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I really want a pro version of the laptop messenger. I know I could just customize a bag with the xpac material but I think the pricepoint is lower when you all actually create line to accomodate your customers. For example, the new covert messenger is great, nearly perfect for me but I want it to have a laptop sleave. Is the glow-in-the-dark panel the new reflective material you are working on or is that yet to come? Does the glow material need sun? please make a pro series in the laptop messenger!
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Inappropriate?Hi Rube.
Q: "Is the glow-in-the-dark panel the new reflective material you are working on or is that yet to come?"
A: The center panel of the Covert bag is the reflective material.
Q: "Does the glow material need sun?"
A: The fabric reflects direct light. Headlights work great, flashlights work okay. Sunlight is not direct enough to make it glow.
I hear ya on the Covert Laptop Messenger. The goal for the Covert bag was to build a super lightweight, super versatile, working messenger bag.
The best solution for your laptop needs is to buy a separate sleeve and toss it in the Covert messenger. But your request is noted.
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Inappropriate?Do you have any pictures of the covert messenger at night?
I’m thinking that glow in the dark is super cool!
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Inappropriate?We're shooting some video of the Covert bag in-action after dark tonight.
Here's a shot I just took of an all-black Covert bag with the camera flash on:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timbuk2/... -
Inappropriate?Is the covert material available for custom bags/backpacks? -
Inappropriate?what is the best way to attach patches to the x-pac material...should you sew them or do iron patches work well too? also, what is the strap pad that comes with the cover messenger? i would prefer the grippy kind. -
Inappropriate?So by "glow in the dark", you actually mean "reflective"? Or is it both glowing and reflective?
I’m hoping it really glows in the dark
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Inappropriate?>So by "glow in the dark", you actually mean "reflective"? Or is it both glowing and reflective?
I would like to second this question. I also feel that "glow in the dark" is quite misleading if the panel is only reflective. I too thouth that glow in the dark meant that it actually glowed and was not reflective.
I’m indifferent
