5641 I'm a big fan of San Francisco design's computer luggage. Waterfield computer bags by San Francisco Design are positioned at the high end of the market. As the company forthrightly affirms, "Waterfield bags are designed and made in San Francisco, where the rent is high, Labor expensive, and competition is intense. We wouldn't go anywhere else." Those willing to pay just a bit more will be rewarded by the Waterfield combination of thoughtful design, tasteful styling, fine workmanship, and top-grade materials, and by spending a bit of time on the Waterfield Website you can choose the perfect bag for your needs and tastes from among the extensive range of models and sizes offered.

You can read my reviews of the Waterfield Cargo, Cozmo, and Racer X products here:
http://www.pbcentral.com/columns/hildreth_moore/carmam.shtml
and here:
http://www.pbcentral.com/columns/hildreth_moore/cozmam.shtml
and here:
http://www.pbcentral.com/columns/hildreth_moore/racerx.shtml

Waterfield has just released a brand new computer bag, the Sling, and it may be their most classy effort yet in a very strong field.

The Sling is all-in-one bag that can carry just about everything. With a roomy interior and multiple zippered pockets, travelers can stow last-minute purchases and use as a carry-on.

Commuters can throw in their work gear, lunch & the daily paper.

Exercise fiends can fit all their gym gear for daily workouts. Parents can stash bottles, diapers, and toys (and, it's machine washable!).

As with all Waterfield products, this bag is as beautifully finished inside as it is outside.

Optional: Matching Gear Pouch. Color-coordinated gear bags are available to organize other personal items.

As with the Waterfield Cargo and Cozmo, the Sling comes in three sizes in three sizes:

Large Sling $139 / 17" x 14" x 10 " / 1.9 lb.
Medium Sling $129 / 15" x 11" x 8 " / 1.4 lb.
Small Sling $99 / 12 " x 8 " x 5 " / 1 lb.

The Sling is available in five colors:

For more information, visit:
http://www.sfbags.com/products/slingbag/sling.htm


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