| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 28.27 x 15.98 x 12.6 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 5.42 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Brand Name | Timbuk2 |
| Color | Carbon |
| Suggested Users | unisex |
| Manufacturer | Timbuk2 |
| Part Number | 531-6-2226 |
| Model Year | 2014 |
| Style | Timbuk2 Full Cycle Twill Aviator Wheeled Pack |
| Size | Large |
| Capacity | 66 Liters |
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I'm disappointed.
Love this bag. Kind of awkward to use though. It is well made, but stowing and using the shoulder straps is an awkward process.Update: I've revised my original opinion far FAR downward. The bag completely imploded internally on its second use. I thought "no problem, there's a lifetime warranty". TIMBUK2 claims that this is accidental damage that isn't covered...caused by use on an airplane...in bag named "AVIATOR"!??!? They offered 50% off a replacement but why would I ever do that? The bag is well built more or less, but ill suited to the rigors of air travel and actual real world use. If you use it for the purpose that it's marketed for you'll quickly regret it.
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Love this bag. Kind of awkward to use though. It is well made, but stowing and using the shoulder straps is an awkward process.
Update: I've revised my original opinion far FAR downward. The bag completely imploded internally on its second use. I thought "no problem, there's a lifetime warranty". TIMBUK2 claims that this is accidental damage that isn't covered...caused by use on an airplane...in bag named "AVIATOR"!??!? They offered 50% off a replacement but why would I ever do that? The bag is well built more or less, but ill suited to the rigors of air travel and actual real world use. If you use it for the purpose that it's marketed for you'll quickly regret it.
Update: I've revised my original opinion far FAR downward. The bag completely imploded internally on its second use. I thought "no problem, there's a lifetime warranty". TIMBUK2 claims that this is accidental damage that isn't covered...caused by use on an airplane...in bag named "AVIATOR"!??!? They offered 50% off a replacement but why would I ever do that? The bag is well built more or less, but ill suited to the rigors of air travel and actual real world use. If you use it for the purpose that it's marketed for you'll quickly regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016
Their reply: "The fabrics chosen are meant to stand up to normal use and we can't predict or design around accidental damage caused by luggage carousels or any other outside factors. Both normal wear and accidental damage are not covered by our warranty. "
basically, any "normal" damage is not under warranty. I don't like that answer from a company that supposedly builds durable bags. sos for those of you considering this bag. at least do not choose this design. the middle panel fabric is not durable enough to survive normal airplane transfers (via carousels).
I'm going to use this bag until it is worn through to get my $150 worth. just got back from second trip with bag. yep. even more rub damage along middle panel fabric! now on lower part of bag. so, maybe another 5-10 trips based on its current performance, I'll have to retire it. definitely getting another type of travel luggage. lesson learned.
review of rest of bag: seems well built for durability. skate wheels are sold. handle solid. like the multiple handles. haven't used the backpack handles yet (hoping they wouldn't fall out. they haven't. so happy with that). do not like the placement of the main 2 compartment zippers- under a lip flap, which are difficult to get to.
NOT DURABLE enough for routine airplane travel.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016
really tried to give Timbuk2 a chance here to redeem themselves. I own 6 of their bags (all messengers). Got this as my replacement carry-on luggage. figured, based on my previous bag experience of durability, longevity and craftsmanship, it would be a great choice. very FIRST trip with the luggage resulted in a "rub burn" to the middle panel fabric (SEE PICTURE). rubbed down completely through fabric. assuming it was from carousel or something during the transfer on plane.Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016
Their reply: "The fabrics chosen are meant to stand up to normal use and we can't predict or design around accidental damage caused by luggage carousels or any other outside factors. Both normal wear and accidental damage are not covered by our warranty. "
basically, any "normal" damage is not under warranty. I don't like that answer from a company that supposedly builds durable bags. sos for those of you considering this bag. at least do not choose this design. the middle panel fabric is not durable enough to survive normal airplane transfers (via carousels).
I'm going to use this bag until it is worn through to get my $150 worth. just got back from second trip with bag. yep. even more rub damage along middle panel fabric! now on lower part of bag. so, maybe another 5-10 trips based on its current performance, I'll have to retire it. definitely getting another type of travel luggage. lesson learned.
review of rest of bag: seems well built for durability. skate wheels are sold. handle solid. like the multiple handles. haven't used the backpack handles yet (hoping they wouldn't fall out. they haven't. so happy with that). do not like the placement of the main 2 compartment zippers- under a lip flap, which are difficult to get to.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2016
