Bags of every style, from messenger and shoulder bags to anti-theft and laptop carriers.
Cubby: Coat-hook + Storage Unit was a Kickstarter project funded on 6th May 2012, raising US$53,707 against a US$29,000 goal. Backers could get a Cubby for US$19, plus US$8 shipping. I didn't back it, as I only learned of it.
I bought the Crumpler Dry Red No. 3 from Crumpler at ION Orchard. It retails for S$299, or S$269.10 with the 10% American Express discount. It's carry-on cabin luggage that fits the overhead cabin exactly.
I visited the official Timbuk2 retail store in San Francisco, at 506 Hayes Street, where the staff were friendly and the service excellent. I picked up four bags, the Command Messenger, Q Backpack 2011, and two Hidden Messengers, spending US$279.
I'd seen the Crumpler Dry Red No. 2 a few months back, but it was out of stock island-wide. When stock returned last week, I went straight down. VivoCity had no fresh piece, so they reserved one at Raffles City.
Cocoon makes an interesting product I'd call a bag organiser for gadgets, the Grid-It. It comes in various sizes and colours to suit different bags and devices, with prices from US$10 to US$50. It's a patent-pending object retention system.
After passing my MacBook Pro 15-inch to my brother, I use my work MacBook Pro 15-inch as my laptop, carrying it between office and home. My Fabrix sleeve needed a hand to carry, so I bought the Crumpler Dederang Heist.
Li Xiang got me the Crumpler Herbas (L) Wide as a birthday present, thanks Dear! The bag is lightweight, slim and compact, fitting an 11-inch MacBook Air nicely. I'm using it as my iPad bag for now.
I'm a big Crumpler fan with about five bags and five pouches, and I'd eyed the Seedy One remake for months before finally getting it last week. Retail is S$169, but I saved 10% as an EpiCentre member.
Inspired by DK, I'm finally posting my geek bag over two years later. It rides to work inside my Crumpler Moderate Embarrassment. Contents include two 8GB USB drives, a 1TB WD My Passport and some Sanyo Eneloops.
A huge Crumpler fan, I wanted a work bag fitting my iPad and A4 paper. I first eyed the S$81 Skivvy (Small), but changed my mind, since it's really just a sleeve for a 12-inch laptop.
I received my Cool Bananas Netbook Organizer Bag from Gear Zap two days ago. It's brown, made of durable nylon and faux leather, measuring 24 by 30 by 7cm, and fits most netbooks with screens from 8.9 to 12 inches.