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Save/ShareJust in time for holiday travel, Timbuk2 is rolling out its first wheelie bag.
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Made of the same durable ballistic nylon as the company's signature messenger bag, the Checkpoint weighs less than eight pounds. The front pocket provides easy access to your one-quart Ziploc bag of toiletries when you're going through airport security.
Check out this video to see the other features, including a hidden pocket for your jewelry. I especially like how the bag has handles on all four sides, so you can stash it in the overhead luggage compartment in any direction.
The Checkpoint is available at timbuk2.com for delivery before Christmas. The bag, which comes in brown, black, and green, will be in retail stores starting in January. Today is the last day to place orders for free ground shipping. Otherwise expect to add from $14 for shipping.
Timbuk2.com, $250.
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