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Timbuk2 Commute Messenger Bag
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- TPU liner for easy cleaning and keeping the elements out
- Imported
- Pockets: 10 interior slip, 1 interior zip, 3 exterior; Materials TPU liner for easy cleaning and keeping the elements out
- Removable, adjustable strap allows for multiple carry options
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From the manufacturer
A Great Bag Made Better
- Luggage Handle Passthrough
- Key Keeper Fob
Timbuk2 Commute Messenger Bag
The best classic laptop messenger bag for hauling your laptop, iPad, lunch and layers to class, the office or that meeting two timezones away
Your commute just got better. A front zipper and cross strap allow for increased accessibility and comfort on-the-go. This laptop messenger bag has external water bottle pockets and a silly amount of internal organization for pens, cords, and badges, and our beloved red key fob. Thou shall never dig for thy keys or be last through the security line again.
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| Commute Laptop Messenger (Small) | Commute Laptop Messenger (Medium) | Commute Laptop Messenger (Large) | Closer Laptop Briefcase | Command Laptop Messenger | |
| Max Device Size | 13" + 9" tablet | 15" + 9" tablet | 17" + 9" tablet | 13"(S), 15"(M) | 9" iPad + 13"(S), 15"(M), 17"(L) |
| Separate padded iPad sleeve | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - | ✓ |
| Luggage Handle Passthrough | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Water Bottle Pocket | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cross Strap for Bike Stability | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - | ✓ |
| # of pockets | 12 | 12 | 12 | 9 | 8 |
| Hook and Loop Silencer Strips | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Volume (L) | 11 L | 13 L | 15 L | 8L (S), 10L (M) | 18 (S), 22 (M), 26 (L) |
| Dimensions | 5.91" x 15.35" x 11.81" | 7.87" x 18.5" x 15.75" | 6.69" x 20.74" x 13.39" | 14.6” X 12.2” X 3.5” (S), 15.4” X 13” X 3.25” (M) | 5.12 x 16.93 x 13.58 (S), 5.12 x 17.13 x 14.37 (M), 5.91 x 18.5 x 15.35 (L) |
| Weight (lbs) | 2.2 lbs | 2.2 lbs | 2.8 lbs | 1.7 lbs (S), 2.2 lbs (Medium) | 2.6 lbs(S), 2.7 lbs(M), 2.7 lbs(L) |
About Us
Timbuk2 is a San Francisco original, founded 25 years ago by bike messenger Rob Honeycutt in a garage in the city's Mission District.
Since its inception in 1989, Timbuk2 has designed quality bags, packs, evolving from the original bike messenger company to a pioneer of made-in-America customization and one of the industry leader in forward-thinking, sustainable manufacturing.
The relentless drive to inspire urban mobility, enable individuality and promote responsibility has propelled Timbuk2 forward as it continues fusing passion and style to create durable, functional products informed by the company's longstanding cycling roots and today's vibrant city landscape.
Product description
Created in reaction to the rise of mighty TSA in American airports, our new commute laptop messenger bag is approaching perfection. Its laptop compartment unzips to lie flat so you don't have to remove your laptop at airport security, and its waterproof TPU flap keeps your gear dry in a drizzle. Additionally, this laptop messenger bag has external water bottle pockets and a silly amount of internal organization for Pens, mice, cords, and bades, and our beloved red key fob. Thou shall never dig for thy keys or be last through the security line again.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 7.87 x 18.5 x 15.75 inches; 2.3 Pounds
- Manufacturer recommended age : 36 months - 15 years
- Item model number : 208-4-2001
- Department : Unisex
- Date First Available : June 6, 2015
- Manufacturer : Timbuk2
- ASIN : B00S8RN2NY
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Best Sellers Rank:
#44,061 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
- #80 in Messenger Bags
- #25,016 in Outdoor Recreation (Sports & Outdoors)
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Customer reviews
Top reviews from the United States
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I was extremely dissapointed when I noticed the premature wear on the back of the bag and proceeded to initiate a warranty claim.
Once submitted, I received the email notification that I have to mail the old bag back and wait 4-6 weeks for the “repair”!!
I am just belown away. I have yet to meet another individual who has a backup $150 messenger bag while waiting 4-6 weeks for repairs.
I have emailed customer service for a solution and have not heard back. Not even, hey we got your email!
My business expectations and travel schedule care less about their environmentally conscious business model and I only care about a company that backs their products and offers a timely solution to their customers.
Just disappointing!
By Alex Cordova on July 19, 2018
I was extremely dissapointed when I noticed the premature wear on the back of the bag and proceeded to initiate a warranty claim.
Once submitted, I received the email notification that I have to mail the old bag back and wait 4-6 weeks for the “repair”!!
I am just belown away. I have yet to meet another individual who has a backup $150 messenger bag while waiting 4-6 weeks for repairs.
I have emailed customer service for a solution and have not heard back. Not even, hey we got your email!
My business expectations and travel schedule care less about their environmentally conscious business model and I only care about a company that backs their products and offers a timely solution to their customers.
Just disappointing!
By Robert A Sparkman on November 24, 2018
1.) Large Capacity: The Commute didn't not disappoint with its ability to hold all of the things I needed. I was shopping for a new messenger back mainly because I wanted something that could fit the basics (my laptop, folder, a book, etc.) and had the flexibility to fit additional items that I may pick up during the day (say, I decide to get a take-out burrito for lunch or stop by an office/supply/grocery store on the way home). All of previous bags could barely fit my basics, which I thought wasn't even much. This bag can fit the basics and more! I love how the space gives me the flexibility to bring unplanned purchases/work/etc. in the bag with ease. The inside also has two mesh slots for water bottles/timblers and an organizer pocket for your pens and other supplies. The bag's material is pretty strong and has been able to hold various weights.
2.) Water Resistance: it hasn't rained much this season, but the few times it has and I used this bag, my items remained dry and undamaged. So far it does seem to have a good resistance to water.
The main downside to this messenger bag is that the strap will surprisingly get loose at the weirdest times, like when I'm sitting in an Uber/Lyft and all of a sudden the clasp will get loose and the strap extends super fast. Then it's a real pain to have to refit/re-size the strap again. This is also sometime happen when I'm just walking. This strap loosening annoyance probably happens once or twice a month for me. But the strap is still made really well: the material feels high quality and it's wide (unlike most other bags) so it feels comfortable on your shoulder instead of that digging-into-your-skin feeling of thinner strap.
If/when I need a new messenger bag, I will definitely be buying this (or a newer model) again.
The new bag, a "Commute 2" and not custom (would've had a custom Commute made, but Timbuk2 apparently doesn't offer that option for the Commute any more) is just OK.
Sure, it's off-shore sewn, and not custom for me, but it is a bit different. Looks like there might be about the same space inside, but the internal zipper pocket isn't as nice as the old Commute's non-zipper completely flexible area. The laptop/tablet space has been divided up differently, and this bag's MORTAL SIN is elimination of the Napoleon pocket. I probably wouldn't have ordered, had I realized this Timbuk2 bag didn't have one. I used to rely on that.
The top handle is an easily-findable grab-handle, but the bottom handle is a lamentable flat fabric strap, sewn close enough that finding it in a trunk in the dark is a lot harder than it should be.
The rollerboard handle sleeve that lets you stack this bag on your roller is just a strap across the back, vs. a full-height sleeve on the older bag.
There seem to be fewer useful zippered and other pockets. I definitely liked the older Commute bag much better - everything quickly had a home in that older bag. This one, I've had to adapt to.
Keep in mind, that even with my gripes, this bag far outclasses most office-supply-store cordura bags. It's worth buying and waiting for. It's my third Timbuk2 bag, and they really do make pretty good stuff.
Just wish this one was as great as in days of old...
Top reviews from other countries
Far too big for a cyclists bag.
But still a good quality item, as with most Timbuk2 items.
It has many (bordering on infinite) useful compartments and the build quality seems to be very good.
Another plus the laptop compartment is a bit larger than the specifications say on their website and is big enough for my laptop which normally should not fit.
The only negative I have encountered is the shoulder strap which is a big uncomfortable but it is removable and I can imagine it easily being replaced by a better quality one.
All in all I'm very glad for ordering this bag.
Although it came from the states it was actually delivered ahead of schedule.




















