What's in my bag? (pictures of Oakley's new Computer Bag 2.0)

First off I have to say that I think I may have found the most impressive computer bag that I have ever used and that the bag, although it looks small on the outside, holds all of the stuff detailed below along with having a pocket big enough for a 15" MacBook Pro, which, those of you that have MacBook Pros, know is no small feat.  In most cases I would go and link to a picture on the manufacturer's site instead of taking a picture of the bag myself, but I guess the bag is so new that the manufacturer doesn't have any pictures of it yet, so I am including my own pictures below.

When fully loaded, the bag contains all of the following items:

• 15" MacBook Pro


• Apple MagSafe charger


• AirPort Express (I use the AirPort to charge all of my USB devices, including my iPod)


• iPod Video with headphones


• Nokia 770


• Cannon Elph SD400


• 4GB thumb drive (I have one of those SanDisk ones where the USB part retracts, which, having bent USB connectors before, is pretty cool)


• USB to mini-USB cable


• iPod USB cable
  
  
  


• Nokia 770 charging cable


• Cannon battery charger (works for the SD400, but the SD500 has a different battery -- so lame)


• Retractable CAT5 cable


• CAT5 crossover adapter (I am surprised at how many times I've used this)
  
  
  


• Retractable telephone cord (I don't know why I have this as I do not have a dial-up ISP, but let's just say I have it in case I ever need to send a fax)


• Moleskine 6-pocket organizer (I use this to sort receipts and business cards)


• Moleskine unlined notebook


• 3 clear folders from the Container Store that have those elastic straps on them so stuff doesn't fall out (great to be able to see the contents through the clear plastic)
  
  
  


• Pen


• Mechanical pencil


• Click eraser


• Business cards


• Quarters (you can always use quarters)
  
  
  


• Dollar bills (always handy)


• Eyeglass case (nice to not scratch your glasses when you put them in your bag to go through airport security)


• Eyeglass polishing cloth (stores inside the case and useful for removing fingerprints)

When I am flying, I generally also have the following:

• Bottle or 2 of water depending on the length of the flight


• Book(s)


• Magazine(s)

The amazing thing about the Oakley bag is that it looks so slim when it's completely loaded up -- everything except the MacBook Pro is in the bag in the pictures and it's hard to tell that there's that much stuff in it.

Oakley's Computer Bag 2.0 has a suggested retail of $150.00 and is available for sure at the Oakley Store in Cherry Creek Mall in Denver.

Trackback to this link and tell me what's in your bag. 

UPDATE: I found it on the Apple online store as well listed as "Oakley Computer Brief ." (if the link doesn't work, just go to the Apple Store and search "Oakley")

Tags: Oakley, computer+bag, Strategize, Ross+Hollman