (steel and solar), Tristar (indigo and solar, for husband) and more miscellaneous packing cubes, pouches, etc. than you can shake a stick at.
hi folks,
looks like the votes are in...
coming soon to a youtube near you...
a video demonstrating packing a suit in the aeronaut!
-m
Maverick, when do we get to find out what your vote was?
Thanks Maverick! :)
I can't wait, guess what my vote was?
hi folks,
sorry this took a little time.
here is the video demonstrating how to carry a suit in the aeronaut.
-m
One of the best video from Maverick!
Maverick what brand and fabric is your suit? It looks stylish but not stuffy.
Very nice, thanks for posting. That was a great way to get a sense of what the Aeronaut can do in practical terms. I have to say, that Eaglecreek bag is nice, which makes me wonder what Tom will be doing for 2010. I imagine the TB Garment Bag will be in Dyneema. It's going to be a neat item to see what Tom has in store for the garment bag trade. I'm looking forward to it.
Bags: Super Ego (Black/indigo w/cork seatbelt); Aeronaut (Crimson/Steel); 2 Medium Cafe Bags (Navy/Cayenne, Linen/Olive), w/an Ultrasuede Shoulder Strap Wrap; Large Cafe Bag (Cocoa/Wasabi) w/Absolute Strap; Imago (sadly lost to hazmat); a Brain Cell w/ another Strap Wrap; and a Shop Bag (Steel). Accessories: Bunches and bunches.
Wanted: Zephyr or Empire Builder. " ...all [that] you have to depend on is yourself and your luggage." - The Luggage Salesman (Joe Versus the Volcano)
Wow! Impressive video.
A few questions about it:
1: Were you using the Eagle Creek Pack-It Garment Sleeve (Item EC-40462)?
2: How easy is it to unpack/get the wrinkles out of the suit once you get to the hotel?
3: What kind of wooden shoe trees were you using in that video?
4: Do you think you still had room for items in the Aeronaut's zip-flap over the main compartment? Could you have put your 3-1-1 Clear Organizer Cube in there?
I could not resist asking. Thanks for the informative video.