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Incase Courier Collection for spring offers bike-conscious designs

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A new collection from Incase for spring and summer of this year features a set of modern bags catering to the urban cyclist, hence the ‘courier’ title. The collection’s two standouts are the well-equipped Courier Messenger Bag (above, $180) and the Courier Messenger Backpack ($150), but the line also includes a few other items, like a hip pack and iPhone pouch. The weather-resistant messenger bag is made of 1680D nylon with a waterproof lining and has an exterior waterproof stash pocket as well as a variety of interior pockets, including two that are lined with plush faux-fur for gadget protection. An ergonomic, padded cross-body strap features a one-handed adjustment slack pull and a large side release buckle for convenience and comfort on cycling trips around town. Other bike-conscious features include bicycle lock storage, a pump tie-down, removable stabilizer strap, and an exterior reflective panel.


The messenger backpack (above) offers many of the same design and convenience factors as well as a faux-fur lined laptop compartment that fits up to a 17-inch laptop and a wide-mouth top opening for quick access. Side access compartments leave room for all your smaller items while padded shoulder straps and adjustable front straps keep you comfortable on the go. The collection is available in tonal black-on-black, dove gray with orange accents, or our favorite, minty jade green with black and orange design details.

Kelly Montgomery
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Kelly Montgomery is a magazine journalism graduate from the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communications…
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