Tom Bihn Tristar vs Red Oxx Mini Boss (1 Bag Travel Briefcase/Backpacks)

My review of 4 excellent 1-bag-travel bags that convert between briefcase and backpack.

Tom Bihn Tristar ➡ http://bag.gg/TBTriStar

Tom Bihn Western Flyer ➡ http://bag.gg/TBWestFly

Red Oxx Mini Boss ➡ http://bag.gg/ROMiniBoss

Gregory Covert Overnight Mission (couldn’t find a page for this!)

Here’s some other products from the video as well:
Tom Bihn Packing Cube Backpack: http://bag.gg/TBPackCubeBack
Tom Bihn Freudian Slip Laptop Organizer: http://bag.gg/TBFreudSlip

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Heres more info on the tri-star: http://bag.gg/TBTriStar
Carry-on friendly, three compartments, tie-down straps, room for a laptop; this could be your one bag.
The Tri-Star is a midsize carry-on travel bag replete with useful features — it may just be a business or pleasure traveler's dream bag. With room for most sizes of our Cache laptop sleeve, the center compartment of the Tri-Star provides a secure and protected place for your laptop. Add Packing Cubes for clothing and shoes in the outer compartments and a Freudian Slip to the center compartment, and you may not need to come back to your home or office for quite a while. The Tri-Star measures 19" x 13" x 8" (480 x 330 x 205 mm), putting it between the Western Flyer and the Aeronaut in size. It's a perfect size carry-on for use in Europe and Australia, where airlines' carry-on sizing requirements are more conservative than in the United States. The size of the Tri-Star also works well for travelers who find they don't need a carry-on as large as the Aeronaut, but can't or don't want to limit their packing list enough to use our smaller Western Flyer.

The front of the Tri-Star features four zippered pockets, all zipping shut with #8 YKK Aquaguard® water-repellent zippers.

On the right is a subtle-but-clever curved zipper pocket: unzip it partially and it's a useful pocket for a boarding pass. Unzipped entirely, it's an expandable water bottle pocket. The bellows that make the pocket expandable can be snapped up so your water bottle doesn't fall out, or unsnapped to allow greater access to the pocket. (Note that with a water bottle in the pocket, the bag may no longer meet the most strict size regulations: we assume you'll remove your water bottle as you board the plane.)

On the left side are three horizontal zippered pockets. The top zippered pocket spans the full height of the bag; the second goes about halfway; and the third is the shallowest of the three. All three horizontal zippered pockets have one O-ring inside for attaching a Key Strap (one 8" Key Strap is included with the Tri-Star) or other organizational accessories.

The big pocket can hold a New York Times Best Seller (even a hardback) or a Kindle. The middle pocket can fit sunglasses or a laptop power supply. The small pocket can help keep your wallet, keys, passport, and other smaller items handy. Black piping bordering the front panel of the Tri-Star gives it a finished appearance and helps it retain its shape and size — no matter how much stuff you put in it.

The Tri-Star has three main compartments of approximately equal size, and each has two O-rings. The front compartment can be further divided left and right, with a zip-out divider. Depending on what you pack and how you like to organize, you may find this divider quite useful. Once divided, one side is larger than the other: the larger side can accommodate a three-ring binder; the smaller side handles a pair of shoes (inside a Packing Cube or not, your choice).