Where did your TB bag go lately

[pammy]

Your cocoa DLBP is beautiful! I would have definitely purchased one in that color.

Thanks! I love cocoa as well. When I was new to Tom Bihn, I ignored cocoa because I thought it was just another boring brown. How wrong I was. These pictures do not capture how rich it actually is. It’s beautiful. Sort of sad it’s discontinued.

[G42]

Thanks! I love cocoa as well. When I was new to Tom Bihn, I ignored cocoa because I thought it was just another boring brown. How wrong I was. These pictures do not capture how rich it actually is. It’s beautiful. Sort of sad it’s discontinued.

It would be nice to have cocoa ballistic

[pammy]

It would be nice to have cocoa ballistic

+1 on this. Or even a little deeper shade than cocoa, maybe a rich espresso ballistic. Would be lovely.

[bartleby]

Hiking can‘t get much better: the Guide‘s Pack in the Black Forest.

[Denises]

+1 on this. Or even a little deeper shade than cocoa, maybe a rich espresso ballistic. Would be lovely.

I would also love there to be an espresso colour. I would definitely buy that!

[Walker]

I would also love there to be an espresso colour. I would definitely buy that!

Agree!

Maybe we should start a thread to collect votes for espresso ballistic!


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[gqb]

Agree!

Maybe we should start a thread to collect votes for espresso ballistic!


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I'm in!

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[kmnsw]

Iceland! A lava field in the Snaefelsness Peninsula where we explored a lava cave.

Kristen

[bartleby]

following up on my previous post: this time fully equipped and loaded for our way back home. Love the versatility of the Guide's Pack. Covers everything from a daypack to a decent travel backpack.

[G42]

My Original/Island A30 in the overhead bin of a DeHaviland/Bombardier Dash 8... I do so love this bag... it has clothes & toiletries for a work week, plus a ton of snacks (4:30am factory starts, no one is serving breakfast), a pair of work boots, and a computer & all the assorted cables



My original Nordic/Solar Pilot with the mini OpTech strap tucked under the seat (the other visible strap is from the bag of the person next to me) holding some paperwork, a second computer, a lumbar pillow (in one side pocket), sunglasses, water bottle, accessory battery, etc.



Tardis-effect in action, it's amazing what you can pack into these bags

[jessmakes]

A bevy of Bihn bound for Japan. I challenged my parents to go carry-on only for a 2 week trip to Japan, and after hauling stuff around on planes, trains, and yes, automobiles (well, buses), they were grateful for the challenge and realizing how much harder it would have been if they were dealing with large roller bags. My dad carried an A45, but my mom went with a small roller - I think she’ll be in for an A30 for their next trip.



After hauling an A45 around though, I decided that I could definitely go lighter and have already traded my A45 for an A30.



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[Denises]

After hauling an A45 around though, I decided that I could definitely go lighter and have already traded my A45 for an A30.

I think the A30 is an ideal size for Japan. It fits well on luggage racks even on local trains and squeezes nicely into odd corners of very compact hotel rooms.

[bartleby]

Hiking in southern France with my S25 GE a wonderful companion!

[TRD]

Last-minute trip to Galaxy’s Edge and I didn’t have my DLBP. Packing cube to the rescue!

[JRH]

Evacuating our home due to Hurricane Dorian coming our way. My Tri-star and S25 have all the clothes and gear I will need. Though I would much rather be departing on some adventure, I'm always glad to have these two bags with me.