Timbuk2 Reviews

The Timbuk2 Foundry Pack shines in urban environments with enough space for daily essentials and a minimalist aesthetic ideal for commuting or light travel.

While commuting through bad weather is challenging, the Timbuk2 Robin Commuter Backpack’s slick fabric and rainfly can tough it out with you.

The Timbuk2 Never Check Expandable Backpack has a sleek design and ample space for gear; however, some design choices make it challenging to get your items.

The Timbuk2 Wingman Travel Backpack Duffel’s mesh compression panel effectively locks in clothing—a handy alternative if you’re not a fan of packing cubes.

The Timbuk2 Rascal Belt Bag is a durable and useful addition to the growing crowd of small waist packs, though the zipper can get stuck around corners.

The Timbuk2 Slacker Chest Pack’s simple single-compartment design doesn’t preclude it from having robust build quality, so it’s simple and substantial.

The Timbuk2 Q Laptop Backpack 2.0 is a well-organized everyday carry bag that also works for travel, but a narrow opening slows access to the main compartment.

The Timbuk2 Spirit Laptop Backpack is great for everyday essentials, though access can be tough since the main zipper regularly gets caught in the fabric welt.

Compression straps and a fabric welt hamper the Timbuk2 Division Laptop Backpack Deluxe’s accessibility, though comfort and build quality are still on point.

The Timbuk2 Vapor Sling Crossbody Bag lacks internal organization but has a whopping five external pockets, so every piece of gear has a home in the 7-liter pack.

The Timbuk2 Packable Travel Tote isn’t the smallest packable tote out there, but its large size and luggage pass-through make it great for travel.

The Timbuk2 Parkside Laptop Backpack 2.0 has a well-organized front compartment, but it underdelivers on its laptop protection.

Timbuk2’s Closer Laptop Briefcase adds convenient touches that make it more versatile than a classic briefcase design, but we wish it came in larger sizes.

The Timbuk2 Spire Laptop Backpack 2.0 is weather resistant with space for a U-Lock for cyclists. We wish the pockets were liter-independent, though.

The Timbuk2 Tech Tote’s flexibility allows users to get creative with pouches and accessories, but a few loose threads keep us cautious.

The Timbuk2 Authority Laptop Backpack (Deluxe) has separate compartments for convenient segmentation of your gear—as long as they’re packed consciously.

What the Timbuk2 Classic Messenger Bag lacks in structure, it makes up for with a super comfortable shoulder strap and subdued look.

The Timbuk2 Parker Commuter Backpack is comfortable, expandable, and has solid weather-resistance. Although, the features don't feel very cohesive.

We’re digging the organization and versatility of the Timbuk2 Never Check Backpack Duffel—but the access and carry modes could be improved.

We’re digging the futuristic, sci-fi vibe of the Timbuk2 Tech Roll Top Backpack—plus it has ample storage. But some of the functionality is not great.

The Timbuk2 Impulse Travel Backpack Duffel is a 45-liter duffel-style backpack that offers excellent storage space but is lacking in functionality.

On transport large & small and journeys far & wide, the Timbuk2 Wander Pack is a great companion to have by your side. It's a nice one bag travel option, but a couple harness & strap system issues exist with the backpack.