Friday Giveaway: Win The Setgo Transport Urban Bag
A while back our ed-in-chief Long Tran (LT) reviewed the Setgo Transport Urban Bag. He was all in praises for it, because it helped him carry his extensive gear: checkbook, iPod, iPhone, digicam, Nintendo DS, keys, and wallet; all included! It made LT’s traveling easier and gave him quick access to his stuff. So here’s the thing, if you want to WIN this special treat called Transport Urban Bag, tell us where you are from and how this bag would make your life easier?
Here’s what you can carry in your Setgo Transport Urban Bag and some features:
Front
- Two quick access pocket for Cell/Blackberry/iPod
- Inside zip-up pocket
- Inside slide in metro card
Back
- Three internal pockets for gear storage
- Large main zip-up Pocket
- External pocket
Construction
- Sleep/Sturdy Drill Nylon
- Highly Durable Strapping
Contest Ends: Sunday, March 7th, 11:59pm PST Contest Closed
Setgo Transport Urban Bag is available for $79 @ YD Store

















235 Comments
areicko says
Hey !
I’m from france, and I guess this bag would be really helpful when I’m in the metro. You must know that there’s a lot of people in there, and that a little bag could be really good because it take no place in your back…
And I hope I’ll win it
thanks yankodesign !!
Moe says
I am from San Jose California and own a magazine and because of my business I carry allot of gear. Camera, Cell phone(PDA), pocket projector, wallet, memory cards, batteries, extra chargers, flash drives and of course Tylenol. This would be a great piece to use at the trade shows and events I cover to free my pockets up for gum. I olny wish it had a place for my netbook.
((( OL1V3R ))) says
WOW, simply i want this AMAZING urban bag … i always have my pocket´s full! and one day the police will arrest me for exhibitionism!, because my trousers will fall down! XD
Thanks and good luck for all
Kristi says
Hi, I’m from Oregon. It’s beautiful and very green here, so we’re outdoors ALOT, and wow, the Setgo Transport Urban Bag is exactly what my kids and I need to “transport” all our stuff! Simple, yet so necessary! Pick me, pick me!
Sajet says
Wow!! I’ve never seen this bag before. I’d love to have a shot at winning this!
I’m currently in Dallas, Texas in the United States as a university student. I think this bag would be great for me because it’s smaller than the average messenger/urban bag that is on the market these days.
I usually don’t carry that much to class or to the hospital I volunteer at.
I ride the local public light rail service often. This bag would be beneficial to me (and those around me!) because I would not have to worry about a backpack intruding into someone else’s standing space during the busy hours!
I am also an amateur musician who doesn’t have a pocket on my bass gig bag (at least, not anymore… ). I could put my extra cables in there!
Great find Yanko Design!
Purebox says
I’m from Taiwan.
This bag is useful to ride a bike.
shoppingguidester says
Yes, it is helpful for cyclists from a practical standpoint but it also looks very cool with a hip design.
shoppingguidester says
Yes, it is helpful for cyclists from a practical standpoint but it also looks very cool with a hip design.
Graham says
I’m from Chicago and getting around on the trains is a pain sometimes. I would use this bag to help alleviate the hassles of the commute. Thanks!
Aaron says
Hi! I’m from Savannah, GA and am a bike courier and this would be incredibly helpful to use while on my bike. I constantly have my ipod and phone on me at all times. It would also be a perfect size that I can roll up some papers to deliver and stick them in the main zip up area. I’d love to win this bag and make my job easier.
Thanks!
Jesse Wickstrum says
Aaron, I live not far from Savannah GA. Great town. I was totally unaware there is a bike courier service there. Is the market for that sort of thing large? How did you get into the business? I'm extremely interested in this line of work.
Jesse Wickstrum says
Aaron, I live not far from Savannah GA. Great town. I was totally unaware there is a bike courier service there. Is the market for that sort of thing large? How did you get into the business? I'm extremely interested in this line of work.
Chris says
I’m from San Jose, CA United States of America. While the bag is rather simplistic and elegant, I’d be afraid to bring it on a bus or the metro for fear of being pick pocketed from behind. Given the type of biking I do, this bag would need substantially more padding. Needless to say, I like the idea of the product, but I’m waiting for yanko to offer something more real world.
Raul Castro says
hi!
I am from Spain, living in Frankfurt (Germany).
Living in another country means that you travel a lot, and as a young guy that I am, I travel with low cost flight companies… they are very strict on the hand-luggage.
this great bag-pack would be great to wear in the airport, where you only can carry ONE bag, hided under your cloths with some book or notebook to draw…
that would be great!!!
thanks for this website!
btw… did I mention that tomorrow is my B-day?
grooten pascal says
Greetings from Belgium,
Love this item..really helpful riding on a bike, specially when you are a courier like me, no more hassle with phone and ipod!
Great looks!
Wouter De Ryck says
Hi! I’m from Antwerp, Belgium. I like this bag ’cause it wouldn’t make me look like a frakkin’ tourist with a fanny pack when I’m cruisin the beach in my shorts… And as long as my shorts won’t even carry my wallet, let alone my sigs, a book and some sun tanning lotion I’m doomed to walk the earth looking stupid… Gimme Gimme
Justin says
I from San Francisco and make two 14 hour flights monthly, and I do this in United economy class. On these flights I need to carry a multitude of things that I prefer not to put in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of me (the basics – Headphones, ear plugs, eye mask, iPhone, second phone, DS Lite, wallet, stack of rewards cards passport, traveler documents/forms, and of course a pen). This bag looks like a good replacement to my current in-flight pouch due to its approach to carry more vertically rather than adding a lot of width. It appears to be comfortable for having on your shoulder for many hours and easy to toss in the x-ray box at airport security.
Christo says
Hi! I’m a freelance designer based in Sweden, and like most people around here my primary form of transportation is my bicycle and/or public transport. This bag looks amazing, especially for use on a bike, and I think it might just add that extra ‘wow’ factor when meeting with clients for the first time
It has enough space for the essential gear I need to carry with me, without being bulky like the messenger bag I use at the moment!
Martijn says
This very bag… O my, this nifty thing will prevent me from having so much trouble. Forgetting wallet, again that day when I’m in the supermarket getting diner for tonight. Forgetting my phone on the office, again… No more curved jeans because I have to leave my keys somewhere… It will prevent me from having tickets because I didn’t took my driving license with me, the stupid paper didn’t fit in my pockets… And at the end, no my bike crashes because I’m looking for my phone while cycling.
This thing, it will me prevent from so much hassle in life!
Wojtek says
Hi,
I’m freerunner from Poland and when I’m practising I have a really tough problems with keeping my stuff like keys or cell phone or wallet with me. Ever since I started training I was searching for a convenient way to carring my stuff and this urban bag is seems to be pretty good solution.
Greetings from Cracow.
Wojtek
Paul says
I’m from Amsterdam and it would come in really handy when traveling by metro!
chris says
I am a student from Toronto.
This bag would fit my life perfectly (and to be honest, I have had my eyes on it for some time). I often find that I am not carrying much – just a book and a camera, but I am forced to carry a larger messenger bag. Because I often have the room, I tend to fill up the messenger bag with things I might need (but never touch). This bag would be a great way of forcing me to economize – just the basics! It will definitely come in handy during those rush hour commutes when I often grow tiresome of apologizing for my bag.
Finally, I am currently starting up a 365 project, and this bag would make it super easy to always have my camera on me, and right now I find I really need motivation to keep this camera on me. (Winter in Toronto is not always the most inspiring for camera work)
Thanks!
nico78 says
I commute between New York and Berlin. While I don’t do that by bike, my bike is my preferred means of transport. Such type of bag comes in handy during a ride, but also afterwards where most bafgs are rather disturbing. Also I don’t like the looks of an ordinary rucksack, while this slim approach doesn’t make me look like the hunchback of notre dame. plus it covers sweat on the back and solves my problem of having never achieved a black belt.
Jonathan says
Greetings from Nottingham England,
The name’s Jon, and this bag would go perfectly with my batman utility belt. Being a 3D artist carrying gadgets is part of my daily duties. My gadgets are my ammo, so why not carry it like an ammo bag over my chest Rambo style? This bag will make me feel like a geek Rambo.
Nuno Cruz says
I’m from Portugal and this bag would make my life easier because I use one with only one pocket and the things inside are very confusing, so a bag with several compartments would make it much easier to separate stuff, not to mention the style of it so every girl would say: “oh look @that guy, so cool!”
Erik says
I am from Los Angeles. This bag would be handy when I ride too and from work as well as short flights to see friends etc.
Wojtek says
Hi,
I’m a freerunner form Poland and when I practising I have a really tough problems with keeping my stuff like keys or cell phone or wallet with me. Ever since I started training I have been searching for convenient way to carring my things and this urban bag seems to be pretty good solution.
Greetings from Cracow
Wojtek
Alex Roberts says
I’m from Kentucky, but I’m currently living in Savannah, GA. I currently use a Chrome Large messenger bag for my day to day, and it’s great when I have six books a laptop and every electronic charger/converter with me at all times. when I go out to dinner on my bike or anywhere that doesn’t require all of the stuff my Chrome bag can hold I find myself wishing I had two bags that were messenger style, one big one small. This would be the answer to my wishes.
Syam says
I would love to wear it when riding my R1. With not exactly a quick access place to put down my phones (both iPhone/BB) while riding, I hate to carry those in my pockets. I don’t prefer my current way of carrying a backpack riding my motorcycle which looks and feels odd.
Would be awesome to sneak out the breakfast bars as well.
Manish says
Hey, I am from Mumbai, India.
I think this bag is ideal for people living in a city like Mumbai. Forget the overcrowded local transport, even elevators here are crowded lol!!
I am sure this bag will be of great use to me
Ramesh Radhakrishnan says
Hello,
I am Ramesh who lives in Bombay (Mumbai), one of the most crowded cities in the world. I travel using local train (the metro eqv.) which carry more than 6.1 million passengers everyday (way more than the carrying capacity). I would like to have this small, yet sufficient bag as the perfect bag to carry my phone, IPod, railway pass and such since there is only so much space for carrying any kind of bag/baggage in such overcrowded trains. I hope I win it.
Sincerely,
Ramesh
Ramesh R says
Hello,
I am Ramesh who lives in Bombay (Mumbai), India, one of the most crowded cities in the world. I travel using local train (the metro eqv.) which carry more than 6.1 million passengers everyday (way more than the carrying capacity). I would like to have this small, yet sufficient bag as the perfect bag to carry my phone, IPod, railway pass and such since there is only so much space for carrying any kind of bag/baggage in such overcrowded trains. I hope I win it.
Sincerely,
Ramesh
Kim says
I live in London and I get about either by bike or by tube. By bike it would allow me to carry everything I need without the worry of things falling out of pockets or having an oversized bag on, which shifts your centre of gravity. On the tube it can get so squashed that a normal bag is a nuisance and gets in everyone’s way, with this bag I would not have these issues and everyone else on the same train would find it easier too!
It would also be good on holiday, either skiing or for taking what is needed for a long day exploring in a foreign city.
Eddie says
I live in Los Angeles.
THis would be ideal when i have more than a pocketful of items, but not enough to warrant my regular messenger bag. Which is quite often.
Khaled says
hi,
I carry a minimum of 3 mobile phones, and few cards and should have a pen all the time. Due to my job (forensics) I have to go to different places. So I am switching from using the subway,car and bike all the time.
having such a nice looking yet practical bag helps making my life easier and still stay in fasion.
It looks its easier to carry this bag makes it easier to move than the regular one, which slips from the shoulder all the time.
Suggestion:
-maybe you could make some little adjustments, so it could be attached to a regular/laptop bag for people who need extra storage.
Andrew Harrison says
Wow, I’ve never seen this bag before. It looks great.
I’m from Melbourne, Australia. I always carry a notebook (old-school, paper style) or small sketchpad and a pen, amongst my array of other small items – my phone, wallet, keys, sunglasses etc. I often take my little point-and-shoot camera as well.
The small stuff is easy enough to carry in my pockets, but unless I have my laptop with me, once I start with the notebook etc. I either need to carry them in my hands (annoying) or put them in my laptop bag on their own (more annoying).
This would be perfect for those situations (which is 90% of the time I’m out), which also tend to be the times I’m on my bike or on public transport.
Rich says
Hello,
I am from Bulgaria and this urban bag would be incredibly useful for taking my gadgets on the go plus personal documentation and so on!
Ben says
Oh boy where to start,
Points like public transport friendliness and bike commuting have been belabored by the commenters above me so although both points are very relevant to me, I have other ideas.
Firstly, I love live music. Local gigs and large festivals are all over my calender but I always have just too much stuff to carry in my pocket but not quite a enough to justify the annoyance of a bulky messenger bag. The Setgo would be a game changer.
Secondly, as an amateur photographer the Setgo is a perfect size for a one or two extra lenses without having to lug around a whole camera bag. This leaves my arms free to access difficult spots to get the perfect shot.
Thirdly, as a student of industrial design i am constantly carrying Copic markers, fineliners, scalpels, you name it. Again, the Setgo would give me a really compact, organised alternative to the fishing tackle box I am currently using.
The Setgo will be a real game changer for me so I’m hoping for the best.
Credit to Yanko for a great blog and to Setgo for the sponsorship.
ZiggyB says
Woah that’s great, it would really allow me to carry my tiny gadgets without worring about which jacket or shirt or pants to wear.
Also I think it looks pretty decent without having to carry around a “man bag.”
Jonasklam says
Woaw, this bag would be nice to have. I live in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark amd I always carry around with me a huge amount of electronics
Umut says
Hi,
I am from Victoria, BC Canada. I am getting ready for a year long travel around the world and I think this bag would be perfect to carry around essentials like passport securely.
Irene says
G’day from Australia
I travel a lot on public transport here in Sydney, where trains are packed, not like in Japan, but packed enough and buses that run late causing them to be a large amount of people standing up (usually over the safety limit).
The Setgo Transport Urban Bag would allow me to not worry about bumping into people and giving some space back to everyone who happens to be on a packed train. It would allow me to stop having such an empty bag when I go out and with its size, it would allow the running between trains and buses a lot more easier.
I won’t have to worry about where I can put my two phones when I’m out and whether I would hear them when they go off. It would lessen the load when I would take my laptop out with me (I would carry the laptop in my hands, rather than over my shoulder in a messenger bag).
To Designer Nathan Leon, great job, love the design and the thought behind it. And to those at Yanko Design, thanks for bring in all the up and coming design ideas and innovations to the internet.
Sven says
Hi,
I’m from Hannover/Germany, its the City where the “Cebit” has their Home, maybe you know about it. Its a big IT/Electronics Fair.
I would love to win this cause i’m a Student and have no Car, so i have to ride with the Metro or Bike and with all the Gadgets i got with me it would be very helpfull for me!
Andrew says
I’m from the Detroit area, a bag like this would work much better than a messenger or a back pack to carry my stuff when I ride my BMX bike by keeping everything close to me and not moving around much. Also the bag just looks really cool, so along with making my life easier, it would make me look better.
Ian says
A lot of good responses here, and I’m pretty much in the same boat. I’m a student from Ottawa, Canada and our public transportation system is terrible so I bike everywhere. This would be great for carrying my gadgets on those days that I don’t need my laptop.
Dave says
This is awesome, I wouyld love to win one. I do Geocaching and I have the GPS, Iphone, pens, SWAG, wallet and all sorts of items to carry with me. This would be awesome. You should actually make a camo colored one and get together with to see if they would sell it on their website. (3 to 4 million Geocachers out there) I am sure you would sell a bunch. It has me interested. I am from Canada, Ontario, Niagara area
Valentin says
It would really help me because I travel a lot from France to the U.S. and to Canada too. And the annoying part is when I have to pass the security check. I always spend so much time taking everything out of my pockets, Cellphone, iPod, wallet, earphones. Thanks you very much Yanko design.
Riivo says
I’m from Estonia
and since i am a big fan of gadgets and not so big fan of backpacks would this supercool urban bag make my day.
this bag is also superhelful when riding motorcycle .. phones have bad habbit of falling out of pockets sometimes.
Steve from Boston says
I’m a cyclist in Boston which has never been the most bike friendly city. I’ve never been able to find the perfect bag for riding. Big backpacks are bulky, hold in too much heat on your back, and keep vital equipment like a phones and ipods out of reach. Messenger bags may look cool, but are constantly sliding around and, when full, can throw off your balance. This looks to be the perfect solution. A bag that stays in one place and doesn’t take up too much room. It keeps your electronics within reach and has a nice long pocket in back which would be perfect for a rolled up jacket and a bike pump. Basically this is exactly what I’m looking for and I’d use it constantly. Finally something with great form AND function.
Thomas says
Hi, I’m Thomas, an industrial design student from Antwerp, Belgium. I used to carry my laptop and a ton of magazines everywhere with me in a backpack. Since I have my iPhone, I try to focus on the essentials. The iPhone, my wallet, a Canon Ixus and a Moleskine with some pencils and markers. The compact solution I use right now, is the sleeve of my Macbook, that doesn’t really keep my hands free though, you guys could help me with a Setgo Bag, though. Sounds perfect to me!
Nicolas says
Hey! My name is Nicolas KC and I live in Copenhagen in Denmark.
Copenhagen is a city friendly to bicycles which also is the way I get around here. I always carry my bag with me because I always want to have my gadgets and stuff with me in case I want to listen to music, catch up on some news or just spend some time on Facebook.
My bag is to clumsy and big and I’ve often thought of just trying to design my own bag so I get one that fills my needs. This bag is EXACTLY what I was thinking about, I wanted a way to be “armed” with my electronics! This does just that!
I’m about to buy a HTC Desire and i’ve been worried how i’m going to carry it around. If i win this bag, it will solve this for me and help me in an easier way carry my electronics with me!
Phil says
Hey, I’m Phil from France, living in London at the moment. This bag would be really useful for me here. I hate carrying things around in my pockets and since I walk and cycle daily around London, the bag would be a great help. Since I draw a lot, it would be perfect to fit a small sketchbook and a few pens to have ready at hand when needed. The perfect’s women handbag for men!
Thanks Yanko
Martin says
Living in old London UK.
I’ve been looking for a bag like this for some time. I tried modifying one of those hydration backpacks for the same purpose, but it ended up being too bulky around my shoulders and looked odd when I wore it. This looks much slimmer and dare I say a little stylish.
During winter I carry everything in my coat pockets: Camera, Sketchbook, phone, iTouch, and so forth. In summer I can’t wear a coat but still don’t want to carry something bulky around for all my items.
I want freedom of movement and no hassle finding items in the moment I need them. I also want to keep items like keys and wallet out of my pockets when I go running without feeling restricted in my movements.
This bag would be perfect for that.
Patrick says
I live in Northern NJ and this would make a great purse for my wifey!
Enrico says
HI,
I’m from Warsaw, Poland.
This bag would be great for my long walks from home to my job.
Especially during summer when I don’t have enough pockets to carry the IPod, the mobile, the credit cards holder, the wallet, the keys and all the other stuff I usually have with me.
TJ says
Hands free!!! I would no longer need a free hand to keep track of where my handbag is swinging and what it is hitting as I shop.
I am so tired of trying to find my bag in the back seat of my car or on the floor in front of the passenger seat. I could wear this while I drive and have an easy in and out of the car.
I love to travel and this would easily fit under a jacket and work as a secure place for all my “pick-pocketable” items.
So many ways this would be useful to me.
glennji says
I am a wandering ronin from Edo Period Japan, and could use the Setgo to carry weapons and tools as I wander the land seeking employment and a way to restore my master’s honour.
The front pockets could hold shuriken (with easy access for throwing in battle), while the back pocket could hold the tanto knife (which I will use to commit seppuku, jÅ«monji giri, when I have finally made amends), the rubbing stone and cloth I need to keep the daisho – katana and wakizashi – sharp, and the inkan seal and red ink granted to samurai.
Also maybe some mints.
Mark says
I’m from Poland.
Mornings are always a pain, you always have to take all things – a pendrive, keys, glasses, ids, wallet and other stuff. Such a bag would be wonderful for a grab-just-before-you-go-out thing that carries almost all essential things that i need to have everyday – it seems to be small enough not to be a pain during commute, also big enough for most necessary stuff.
turn.self.off says
norway here.
and being no big fan of backpacks, it would make my commuting life easier. I also find unusual carrying solutions interesting.
Beatriz says
I’m from Porto, Portugal. I work as an art conservator and a lot of times I’m running around with either sharp and cutting or toxic and sensible materials and always have to worry about wether my personal stuff is going to end up in one piece and without scratches. Having something where I could just put everything, nice and organized, and just put it on and not worry would be so great!
Also, awesome for not looking too much like a tourist when I travel!
Paul says
Unlike most of the people that have gone into great detail explaining the cool metro-sexual, design lifestyles they lead, I am simply a fat guy who doesn’t want to exert himself moving around.
I don’t want the hassle of looking on my desk in my iPhone cradle for my Iphone. no no no, I want it nestled neatly under my right moob. I don’t want to go through the hell of not having a plastic spoon to hand to eat a 3 day old left over pie I have discovered. Nor do I want any beads of sweat appearing on my brow whilst rustling around the sofa looking for the TV remote when a “healthy living” program needs turning over!
I say to you Yanko design surely this is your duty of care to send this bag direct dispatch to my greatly reinforced house immediately ! x
Will H says
Wow, I have been eying this bag for a while now. I am from Colorado and use a longboard to commute. Where regular backpacks get torn up when I drift around corners, this would stay intact and stylish. It would also give me a way to still carry all my items without having such a multitude of pockets built into my clothing.
Joe G says
This is awesome! I’m from Aberdeen NJ and a bag like this would make my commute to Newark soooo much better!
Slawek K says
Greetings from Poland!
Easy access is very good thing when you must do few things at the same moment, which happened all the time during my work and private escapades.
I’m pretty mobile it manager of medium-size company. This kind of bag would be very useful in my work (lot’s of small stuff to carry out) and in private life – two kids have their demands
Good luck to all!
AdamBez says
I’m up in Minneapolis, and this bag would be wonderful for my bike commutes in when my load is light allowing me to leave my large messenger bag behind.
çankırı karatekin üniversitesi says
Living in another country means that you travel a lot, and as a young guy that I am, I travel with low cost flight companies… they are very strict on the hand-luggage.
çankırı kar says
Living in another country means that you travel a lot, and as a young guy that I am, I travel with low cost flight companies… they are very strict on the hand-luggage.
dave Yates says
Hey,
I am from London. As I pass through underground and street I am often annoyed by the shoulder bag, that is buffetted by others. Or the backpack that sticks so annoyingly out behind. This bag would offer the essentials to the urban dweller, with speed through the underground, fluid passing in the streets.
Dave
Guy In Victoria says
This will no doubt be the answer for us casual day time photographers & tourists in our own town.
Very smart !
Jerod says
I’m from Houston, TX, USA and I’m constantly carying a bag with me at work as I move from meeting to meeting at Johnson Space Center, this would be so much easier to handle. Plus I could see using this and a diaper bag, my stuff in this bad boy the diaper bag having… well… diaper stuff in it.
Noel Zahra says
Hi, I’m from Malta but I am currently studying design in Florence, Italy. Life would be so much easier with this guy because 1st of all with the bike it’s really convenient and comfy (I’m always filling my wallet with all you can imagine of and it’s not the most comfortable thing on earth) and secondly in the metro and buses you can even wear it under a jacket in winter, hence hiding your stuff, and make it safer from pick-pocketer. Great stuff, keep up the good work!
Tomáš Denemark says
Hi, I am a student from Czech Republic. I study math and physics and do not actually have to carry books to lectures. This awesome bag would help me – I could carry only my personal electronics, pens and papers for notes.
Tomáš says
Hi, I am a student from Czech Republic. I study math and physics and do not actually have to carry books to lectures. This awesome bag would help me – I could carry only my personal electronics, pens and papers for notes.
Marco says
I´m from São Paulo, live 20 min from my job, and another 10 from there to Law School, where I´m graduating next year. So most of my transport is on foot, and this bag seems to be quite ergonomic, and the size encourages you to not carry things you don´t need. Plus, it fits under a jacket or alikes, so you don´t get spoted by robbers. Great for me!!
Vasil says
Greetz from Bulgaria!
this bag would be very useful for any sport..
most sport clothes don’t have enough pockets..
Tom says
I work at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, but my commute is from New Jersey. Walk to the bus stop, bus to port authority, subway uptown, walk across the park. Total time and hour and a half. Portable media is the only thing that gets me through my (sub)urban trek each morning! Plus I need to look good doing this on a low budget(see museum job above).
asma says
Hi,
I’m Algerian living in Paris and raised in Saudi Arabia. So you can imagine all the traveling i do constantly only for family visits, in addition to that i work in a business development company specialized in art, a job which requires a lot of movement for fashion weeks alone, without counting in the traveling done for different deals.
I believe this would definitely be the ideal traveling bag for the different passports, currencies, phones and laptop i carry with me every time i travel. It would be a lie to say it’s ideal for a day to day basis, but a pure relief during a business trip.
milla says
I’m from Italy but now I live in the US.
I’m attending a grad school and most of time I need to carry my laptop which has his own nice leather bag with tones of zippers and pockets.. but I’m a woman, and my stuff doesn’t fit in one bag. Therefore I have to carry my purse as well which is absolutely not small/flat.
You could think of another version of this bag that is more suitable for women in terms of space (can it somehow expand a little -so that I can fit my sunglasses+perfume sample+water+can’t live without my lipstick- but still remain pretty small?)
Edera says
I’m from the Seattle area, and this would make commuting on the busses so much easier by not having to carry a purse. Depending on the time of day, it’s slim enough to be worn under or over a coat to keep possessions close and out of sight.
Jae says
i live in taiwan.
i think i would use this a lot because i carry a lot of relatively small things like my keys, wallet, mp3 player, phone, etc. these things make my pockets bulky, but i dun really wanted a bag for it cuz thats too big and a fanny pack is just not cool in probably any possible way… haha. i walk and bike a lot so it’ll be great for just hanging out with my friends to go to the night markets or bike.
abrizz says
I am from Sweden and live in Stockholm. Since driving in the city is pretty much impossible using my bike is the preferred mode of transport. This would work really well to have ready to just take the minimum needed for whenever I need to go anywhere. And it would fit under a raincoat when needed, unlike a regular backpack.
JakeH says
I’m Jake and I am a college student in Arkansas and this would help my carry all my gear, a lot like LT.
Elvin says
I am from London. I am off to Istanbul this summer to do fieldwork in anthropology and this bag would be just perfect. I can fit all my gear in it and use my free hands to take notes. What great design!
onimenosora says
I’m from Paris, in design school, currently working in a design agency in Paris.BUT Paris is a big city, and an expansive one, means I’m all about transports commuting.Flat is not in Paris so I use train , bus & subway to go to my school or my workplace.
When not fighting to jump in the train, I usually read a book, listen to music or play some stupid game on my phone, and when I get the chance to have a seat, I sometimes draw in a small notepad.
My backpack is too big for what I have to put in, so I guess that bag would be just great.
Thomas Elsmore says
Wow thats such a cool bag!
Well I’m from England, studying Product Design and Technology at Loughborough Uni.
This bag would be great for me to take to design lectures as I can take this and my A3 folio, keeping my essentials in it such as magic markers and camera etc.
Cheers, Tom
Carlitos says
I was born in Colombia, live in miami, and I’m studying transportation design in CCS in Detroit.
This bag would be really useful to get around school, and for travel, its very compact and easy to carry. I could carry my Ipod, sketchbooks, and markers, pencils and pens!
Owen Hardy says
I’m from holland
and I would use it on my bicycle to work to carry both off my phones, my keys and my wallet.
I would be so relieved not having to put all those in my jeans pockets anymore.
Jeri Koegel says
I’m from Laguna Beach, CA. I’m a photographer who constantly has to lug equipment in bulky, ill designed bags everywhere I go. This bag would make it so much easier to reach my memory cards, batteries, spare lens etc. as well as my keys, wallet and Iphone. Excellent design.
Georgios says
This bag is awesome!!!
I am a student in University of Wisconsin and I ride my bike all day. I have to carry a big backbag although I don’t carry too many things. When I saw this bag I love it. I can put all my important things in and also have a cool designed bag. I hope I’ll win this bag
Paul Radtke says
I’m from Munich, and I’ve seen the first yanko post about this Transport Urban Bag and it had already made my life easier, because I was about to start sketching something similar, and now my dream come true of a bag is there, or here actually, and if I put my evil hands on one of these, then I would be able to carry my iPhone, my PSP, my Moleskine, my keys (by the way, I have to check if I got them … yes, they’re here), my empty wallet and wouldn’t have to suffer chronic back pains because of an old-fashioned bag is hanging on my shoulder and always tearing one side of my jeans to rags in the long-term. And last but not least, It would make my life even easier to save those 79 bucks to invest it in other great Yanko toys.
Cold Wisconsin says
Sadly I’m from cold Madison, Wisconsin and think it would be great for possible wearing under a jacket or help me to stay organized so that I would not have to always bring a messenger bag every where with me and hopefully it could accompany me to design school. The Setgo Transport Urban Bag has a fantastic design!
Tom says
I’m from Riverside, California.
This bag would be perfect for me. Its not as femenine as a “murse”, but it would providet he exact amount of storage I generally need for my phone, wallet, keys and company ID badge. And for my bike rides into work, all the better. No more bulky back packs to lug around.
AWESOME!!!
Kyle says
Coming to you live from Chicago, IL. This bag would make my life easier by increasing my urban style which would allow me to more easily impress clients who would provide me with money that I could use to buy food to so that I could eat which would allow me to keep living. So bag=style, style=clients, clients=money, money=food, food=still alive. In summary bag=still alive; the ultimate in making life easier is keeping you alive.
adrienne says
Im from Atlanta, GA. This bag would make my life easier because I spend so much time looking for items in my purses because they are so large and I have to dig around to find what I want. This bag would make my life easier because everything would be in its proper place and easily accessible. This bag would also be great for day trips and also would keep all your belongings close to you while you travel. I love to travel:)
Layal Gebrane says
I’m from Lebanon. And the bag would make my life easier, when I’m riding my bike to go to University where I study Architecture and Design. Oh and the bag is just WoW
Herschell Taghap says
Hey there,
I’m a catering chef / dj in Seattle. Whenever I’m on the run to a luncheon or dinner, I’m always scrambling to throw things in my (already full) pockets before we jump in the van and go.
With this bag, I can throw the day’s menu and regular essentials (wallet / iPhone) all in one place and go. But also have a small set of tools that I can use to repair serving tables, check meat temperatures with a thermometer, pull out a lighter for my butane burners and even a small paring knife when we need to prep last minute.
As a dj, I can swap out and add a flashlight, extra dj needles, USB and RCA cables if (and when) the club’s equipment gets out. I can also store a mix cd or two if someone is diggin’ my style.
On my days off, I’d rock a camera to capture last minute pictures for insanely quick images and put it on a hook at home.
It’s a great idea, thanks for making it a reality!
~Herschell
Matt Bennett says
Hello, I am from Kingston, Ma. For me this bag would be a huge productivity boost. I am an aspiring photographer, and moving through the city and on the T can be a hassle carrying a big camera around along with an extra bag for all the usual stuff. This bag would be perfect to cut down on the load. I could use the internal pockets for lens filters and extra SD cards, and the external compartment will keep me from fumbling around to find my phone when there is a camera already hanging off my neck! Having everything at convenient reach is a photographers dream, this is really a perfect solution! Hope that is enough to show you this bag belongs around me!
Matt Bennett says
Hello, I am from Kingston, Ma. For me this bag would be a huge productivity boost. I am an aspiring photographer, and moving through the city and on the T can be a hassle carrying a big camera around along with an extra bag for all the usual stuff. This bag would be perfect to cut down on the load. I could use the internal pockets for lens filters and extra SD cards, and the external compartment will keep me from fumbling around to find my phone when there is a camera already hanging off my neck! Having everything at convenient reach is a photographers dream, this is really a perfect solution! Hope that is enough to show you this bag belongs around me! -Matt
Alan says
I’m an architect from Toronto, but live in Denver, Colorado and travel extensively. I usually carry a messenger bag with me most of the time but find it bulky and it I never fill it up completely, but I will never resort to carrying a small tote as I think they look like a purse — not a good look for a guy. This is a great efficient design.
tom says
I live in Córdoba, Argentina.
I find this product very useful for riding a bike. I ride my bike as much as i can instead of moving by car or bus, for reducing carbon emissions, and this bag would really help me while moving around in my bike through the city.
Miguel F says
Hi, I am from the People’s Republic of Southern California where the public transportation makes it imperative to safely and neatly guard your belongings. Aestheticaly this works for me for its casual in style and it just looks smart, not like the man purse.
Ekove says
I live in Toronto ON, Canada
As a Design/Architecture student, I move a lot around the city doing studies and sketches and the traditional backbag/Messenger bag is uncomfortable, even if not heavy, while I’m sketching and taking notes on the run. Also this bag would be extremly convenient when I use public transport. I will no longer need to carry a bag that has 5 times the space I need for a sketchbook/iphone and a few pens.
Alan says
From Sydney, Australia
This bag is freakin awesome
Im a poor phd student that travels between two universities (sydney and melbourne)and work. would be superb to carry me essentials around when im on the go
Milty says
I’m from Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and am attending university. This bag is great for carrying the small amount of supplies needed for classes without having a bulky form that is awkward to have in lecture halls and chemistry labs.
Bryant says
I’m from Baltimore, MD, btw we just beat Duke NICE.
I am currently a student, but in my free time, I like to take photos. The transport urban bag would really help me carry around the little things instead of having to carry around a camera bag everywhere.
Already have an idea of what I am going to store:
iPod/phone, grey cards, lens caps, extra memory cards, extra batteries, lens brush, lens blower, and from what it looks like, I could even store my canon 50mm lens in the back
This would really help for those casual walk-abouts.
Cesar Viramontes says
Hello there,
I am from long beach, and i am always getting around by riding my bike, and i cant always fit everything in my pockets, and a back pack is too big, I believe the Transport Urban Bag would be perfect to carry all my things around town. I am also planning on going to China this summer, and i believe it would be very useful to have in order to keep the things i need most very close and not worry about pick pocketing. I could carry my passport, student visa, cash, credit card, etc. and not worry about loosing it. So it would be very useful to me here and around the world.
Nick says
Hello from Denver Colorado,home of national favorites like The Fray, 3Oh3, and snow! Many of you don’t know that among these beautiful mountains we have ourselves an exploding city scene and like some I use my trusty bicycle for transportation. The problem is that I don’t need my mammoth messenger bag for all my outings.
This bag will allow me to carry my necessities around town and easily pop in and out of shops and restaurants without making a scene like I do now.
Lovrenc says
Hi I’m from Slovenia. And I’m the most forgetful person on the planet! This especially applies to my wallet, phone, sketch book and can’t-carry-it-in-my-wallet-because-I-use-it-too-much metro card. I embarrassed to say this but I wear the same pants to collage all week just so I’m able to keep everything I need in my pockets – new pants, new pockets and almost every time at least one thing doesn’t migrate to their new temporary home. I would use it all the time, since I don’t have to carry a bag to collage every single day. It would also be very useful because I travel by bike in the summer. So by awarding me, you most magnificent benevolent people, you wouldn’t just make my day, but every day for the rest of my life. Thank you!
FrankParenteau says
I am from Quebec City, in the french portion of Canada. This bag would simplify my daily commutes a whole lot. I’ve got this massive messenger bag, but i only really need to carry my cellphone, bus pass, a moleskine, some pens and a usb key. I wouldnt be tempted to bring way more than i ever need to, and it’s stylish as hell also! Its a win win scenario for me
Hope i win this one
clay h says
I am from Chicago and i ride around A LOT. Most of the time i travel light because i dont want to have a lot in my pockets… this would obviously solve that problem. plus i have never wanted to get a bag to put on my bike as i figured it would just get stolen… this would be awesome
beni says
I am a student form Toronto, and this would make my life easier because I would be able to take just my essentials rather than carrying my laptop bad all over the place.
Olga Krywyj says
I’m from Winnipeg Canada. When I travel to cover events I travel with alot of recording gear. I don’t check any of it incase it gets lost in transit. The Setgo Transport Urban Bag could be loaded with many of my electronics and therefore would make room in my carry on for other things. Airport security and the airlines are strict about weights and extra carry-on items. I could easily check in “wearing” my electronics while wheeling my carry-on through security. There is no rule as to what you can wear or how much you should weigh going through security. All these items would be securely packed together in a convenient wearable bag instead of being thrown individually into those plastic security tubs (not very safe or secure). Many people forget to take them if they are using several tubs. It looks very quick and convenient. Love it!
Martin says
Being a literary student basically living at the library this bag would allow me to easily pop in at the library without the lengthly process of undressing, repacking my stuff in a see-through plastic bag,… plus I usually only carry my voice recorder, mp3-player, a small notepad, keys and money around with me, so basically Setgo Transport is all I need. Plus: Vienna is a very bike-friendly city
So yeah: I’m from Vienna, Austria.
rob says
Hi – I’m from Toronto Canada – I attend a lot of trade shows, both domestically & internationally, this bag would be a great, stylish way to carry literature / phone / passport / tickets etc while keeping your hands free to meet & great.
Toby says
I am an old guy from Calgary Alberta Canada and I travel alot. I have arthritis in my hands and at times have a very difficult time getting into my pockets to get money, keys, ID cards, passport, charge cards, etc, etc. This product would be perfect for me and millions of other older folks, both men and women with arthritis. I see this product as not only a fashion item but a medical aid for the older people. For women, it would negate the need for carrying a purse, money and keys would be right in front of them, no more loosing their keys in their hand bag.
Ore says
I’m living in Greece and this bag would seriously improve my everyday life because I don’t have a proper backpack and the setgo bag would solve the problem of trying to stuff everything in my always full pockets.
Pavel Vlachkov says
Hello,
I’m from Bulgaria and this awesome bag will come with me when I go to my university. Usually its not very comfortable to carry all the gadgets with you, but the bag looks like a problem solver.
Have a nice weekend!
Franco says
Hi, I’m from New York, NY. The Setgo Transport Urban Bag would be great for helping me keep myself organized and help loosen the tightness of my belt! As a model / architecture 3D renderer / hobby photographer / Vespa enthusiast, this bag would be the optimum to help me carry everything I keep with me!
As a guy who doesn’t carry a big man bag, I always resort to carrying a backpack to stash my iPod, phones, business cards, a book (recently switched to reading ebooks on the iPod touch so I can keep the load lighter), a pen, some kind of snack, digital camera, extra battery and memory cards, a USB Key, a swiss army knife, and more. Sometimes, I don’t want the bulk of the backpack, so I fill my pockets with phones, keys, iPod, wallet, and business cards, but then my pants always are bulky, and heavy!
I travel a lot on the metro around town, love riding up and down Manhattan on the bike trails, and even have a Vespa to get around in nice weather, or out of the city when I need some true green time every weekend, weather permitting. How useful the bag would be to stash all of my equipment for running around town, and keeping my hands free, or everything I keep in tote during a long bike ride, and especially for when I need to grab something quickly while on the Vespa. What a joy it would be to not need to pull over to take something out of my under-seat compartment, such as driving directions, a GPS, money for highway / bridge tolls, my camera to snap a quick picture, etc. I can already see all of the other Vespa riders that I travel with having to quickly buy the bag once they learn of it’s convenience!
Justin Swift says
Architect from Las Vegas
The Setgo Transport Urban Bag is the defining architectural fashion missing link for the jet-setting global designer. As I douse the ether for the next big idea with the kind of mind people pay good credits for, I will have my STUB right there next to me. I can carry all the usuals along with my private intellware to prevent competitors like Cayce Pollard gaining the upper hand on me.
Its black nylon matte finish matches my charcoal mock turtleneck and my Buzz Rickson’s all-black MA-1 jacket. Close hugging, my wallet, passport, and iPhone will not be misplaced as I transfer from Oaska-eki to Umeda-eki during rush hour, making the last CotaiJet to Macau, or navigate to the latest speakeasy restaurant behind an old laundry in Barcelona.
The Setgo Transport Urban Bag will be regarded as the last piece of non-intergrated hardwired fashion and, as such, is destined for a museum so buy two and give one to your ayi for safe keeping as a collector’s item.
MMM123 says
I’m living near Cologne, Germany and the bag is useful to handle the everyday life.
I think the Urban Bag would make life easier, because everything you are carrying is ready to hand and there is no annoying backpack, which hits on every person and corner. Furthermore it fits to your body.
Coty says
Ciao from Italy!
My english is not so good to explain how an Italian girl will perfectly use this fantastic bag…maybe to go running but also during my trip by train between Milan and Rome.
I’m a blogger and I will need that for my daily activity to carry on everything I need…mobile phone, camera, Usb keys and obviously..Sunglasses…very Italian!!!
Tom Luparello says
My wife is a type 1 diabetic. She’s always got a load of gear she has to carry with her at all times. This pack looks perfect to carry her kit, maintain her health, and look stylish while doing it.
Steve says
I spend almost 5 hours commuting by train to DC. Everything I carry goes into my backpack, which at most times is very difficult to get into. This would make my commute much more enjoyable.
Joanne Daudier says
I’m always traveling for work so this will come in extra handy. Plus, I work in a mobile phone company so this would add to my mobile experience.
Mert Can Urcan says
I am from the Republic of Turkiye – Istanbul, now am having my Masters degree on Strategic Design in Milano-Italia.
Carrying a big backpack, you think that you can fit everything in it and you do it. When you need the basic things, you need to search for it.
Otherwise for some things you need to search your pockets.
You look like a spagetthi.
Sometimes, too much electronics, little notebooks, pens/pencils… Then you look like someone else then you are.
I am bored to look like a “Mr. Gadget of all time” with my backpack + my pockets, this design will allow me to reorganise all the things I need to carry in my pockets and bags.
This kind of reorganization always brings a new life style to the user.
CENTURION says
Hey, living in Madison, WI (USA)
This bag would help a lot for all those times when I only need to carry a few thing, but don’t have the pocket space. I usually tote around a medium-size messenger bag with my sketchbook and other everyday stuff, but it would be much more efficient with one of these. It would also help with keeping my mp3 player within reach, but out of the way at the same time. It could even be handy for school as well as everyday travel, I love how small it is, and how flat it stays when you take it off, unlike my messenger bag, which becomes a major tripping hazard when I take it off.
I also do a lot of biking (it is my main mode of transportation), and want to carry a few things, but the messenger bag always falls back and scrapes against my back wheel, and saddlebags for the back of the bike are hard to carry once you’re not on the bike. This bag would allow me to carry a small sketchbook, small notebook, mp3 player, a small umbrella, pens, pencils, markers, probably some small tools and maybe some duct tape for “field repairs”, and definitely some 550 parachute cord (it always comes in handy). And all while staying sleek and compact (and out of my bike tires).
Right now the only way I can carry the larger things that I want to have with me is to use my heavy jacket, but summers here can be pretty hot, especially while biking, so the efficiency of being able to carry this would be phenomenal. And during the winter, I would probably carry this over my jacket (or even under it!).
The moment I saw this design I fell in love with it (I almost wanted to try making one myself, though I’m not sure I would have been able to replicate it properly).
Thanks Yanko Design for showing me all the cool stuff you do! Have a good day!
Gabriel Pak says
yankodesign.
sweet bag.
i would give this bag to my dad who is always traveling on business and would be great for him to go to meetings with. style-wise would fit him very well as well.
thanks!
Osman Erkul says
hi
Osman Erkul from Turkey here
i am teacher of English and carrying a big full bag of teaching materials photocopies grammar worksheets and many other student lesson based things which makes my shoulder bag seem as a fat big thing more than a normal bag. if i receive this great sueful product i can better find easiness to arrange my phone pen pencil wallet ipod and really will be useful to divide jobs of the bags
)
cheers
Don says
Hi everybody,
I’m from Germany.
This useful bag would be an indispensable companion on my journeys through the city.
That’s because I’m a Parkour/Freerun practitioner. I like to be mobile and discover new places.
This bag would be perfect to carry all essential things of mine to accompany me in the urban environment.
Nick says
Great idea!
I would use this at work…I’m a Nurse and could keep my emergency type tools in there…scissors, extra saline syringes, differnet types of tape etc.
Would be a great help!
Nick says
Oh…I’m from Minneapolis, MN
Jeff says
Hey,
Im from Rockland County, NY. Im a Syracuse University student and this bag would make my life a lot easier in a lot of ways. It would help me when Im going to the studio to work on projects, when Im taking the buses around the city to get everywhere I need, and for my commutes home on Amtrack. Its about a 4 hour train ride home. Im always losing track of my gadgets when I go places, and never have enough pocket space for what I need to carry around.
My family has a lot of medical issues, and we are always struggling with doctor bills. This bag would be nice when running around to doctors appointments and hospitals with them, since I am the only healthy one in the family.
Also when Im home I spend a lot of time in New York City since I live in the area, so this bag would be great when Im walking around. And I hope to travel a lot when Im done with school, so this bag would help me for years to come.
Im a broke college student, and Ive been eyeing this bag for a while, so I figured Id try entering.
JL grillo says
Hello.
I’m from Washington, DC and the cherries are just about to bloom. As soon as the weather improves, I’ll be riding my bike to and from my job on Capitol Hill. This bag would make my journey easier because I could pack all of my essential gadgets and go!
Master Vash says
Howdy, I am from Georgia (USA) and I am a full time college student and computer geek. I always have all kinds of gadgets on me (to be specific: keys, camera, ipod, cellphone, thumb drives, an external 500 gig hard drive, and my wallet) everywhere I go. I think this bag would be of use to me because I wouldn’t have to carry everything in my pockets anymore. I could just assign specific pocket places for things and hit the road.
Jeremy Landon says
Hello Yanko!
I’m Jeremy and I am from Northern Ontario, Canada. I am part of a small team of people called The Adventure Brigade. We do weekly explorations and hikes all over the wilderness. It’s great fun!
We are currently in the process of starting a web series about our travels, as we are trying to promote outdoor adventures to the Internet generation! A bag like this one would be PERFECT for the small cameras and mics that we use. It looks like it would be lightweight and allow me to maneuver up mountains and through rivers!
Thanks for considering me!
Diego Ibarra says
This Bag is the most sleekest bag I have ever seen, I think this bag would make so much stuff easier. I am going on a trip to Washington DC in some weeks and I think this bag would be enough for the walking parts of the trip.
Jack says
Hey there,
First of all, let me say that I love your site. It’s great.
This bag is great and would be useful on the subways, train, buses, and planes that I need to take all the time for my job. I could carry my passport, tickets, some cash, my MP3 player, DSlite and fold up a newpaper or insert a small book to read. Nice.
Jack says
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that I am from London, Ontario, Canada.
Cheers
Jen says
Hi,
I’m from SoCal. I think this would work out well for my friend who doesn’t have a decent way of carrying all of his gadgets.
oykun.yilmaz says
Greetings from Olsztyn / POLAND!
When I have seen this bag first in Yanko Design, I loved at that moment. I always carry my iPhone, mp3 player, bus card, block-note, pens, … with me. and i cant have a handy bag like lucky woman kind has
so this Bag would be perfect for me, it would keep my daily stuffs organized without taking much space as big bags. Appreciate such lifesaver giveaway.
I hope lucky shoot will come to Poland!
Thanks
Pui says
Hi from Brazil!
This is more like a tactical bag for me. Stuff on the go. Ipod, cellphone, wallet, keys and documents, all handy.
Setgo made the smarter and smaller bag i’ve ever seen, with an awesome design.
Everyday I take one of the world’s most crowdest trains, and with a regular backpack it seems like a impossible mission. There is no space between you and the other one for a backpack. After that, more half an hour walking till get to work. And if you walk half an hour on a 86ºF tropical country with a regular backpack, your back will be all sweat within minutes. The design of Setgo seems to minimize this a lot.
And one of the most important things for me, this bag fits so close to the body that seems to be part of it, and with my stuff attached in front and so close, no pickpocket tricks will work with me.
Jon says
I’m from Michigan
I would use this bag to carry my things around the campus at college next year
Gavin D says
Living in Minnesota
I’ve always got more stuff then fits in my pockets, but not so much I need a big bag. This seems perfect.
Fei Cui Xiao says
Hi, I’m from Athens Ohio. This bag would make my life easier by making me feel like I didn’t carry a bag and yet I still have all my stuffs. ^^
Chris Coletti says
i live in Boca Raton, Florida, and as a student, this would make carrying around my plethora of gadgets soooooo much easier. <3
mild says
I am currently in LA for school and this bag would make my life easier because I am a poor architecture student. Naturally I have a lot of tech to carry back and forth from school and home if I get to go home at all as studio life can very easily become home life. My regular backpack is bulky and just doesn’t make life easy for me especially when I have to bike up hill with an off balanced bag that’s falling apart anyways.
Additionally I will be pushing myself into further debt by studying abroad this summer and I think this bag can help me not be robbed
BoszCreations says
Hi,
I am from Singapore. I work as a Sticker/Solar film installer for commercial and end-consumers. This bag would be good as I feel can strap those small waist bags (I do not know the name) to enhance its holding space thus it can actually help me to store the tools required for my profession, not forgetting that my personnal products like mobile phone and wallet can be kept in the main zip pocket. It seems to be able to cling nicely onto the body and does not obstruct hands movements thus it will really be wonderful to have something fitting snugly to my body, holding onto my personal and work gear and does not render any hindrance as it does not obstruct my hand and body movement.
Shaun says
I’m Shaun and live in Kansas City.
We don’t have a viable source of mass transit or any semblance of urban saturation. but what we do have is people who travel.
Everything is a destination out here. Having a way to keep my moleskin, keys, iphone, headphones, and skeletool (leatherman) handy would save me have having to make a trip back home for something I forgot.
blah434 says
I’m out in Irvine, CA and I try to bike around to as many places as I can. This bag would be great to keep my wallet/phone/mp3 player/few bike tools on me during my trips, without having to carry a huge backpack or stuff my pockets making it uncomfortable to ride.
Fernando says
hi! im from chicago and i need a bag thats compact but yet funtional the trains are horrible when u have a back pack. at least now il only carry a laptop case and this! sweet!
Tom Reagh says
Texas
I would use it so I wouldn’t have to carry a big backpack everywhere.
Luis Larrea says
Hey there, Luis from Chicago. I commute to work and often leave my laptop at there. Without my laptop bag, my commute back is alway more difficult because I have to choose what I want to bring with me. Not only that but I recently invested in short corded in-ear buds so I’ve been forced to look for jackets with high breast pockets. This would eliminate all my morning concerns save for maybe I should take for lunch
Also, this doesn’t look ideal for bike riding I’d give it a shot either way.
Ricardo says
From Mexico,
Walk the streets a lot carrying a bunch of stuff. Really want one!
R.
Andris says
Hi, I would love to use this bag to carry my everyday stuff + little extra. It looks quite nice and probably is comfortable. I like that it is thin and smaller than average backpack.
Regards from Latvia.
adrian says
I am from the netherlands, and the STUB would enhance my ability to carry all the stuff that I need to stay in full communication with all my friends, mates and buddies, and meanwhile be able to move around with all the stuff I need with me!
The STUB is simply what I need!
luke says
Hi, I’m Luke, from Fremont, California, and I would love this bag.
I take the BART (subway) to San Fransisco and Berkely all the time, and take the bus home from school. Having a place for my pass would be awesome. Also, I do not bring much to school, and this would be perfect for what I need. It looks nice, and comfortable.
Djuned says
i’m from indonesia…
i’m a poor researcher and designer…sometimes i need to walk a miles away just to observe what people doing on the street,so the point is less weight,more result in my research…maybe i need a bag like this,maybe even i wanna design a bag like this…
Paul says
Hello YD
I live in Adelaide and travel for work.
Great idea to keep my hands free and my pencil, iPhone and keys out of my trouser pockets.
Duncan Graham says
I’m a college student studying architecture at the University of Maryland– right outside of DC. I use the metro all of the time and spend days exploring the city.
I also ride my bike everywhere and a bag like this would be an incredible asset for the traveling I do.
In addition, I would use it on the cross country cycling trip I am taking this summer to raise money for cancer research (see the website).
Ruedi says
Hye I’m from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
I live in this Heavy traffic city, Journey With Gadget like Blackberry, HTC, iPod Touch and Breakfast using public transportation is not that easy, If i got this bag, for sure it will help me alot.
MikeW says
I’m from New Jersey now.
This bag would make my life easier because my wife saw it on my screen and thinks it is great.
Choose me as the winner & I’ll give it to her!
Shelly says
I’d love to enter.
jsc53 says
I’m from Seattle and I would use it so that I won’t have anything for purse snatchers or muggers to grab onto!
Mary says
hi, I’m Mary I’m currently living in Kansas but grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. This transport bag would be a god send because I travel so much with work and to visit family a thousand miles away and this bag would be perfect for my organization!
Lisa * says
I live in South Florida, and would love this for bike rides….so much better than a fanny pack : )
Wanda Hughes says
I’m from Northern California, USA. I live in a small town right on the coast. When I walk the beach this bag would make it so much easier to carry everything I need with me. I spend a great deal of time at the beach, taking photos, beachcombing for agates, driftwood, bull kelp and other flotsam and jetsom – gifts from the sea.
It would also make completing my errands so much easier, having everything with me means I can walk from place to place without returning to the car.
Oh I really hope I win this terrific bag!
Howard Joplin says
WOW!! The Transport would be perfect for me!
As an independent contractor I have learned to carry the minimum gear I need to a project site. With the Transport I could carry my iPhone, Viliv S5 and power cord, APC Mobile Power Pack, Stowaway Bluetooth keyboard, bluetooth travel mouse, assorted microSDHC drives, headset & soon a pico projector in one small neat package. Oh… and look good doing it
Currently I carry everything in a small shoulder bag which I hate to admit is a bit too much like a man purse…
So please, for masculinity’s sake PICK ME, PICK ME!!!!
Vinh says
I’m from Austin, TX.
I’m a world travel blogger based out of my hometown Austin. I’m embarking on a Round-The-World trip including Australia, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Europe. The Transport Urban Bag would help me keep all my important documents close to me while freeing my hands to take pictures, buy trinkets, or eat local foods.
Camellis says
Provo, UT. I’ve been looking @ Civilian Labs bags for years now, and they would do well, but require a personal fitting: I couldn’t bring myself to purchase over the internet due to the complexity of the gear (which is what brought me to it in the first place).
This Setgo Transport Urban Bag would, within one month, have contained all of my electronica. iPhone, camera, flashlights, nook, and my PowerBall. And between those jaunts I would have to bring two diaps and some wipes for my two baby boys.
Mountaineering and backcountry would find my personal avalanche beacon, my laminated maps and camelbak. This bag would see the tops of many peaks in the Wasatch Mountain Range of the worls-famous Rockies.
I would make my life easier by thinning my jacket pockets back to their proper proportions and holding what is essential close to my heart.
QuaN says
I’m from Oakland,ca. waking up in the morning is a pain when i have to grab all my little devices and it is more of a pain when i have walk arround the whole day with a load of stuff in my pockets. it would be nice to have a bag to hold it and with summer coming near it’d be awesome to carry things without a jacket for extra pockets.
borris spy-one says
halo..
nama saya Boris, saya berasal dari Indonesia. menurut saya, ini merupakan tas yg begitu serba guna, simple, dan sangat sporty. jika saya memakai tas ini, saya yakin bisa membuat semuanya jadi lebih mudah dan membuat saya menjadi lebih percaya diri (confident). Tas ini bisa digunakan saat santai, saat pergi piknik maupun jalan-jalan bersama teman-teman….
C says
Hello YD
I am from Taiwan and recently moved to California. Being here in LA with out a car but a cruiser bike gets a bit frustrating. There’s a few times where I biked 15-20 mins to a near by supermarket only to forget my wallet. Just imagine…….
Vass says
Hi.
I’m from a place called Estonia (yeah, I sometimes struggle to find it on a map myself…) and this bag seems like exactly something I’ve been looking for. I hate carrying my wallet, phone, keys, player, headphones etc. in my pockets, my jeans get all stretched out and I end up looking like I’ve got wood :-\ most of the time I just take my backpack but all the stuff always gets tangled up and shaken that way… A man-bag is not an option
petalfuzz says
This bag looks like it could come in handy when I do errands on my bike, like pay the water bill–I just put the bill in the back pocket and my iPod in the front pocket and I’m ready. Also helpful when I walk to the postoffice, to put my mail into. And when I take care of my parent’s cat this would be a great addition for a fleacomb, keys, and kitty treats!
((( OL1V3R ))) says
WOW, simply i want this AMAZING urban bag … i always have my pocket´s full! and one day the police will arrest me for exhibitionism!, because my trousers will fall down! XD
Thanks and good luck for all
ale says
Hi! I´m from Argentina. I used to think about something practical and usefull for men (since women have a lot of options for “bags”). It´s wonderfull! Congratulations!
Pedro Izquierdo says
In Puerto Rico we ride all year, even if it rains.
Finally….this is a must for any one on two wheels
muscle, gas, wind or battery powered. Will hold all of your travel needs, handy cell phone pocket, toll card sleeve plus fast camera access( I’ve lost some good shots because of the time spent digging my camera from the fanny pack).. Will fit nicely w/ my motorcycle protective jacket as it will hug my body and not bulge the jackets fit.
D A M N G R E A T design.
Congrats.
Alvaro Montenegro says
Hello, I’m from Venezuela, but I currently live in Trinidad.
This bag is perfect for everyday mobility: bike, metro, bus, even jogging.
But I think I would use it most in air travel, your iPod, passport, book, and cell all handy, no bulk!! Hands down!! I want one!
Malik says
Hi Im Kerim from Sarajevo, Bosnia and herzegovina. This bag is great and it would make me so happy to walk to my job with this bag on my back
Amila says
Hi Im Kerim from Sarajevo, Bosnia and herzegovina. This bag is great and it would make me so happy to walk to my job with this bag on my back
Tyler says
Hi Im from Roanoke, Virginia and I go on a lot of trips to big cities like New York and never have anything to carry my everyday essentials with and this bag would be perfect!
Shif says
hi, im from singapore!! a small little hot and humid country! because of the weather i try to avoid carrying haversacks or backpacks that seem to add on to the heat, and weight hehh. most of the time i end up stuffing my phone, wallet, earphones, keys etc into my pockets. tried using pouches a couple of times but found them to be too bulky! when i saw this transport urban bag, my first thought was “WOW! cool design, and hmm, totally suitable for me!” sleek and simple, compartments for all my daily necessities, and it would be much handy to bring around on holiday trips as well! love it!! (:
Aaron says
Hey, I’m from Canada… I’ve been looking for a decent man-purse for the past 2 years now, and this looks like it could really hit the spot.
Agrivex says
I’m a temporary transplant to Seattle constantly getting into knife fights with local hipsters. Well, I have knives, their jeans pockets are too skinny to carry knives. They carry $1.99 nail files from Walgreens. Dude, may not sound tough to you, but it’s death from a thousand cuts because there’s so many of them and they travel in packs w/ clouds of insecure irony floating above them so it’s easier to spot and track them from blocks away. So, yeah, that Sleep/Sturdy Drill Nylon is perfect for carrying blades…
Norm says
This thing is awesome. I’m Norm from the United States (Pennsylvania) and this would help me immensely.
In my work life, I’d be able to carry all the gadgets, badges, swipe cards, identification I’d need wherever I go across campus as well as the tools, phones, radios, diagnostic devices, extra wires, connectors, etc. Along with a small notebook and pen, flashlight, and the thumb drives, disks and keys that I need. It’d slip in here instead of having to lug around a larger cumbersome messenger bag.
In my personal life, it’d haul all the stuff I normally would carry in the messenger bag (keys, iPod, iPhone, camera, extra cash, small notebooks, charging items for iPod and iPhone, thumb drives, business cards, checkbook, flashlight, etc.
When I travel for work, instead of having to carry a messenger bag with everything in it, (other than checked baggage) I could just throw it all in here and put my laptop (soon to be iPad) in a slipcover to cary on.
If I would win one, that would mean I’d only have to pick up a second one, that way I could keep the work one and personal one separate.
Alan says
Hi, I’m Alan and i’m from Canada, eh!
This would carry only what I need to bring with me to work not a bunch of extra baggage filled with nothing. Stuff a sammy and the electronics and off I go. Sweet deal.
Jen says
I’m from a small town in Indiana, and this bag would come in handy to carry photography equipment when driving around the countryside. I also think it’d be useful on roadtrips as it would carry more than a purse, but still be convenient when getting out frequently.
Aleksander says
Hi there, my name is Aleksander and I am from Latvia.
I am a student and I live about 20 minutes away from my University, so most of the time I need to use my bicycle to cycle there. This bag would be the best solution for me to carry all the necessary items I need for my university. It is absolutely ideal for me in terms of ergonomics, it is small, it has got numerous pockets for every gadget that I have and it is very unique, I bet there is no a single person here in Latvia who has anything similar, so it will help me to stand up from the rest of the students
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Thanks a lot, looking forward to this competition
Chris says
Hi Chris form South Carolina here.
Regularly carry more than would fit in my wallet or be comfortable clipped on my belt (ipoc, cell, Palm PDA, usb hardrive and fashdrive) but not enough to fill a man purse not to mention my mini duffel. This bag bridges the gap.
m_livaudais says
Hello, i’m a college student studying Industrial Design at Auburn University.
I have been thinking about purchasing this bag for awhile now mainly because I need a new bag for my study abroad trip to Taiwan. It would also be very useful to have when riding the bus to and from school.
thanks
Ian says
Hi there,
I’m in Casino Surveillance in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. This would be a terrific bag for my gear. Currently I schlep around a Maxpedition Colossus slingbag, but as Y-chromo as it is, it is still too purse-like to prevent ribbing by my co-workers.
This would be perfect for my phone, wallet, keys, camera, FAK, and other just-in-case gear I carry daily. And if it looks like something Chewbacca would wear, it’s got to be manly, right?
Ian says
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Ian says
I’m from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. I’m in Casino Surveillance and currently I drag around a Maxpedition Colossus slingbag; however, it is still too purse-like and I suffer occasional mocking from my co-workers.
The Setgo would be perfect for my phone, keys, wallet, first aid kit and other asssorted just-in-case urban gear I carry every day.
And, frankly, if it loks like something Chewbacca would wear it has to be manly, right?!
mindy says
ny here and it certainly would free up my hands a lot thanks
DAniel says
I’m taking art classes and this would be perfect for carrying all of my art supplies without getting in the way.
Alain says
Amazing!
I want one!
Shif says
hi, im from singapore!! a small little hot and humid country. because of the weather i try to avoid carrying haversacks and backpacks as they seem to add on to the heat, and weight heh. i usually end up stuffing my wallet, mobilephone, earphones, keys etc into my pockets |: ive tried using pouches a couple of times but they are too bulky! the first thought i had when i saw this transport urban bag was “WOW! cool design! and hm, totally suitable for me!” sleek and simple, compartments for all my daily necessities and very much handy to bring around on holiday trips! love it!!
Shif says
hi, im from singapore!! a small little hot and humid country. because of the weather i try to avoid carrying haversacks and backpacks as they seem to add on to the heat, and weight heh. i usually end up stuffing my wallet, mobilephone, earphones, keys etc into my pockets |: ive tried using pouches a couple of times but they are too bulky! the first thought i had when i saw this transport urban bag was “WOW! cool design! and hm, totally suitable for me!” sleek and simple, compartments for all my daily necessities and very much handy to bring around on holiday trips! love it!! would def make my life easier!
Daniel says
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, a place of wonder yet the inefficiency of the public transportation makes it a dystopia. Can you imagine the time it takes to wait for a bus?, Jamie Oliver can cook up an awesome turkey. I can imagine, how this bag can make my life easier and simpler while waiting for the bus. The many compartment can store my abundance of gadgets and my personal belongings as well.
Traveling to neighboring countries is what I do most of the time. Yet again I can imagine this beautiful urban bag can save me from disaster of losing or misplacing my belongings when I travel. Plenty more reasons why this bag would serve me pleasantly, let me not makes this too long… =)
carol says
I’m from NJ, and never saw this product before. How cool, hope I win.
Roobin says
Hi,
I’m from Palmdale Ca. in palmdale the public transportation system really sucks, so i usually ride my mountain bike everywhere. The terrain here is very rocky and difficult to maneuver in i think this bag would really make my life a lot easier because i would be able to carry all of my things with me without having to lug around a big clunky bag pack all over the place. Not only would this be really handy but i think it looks really cool to it looks like an awesome accessory that i would definitely like to own.
Han says
hi im from Malaysia and now currently im base at Doha state of Qatar ( middle east ).when it come to summer at Doha the temperature will come to 40 degree Celsius, just imagine if i carrying a big beg just for my gadgets and my personal belonging.This beg not just only can store all my personal belonging and my gadgets it also come with a good air circulation for the back and plus the design its self look ergonomic .My currently job as a cabin crew and i always traveling around the world, i really need a small beg for my travel and this is the beg i have been looking for and when i look at it i know this beg can make my travel and my life so easier . Thanks to the Setgo for this super design ..
Alan says
I’m from Tampa Bay, FL and running a business 24/7. This bag is perfect for daily running around and getting things done, especially with 3 dogs that require feeding, walking and love.
jan pons says
I am on my couch at home in Stockholm Sweden.
This bag will help me helping my girlfriend. She always has a ton of things: phone, ipod, makeup and all other sort of stuff. If she has to carry something else she get confused and it all looks like a 5-year old with skies. It is always up to me to carry everything and I am sick and tired of it.
Pleas help me, it’s either the The Setgo Transport Urban Bag or cargo pants with full pockets and that makes my but look big.
Aske Korsgaard Hejlesen says
Hey
I´m from Denmark, a great bike nation. This would be great for when i´m using my bycicle around town, to visit customers, and to transport mysolf to and from work.
The features are really great for carrying some basic equipment (sketchbook, ipod / iphone, etc.)
You HAVE to let me have it
Aske
Aske Korsgaard Hejle says
Hey
I´m from Denmark, a great bike nation. This would be great for when i´m using my bycicle around town, to visit customers, and to transport mysolf to and from work.
The features are really great for carrying some basic equipment (sketchbook, ipod / iphone, etc.)
You HAVE to let me have it
Aske
Jason says
I’m a college student and this means that I’m constantly carrying around pens, pencils, flash drives, papers, and a bunch of other knickknacks with me. I’ve tried sticking stuff in my pockets, but this results in funny-looking pocket bulges that have been the subject of many comments from my friends. Add to this the fact that 99% of my commuting to and from class and around campus is on bike, and it becomes apparent that the Setgo Transport Urban Bag would be a godsend for me as I try to navigate college in functional style.
Adriana says
I’m from Portugal. I would rollerblade to school and to work while carrying the Setgo tranport bag. And then once near the ocean, I’d jump in and swim all the way to Yanko design for a visit.
Alfredo Salkeld says
I am originally from Lima, Peru but I live in Weston, Florida. This bag would make my life easier because going to a high school with 3,000 students makes having a compact backpack essential in maneuvering through all the students. Also, I have had my iPod stolen twice and lost my phone from having to put them in my pockets where they can easily fall out. I could feel a lot more secure knowing they are in a sturdy pocket where they cant be crushed by books.
Emily says
My boyfriend needs this bag. He always has his pockets full of stuff: keys, ipods, cameras, wallet, notebooks full of todo lists. With summer coming up it is going to be worse when he shoves everything in his cargo shorts and he just looks ridiculous. Currently, he has this oversized camera bag with a belt clip that is anything but attractive, but he just wants to free up his pockets, keep everything in one place and not get wallet lines on the pockets of his new jeans. Help him please.
Niels Korteling says
Im a Dutch Industrial Design Student with a big interest in urban life. As a designer I always bring my sketchbook, pencils etc with me. along with my phone and ipod etc. Conventional backpacks are useless and too big for me, I am a freerunner and the get in my way. this bag would be perfect for freerunning and still bringing all my essentials for when I need them.
Matthew Finder says
I’m from New York and am an industrial design student in Pittsburgh. I love my bike and have been riding bikes as much as possible since I was 4. When I go to class, I often bring my large backpack with my MacBook, pens, pencils, books, power adapters, other cables, and much more, but I don’t have a small, simple way to carry a few things when I go on joyrides before class, after class, or on weekends. I think the Setgo bag is the perfect bag to fill this gap, and will give me a nice, streamlined way to take the essentials on fun, relaxing rides through the city.
Csordás Gergely says
I’m Hungarian. And has so far failed to find a good bag, because I have only very basic things in as MOLESKINE calendar, phone, wallet, CDs and the like … This would be a very good bag, light, and the point is only as great as should be.
Csordás Gerge says
I'm Hungarian. And has so far failed to find a good bag, because I have only very basic things in as MOLESKINE calendar, phone, wallet, CDs and the like … This would be a very good bag, light, and the point is only as great as should be.
Peter Beegle says
Hello YD,
I am an industrial design student in New York. The features of the design would be extremely helpful in New York and this summer my family and I will traveling to Europe and again would be very useful with passports and my iPod. Great design and hopefully I will be able to put my designs on here soon as well.
Thanks,
Peter
Ron says
I’m from Starkville, MS and this bag would actually help out a lot. First and foremost, I’m a serious tech lover. My pockets are almost always full of gadgets, from iPods and phones to DS systems and tools for my engineering classes.
Mostly, though, this would be a particular boon right now. I’m still going through treatments and diagnostics for Lymphoma, and currently have to rely on someone else to carry my wonderful toys to chemo treatments. It’d be really nice to be able to use my iPod or video games without having to have a personal luggage carrier everywhere I go, haha.
Even more so, I ended up breaking my left hand at a rock wall, so that complicates things even more for the next few weeks. Apparently chemo weakens your bones… so that was of course caused by my own “but I can still climb, I swear!” stupidity.
Matt says
Hi guys I live in Swansea, Wales, UK, im currently within my 3Rd year studying product design at Swansea Metropolitan university and something like this would be awesome for me, as I have to travel everywhere by walking and public transport its just an annoyance by having to haul a backpack for small essentials and gadgets, something like this would benefit me greatly!
Thanks!
Keep up the awesome work guys!
oliver says
Hi I’m from Seattle and I work outdoors 75% of my time and never have enough pockets carry my personal phone, work phone, iPod, camera, sometimes Nintendo DS, wallet, and keys.
I carry a work laptop with me and have decided to dump all my pieces of technology in the same bag and it is such a pain to have to dig through the bag any time I need something.
This bag would a free me hours out of the week from shuffling and digging through an increasing convoluted laptop bag.
And I know I’m not the only one thinking it but this transport bag is like the Batman Utility Belt. If I win this bag, I will sure add a magnetic grappling hook.
I hope you pick me as the winner because I would get the best use out of it. Thanks
Ryan Keiser says
Hello there, I’m from Long Beach. I’m currently an art student at CSULB. We art students are the pack mules of the educational establishment. Not only do I carry my wallet, keys, phone, camera, ipod and headphones but I also carry my art supplies five days a week. This bag would totally help me out making it easier to carry all my personal effects and my supplies together. It also would make an awesome carrying device for all my sketching material when I go out and draw around town. Cheers to an awesome design.
Jim Baltaxe says
Hi All
I’m from Wellington, New Zealand. I am both a post grad student (for the 2nd time around) and an active member of the local, volunteer Coastguard and Civil Defense units. I usually wind up carrying a number of gadgets, cellphones, pagers and often a GPS unit as well as a digital camera on my wanderings around the city and the South Coast. This bag would allow me to carry the variety of gear and still have ready access to what I need at any moment.
I know I could have used it very well last weekend when I was trying to patrol the coast line to warn people about an expected tsunami and explain to them why trying to see it come in was not a Cool Thing to do.
Eric says
I’m from Oregon but at college in Arizona. Not only would this bag be great for me when biking around the greater campus area – and I bike almost everywhere – but it would be even better when travelling. No matter what I end up doing for a living, travelling and exploring the world is what I really want to be able to do. This bag would be perfect for holding the basics like a camera, sunglasses, a notebook and pen, and some extra cash hidden in that front zipper pocket, even being able to wear it under a jacket in some situations. I’m currently trying to plan a trip travelling up through Eastern Europe for this summer, taking up most of what money I still have saved up, and this bag would be the perfect companion for day trips around a city. Also, I like having things that look this good, and maybe some girls might like it too.
Mana says
Hi!!!! I am from Argentina. The security in my country is very poor. You can´t walk with a cell phone because it dissapears in two seconds, so I think I could protect my things very well…. with this excellent bag….
Henry says
I’m an avid road cyclist, and a wedding photographer. This bag would help me in two ways. Carrying CF cards/ batteries, business cards and other smaller accessories during a wedding, and helping me keep my ipod on me while i ride.
Vincent says
I am from San Francisco. It is good for metro, what a nice stylish sling bag.
Jean-Michel Alexis says
i would use everyday to hold evrything i carry a n97 which serves as all my communication a set of philips virtual surround sound headphones i can’t leave without just became a nurse this would serve as an excellent gear to always carry on me at all time i can have all my stuff ebook in my phone the possibilities is endless …. and most important evryone counts on me to always have the l8test stuff lolol …
Daniel says
I’m an architecture student in Moscow and I ride my bike to and from classes. I hate having to put things in my pockets, and a backpack only does it when I have a lot to carry. The setgo transport urban bag would be a great accessory for when I just need to get from A to B but don’t have a lot to take with me. I wouldn’t have to worry about my wallet falling out of my pocket while riding anymore.
Canic says
I’m from Vancouver,
I bike to and from work, and I haven’t gotten a small biking bag, and it looks like it would fit great under a ski jacket for my phone and Mp3 player.
Besides it just looks cool (in a nerdy way)
dangit says
Instead of carrying around a traditional backpack or the messenger bag I usually use, I could totally use one of this to take to class. All I need to carry is one moleskine notebook, a pen, my iPhone, and hopefully an iPad once they’re out.
Oskar says
Im from Sweden
When in school this bag would be cool, when in the city the bag would look pretty, enough room for my gadgets, maybe I will put on some badges, if I win the Setgo I would use it everywhere I go.
Jesse Wickstrum says
Hello to all.
I am Jesse from Tallahassee FL. I plan on making my life hyper-mobile and living as an ambassador for CouchSurfing.org. I want spend my life traveling from one place to another without having cumbersome things to carry. The SetGo Transport Bad would allow me to carry my phone, iPad, wallet, (cards and everything) and a few smaller trinkets. The design of the SetGo bag is just as I need it, utilitarian. It's already on my list of supplies, this just gets it to me faster.
Jesse Wickstrum says
Hello to all.
I am Jesse from Tallahassee FL. I plan on making my life hyper-mobile and living as an ambassador for CouchSurfing.org. I want spend my life traveling from one place to another without having cumbersome things to carry. The SetGo Transport Bad would allow me to carry my phone, iPad, wallet, (cards and everything) and a few smaller trinkets. The design of the SetGo bag is just as I need it, utilitarian. It's already on my list of supplies, this just gets it to me faster.
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