Colorado 60L

I recently flew with the 60L (Colorado color scheme) duffle. The first flight was through Jet Blue. The second was American Airlines. I showed up to the airport check-in and went to fit the bag into the Jet Blue bag sizer. Jet Blue has one with the hard sides so there's really no room for interpretation. At first I struggled to get it in. I had every section filled but intentionally left a smidge of space because I was hesitant when I bought it despite the positive feedback from other reviewers. I thought I may need to take something out when it didn't fit. Then I realized it was getting hung up on the straps hanging off. So I put the backpack straps back inside the zipper pouch and removed the shoulder strap. It slid right into the sizer with minimal effort at that point. Now I should mention that Jet Blue has a smaller bag size requirement than other airlines so with that in mind I wasn't too worried about American Airlines. I don't think I would've added anything more to the bag in light of this with Jet Blue specifically (definitely not packed so tight where you can't fit anything else in) but with American Airlines it would probably be fine. Walking through the airport and looking at everyone else's carry on bags (you know the common one everyone has with the hard shell and wheels) I thought this thing is way bigger than everyone else's. I was sure the employees at the gate would stop me. However once I set the bag down next to other people's, it really wasn't that much different in size. I think because it was on my back and up in the air it made it seem like it was larger but it really wasn't. Being a duffle, things can squish and move around easier so it's more forgivable than one of those hard shell carry ones. I didn't get one word from the employees. On the speaker right before we went into the plane they were asking for volunteers with bigger bags, especially ones with wheels to get checked in. I didn't take them up on their offer but they seemed more interested in ones with wheels as they said it more than once. On board I slung it up fairly easily into the overhead compartment. It may seem in the photos that it sticks out but it didn't. I'll see if I can upload a photo of both Jet Blue & American Airlines. I really liked the handle on the end. This made it nice to get it up and also pulling it out. You just have to make sure that the handle is pointing out so you can grab it later on. I think it would be nice to see another handle added to the other end for this reason. But also when adjusting the bag if you're resting it on top of a big roller suitcase. Sometimes it would slide off (even while using the thing on the bottom made for this) and we'd have to fix it more than once. When up in the overhead compartment I found it very easy to fit and didn't need to jam it in. When looking around at others mine actually seemed smaller. I think the non hard shell allows it to slide further back. I only had one passenger make a comment when I went to pull it down. The "oh that's a big one"... But now knowing and seeing that it fit just fine, this comment didn't concern me. I just smiled and moved on. The American Airlines bag sizer was different than Jet Blue. It had a little platform you could set it on then see if it fell within the lines or not. There was no hard bars or side walls. Definitely room for interpretation. Since my bag was set vertically on it, it kept wanting to slide and tip forward so in the picture it doesn't look like it fits but it did. Overall I really enjoyed using this bag. Like others before me said, it can fit a lot. I choose to use some packing cubes just to take organization to another level. Overall I'm happy with the purchase, quality, versatility and function of the bag. I would definitely order from them again. I'm actually contemplating getting their tiny toiletry bag to keep the kids stuff in my purse☺️

I cannot say enough good things about this bag! I got it to use as a hospital go-bag for emergency hospital stays so it perfectly fits my needs. I can keep my things easily organized and ready to access at a moment’s notice. The inner pockets are fabulous to keep track of where everything is. I use packing cubes and pouches religiously, but the built-organization means I don’t need to use them with this bag. Seriously wish I had found this earlier!!

As a birth doula, I carry a lot of tools, everything from essential client support items to personal food items (birth can be long), and my birth photography gear. My old bag was just as large but had one deep main compartment that made it hard to find things quickly, especially in the middle of a birth.

This new Tobiq bag is a total game changer. It’s essentially four bags in one, with separate zippered sections that let me organize everything by category. I can keep my doula tools in one section, my personal items in another, my camera gear safely tucked away, and still have space for snacks or comfort items.

The laptop compartment is also perfect for birth plans and paperwork, it keeps everything flat and protected. And the backpack straps are clutch for hands-free support when helping clients carry belongings or walking with a laboring mom.

I love that I no longer need to juggle multiple bags. Everything fits in one, well-organized, beautiful design. For any doula or birth worker who’s ever struggled to stay organized on the go, this bag truly changes the game.

I like the bag and compartments. I just wish there were more color options.

I’ve wanted this bag for awhile but hesitated due to the cost. It’s a fantastic bag, super easy to organize and use for my two kids. Highly recommend