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Timbuk2 Designs Pee Wee

MSRP $ 55.00
# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 5/5
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Description:Customizable messenger-style bag (S)



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    Submitted by john su a Cross Country Rider from boston
    Date Reviewed: March 15, 2002
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $25.00
    Purchased At:ebay
    Strengths:quality construction, simple design
    Weaknesses:strap's a bit to thin or not stiff enough so it folds in the ring
    Similar Products Used:timbuk2 commuter/computer brief (medium)
    Bike Setup:1993 bridgestone mb3 commuter/banger bike
    1999 specialized stump fsr xc pro trail bike
    Bottom Line:nice, indestructable bag, great for riding around town, a few nice internal pockets for little gadgets (cell phone, pdas, coins/keys...will carry a few 8x11 folders, an ibook, an extra t-shirt and water bottle....when you don't need a huge bag, why carry one?
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Chris a from Hawaii
    Date Reviewed: March 14, 2002
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $60.00
    Purchased At:Steady Wrench
    Strengths:Lots of options. Carries a lot. Easy to adjust. Water proof. Don't have to take it off to get into it. Just slide it around, and presto! Waxed canvas fades nicely.
    Weaknesses:When very full, the top flap (female) velcro doesn't mate with the main bodies (male) velcro. This means the buckle straps stick to the velcro and get all frayed. Small gripe. :-) Doesn't stay put sometimes when you see that curb you have to fly. Detachable reflective things are too detachable. Chest strap is either too short or I'm too huge (it's too short).
    Similar Products Used:Coupla Jandd Courier bags (Gabriel and Iniki), and a larger Timbuk2
    Bike Setup:Magna Fugitive, with Wald baskets and fenders
    Bottom Line:I really like this bag. Much more so than my larger Timbuk2. I've used it for work, and it doesn't look totally stupid with a suit, and I can carry quite a bit of stuff. In all honesty, I carry it when off the bike more than when I'm riding, but it's a good, bang around bag. I'd change the posistion of the velco thou...
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Ken a from San Antonio
    Date Reviewed: November 26, 2001
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $75.00
    Purchased At:Manufacturer's website
    Strengths:I use this bag almost daily for my 30 mile roundtrip bike commute. I leave clothes and shower stuff at work, but I carry work papers plus wallet, keys, jacket, etc. and lunch in this bag. Don't be fooled by the name PeeWee--this bag holds plenty of stuff unless you're carrying a lot of books or other bulky items.
    Weaknesses:I wish it had an interior compartment divider instead of one big compartment.
    Bottom Line:Get the shoulder strap pad with the bag (it's extra but worth it). The (included) waist stabilizing strap works great and makes this bag superior to any regular backpack or plain shoulder bag. You can custom design your own bag at the manufacturer's website www.timbuk2.com. After a year of hard use it shows no wear whatsoever. Great bag!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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