TOM BIHN Reviews

The TOM BIHN Synik 26’s many pockets make organizing everyday essentials a breeze, though the main compartment’s tough zippers take some getting used to.

Though the TOM BIHN Nomad Tote’s modest eleven-liter size makes it very easy to carry to and from co-working spaces, laptop access is sometimes slow.

Though the TOM BIHN Night Flight Travel Duffel’s layout helps with gear organization, its small main compartment poses its own challenges.

The unstructured fabric of the TOM BIHN Rogue Sacoche makes it super easy to compress, yet it also manages to tame bulky shapes of everyday gear competently.

The trio of compartments in TOM BIHN’s Trinity strikes a good balance for both travel and daily use, though we found its backpack straps somewhat uncomfortable.

The TOM BIHN Side Hustle has high-quality materials and ample storage space; however, some organization feels better suited for a pack of smaller proportions.

Despite its simple wallet-phone-keys design principle, the TOM BIHN Bantam provides users with multiple interior pockets and carrying styles to play with.

The TOM BIHN Addax 31 has a ton of room to pack gear inside, and its X-Pac fabric keeps it dry in rainy weather.

The TOM BIHN Bummer is simplicity at its finest. However, that’s not to say there isn’t extreme attention to detail on every aspect of this sling.

The Tom Bihn Cambiata's size and top loader design make it a good carry-on for air travel, but comfort has some room for improvement.

Tom Bihn’s Daylight Backpack features an ingenious organization in lieu of a back panel to minimize weight, though we think it could be refined.

The Tom Bihn Le Petit Derriere brings back 1990s practical style, but it can be a little awkward to wear in practice.

Transparency is a big feature of the Tom Bihn 3D Organizer Cube, but its built-in hook adds equally important convenience.

Tom Bihn brings back a classic design with the Old School Carry All. It has more space and compartments but keeps the familiar robust build quality.

The Tom Bihn Tray Bien isn’t designed to be the most travel-friendly organizer, but its build quality and style feel right at home on a busy desk or drawer.

The Tom Bihn Zeitgeist brings back 90's styling with modern-day features to form an easy-to-carry backpack for day-to-day use.

The Tom Bihn Techonaut 30’s flexible carrying options and organization makes it a comfortable choice to take with you, whether it’s a casual day trip or a weekend out of town.

The Tom Bihn Truckasana is a tote alternative to a traditional yoga mat bag. It has space for all your props but can sag underneath the weight of your mat.

The Tom Bihn Travel Tray is a travel-friendly, easy-to-use piece of kit that keeps things organized, though it lacks some rigidity for its use case.

The Tom Bihn Paragon Backpack updates a classic design with modern amenities and a comfortable harness system, though it’s unstructured and sparse on organization.

The Tom Bihn Luminary 15 backpack looks small initially, but it’s got some surprising features and capacity. The asymmetrical zippers are throwing us off, though.

The Tom Bihn Cadet has a classic, comfortable carry, and convenient organization, but you’ll need to integrate additional accessories to make the most of it.

While we’re not loving the look or laptop cache integration of the Tom Bihn Brain Bag, we do appreciate its ample storage and unique, efficient features.

The Tom Bihn Pick-Up Truck is a great size for quick trips to the store or other errands—we just wish it had at least one zippered pocket.

While the organization inside the Tom Bihn Pop Tote is very minimal, we’ve been impressed with its low-profile, expandability, and overall design.

The Tom Bihn Ghost Whale Pouches maximize access while minimizing the risk of your stuff falling out—plus there are a ton of colors and sizes available.

The Tom Bihn Handy Little Thing Pouch has a ton of clever things going on, including multiple carry options and versatile interior organization.

The Tom Bihn Side Kick features clever organization, top-notch craftsmanship, and overall cohesive design—plus it can be used as an accessory pouch.

The Tom Bihn Aeronaut 45 is a workhorse maximum sized carry-on bag that offers multiple carry options—we just wish they were better optimized.

Simple, effective, and customizable, the Tom Bihn Side Effect makes a great sling bag and organizer pouch. Plus, it’s built to last.

Simple and durable, with some clever organization, the Tom Bihn Nik’s Minimalist Wallet is a great companion—as long as you’re okay with its minimalist design.

The Tom Bihn Synik took a great travel bag (the Synapse) and made it even better—with top-notch organization, an ergonomic design, and added customization.

The Tom Bihn Padded Organizer Pouches will both protect and organize your stuff, although they will take up extra space in your bag.

The Tom Bihn Cubelet is almost as useful as its name is cute. It’s a great way to organize your smaller items traveling and doubles as a crossbody bag.

If you’re looking for a customizable travel pack with superior internal organization, the Tom Bihn Synapse 25 just might be the perfect choice. A result of years of tweaking and collaborating, this innovative pack continues to impress us—even if we’re not the biggest fans of the main compartment.