Timbuk2 Agent Crossbody Bag

This my third bag whose strap broke ! The plastic buckle clips don’t hold up !

A great bag for daily use when you don't want to bring too much. I used to have a slightly bigger bag that looked too "tactical". This bag is just about perfect. I prefer crossbody over sling style bags but crossbody bags sometimes look too much like a purse. This bag avoids that look, mostly because of the molle style webbing on the front. I like the small kangaroo-ish style pocket in the front with the included key lanyard, just long enough to reach most knobs without unhooking. A front zippered pocket that I keep pens, multi-tool, flashlight, lighter and other small knick knacks. The main zippered pocket I keep wallets, chargers and a small camera. The rear unzippered compartment I put my cellphone or whatever I need quick access to at the time. In short, you can fit all of what you need for the normal day. Build quality is typical Timbuk2, durable with no bad seams or dangling thread. Description says water resistant and I wouldn't doubt that it would hold up to a few minutes of rain. The zippers are water resistant design and the material on the bottom and back are also water resistant. The only thing I didn't like were the straps, which were a bit narrow and had dual adjustment buckles, which were easy to adjust, but that meant 2 ends of the strap had to be held by the strap keepers and mine wouldn't stay put. I switched to a wider strap that didn't leave the end hanging. The interior thankfully has a light gray color to make it easier to find things but I usually prefer a brighter color like orange.

I really like this bag because it holds all my normal daily stuff (kindle, glasses, notepad, etc).. I agree with other reviewers that the weak spot is the strap. The adjusters do *not* lock in, and I found myself having to readjust and relock the strap every few days. The worst part for me is that one of the buckles broke on my after less than a month. Just snapped. I should be able to repair it with superglue, but I'm going to be looking for a replacement strap as soon as I can find an REI or equivalent.

There are 2 large zippered pockets (the front one is slightly shorter). There is a deep open pocket on the back. There is a special key pocket at the bottom with a lanyard. The inside of the big zippered pockets is light grey. The bag comes with an extra strap that I suppose you could use to bind the bag close to your body. The bag is slim (1+ inches)

After about 6 months of light use, this clip cracked. Their warranty sounds good, but you have to mail it in for repair, and if they deem it not under their limited warranty, they will charge $25 to repair it. After several emails asking for a definitive answer (it is covered or not?), I am giving up. I sent in descriptions and photos in my original warranty submission, but they seem to be unable to give me an answer. Very disappointing.

It’s a great bag for men, I used it in Europe and it was a perfect size.

The smaller, low profile size is great for wallet, phone, keys, AND extras. I don't carry much but like to have enough space to carry unexpected items if necessary and this is a slim bag but has good space and a lot of zipper pockets. The construction is great (as expected from Timbuk2) and the style is very cool and stylish.

Very nice bag, I like the functionality and simplicity of it but it lasted maybe 30 uses of light crossbody use. A piece broke off one of the clips on the strap so it is unusable. I was told to contact Timbuk2 but their warranty process requires you to mail in the bag at your own expense, for this $50 bag so I think I’m just out the cost of the bag. Wish the bag had lasted.