🧳 Thule Crossover Travel Organizer Black: Simplify and Streamline Your Travel Essentials! Review

The perfect little tech bag that I always have with me. Holds most of my essentials, and I've added pockets to extra digital drives, charging cables, and adapters. Even take some face towels and essentials with you. Very soft material and an additional removable inner pocket that is attached with a magnet make it versatile. Worth every penny.

I'll be the first to admit it. The price is around 50 US dollars per organizer. That's ridiculous. But it's so well made and thought through down to the smallest detail that it fully compensates for that. Plenty of neat pockets and straps in easy-to-reach places. Good healthy flash and wildest for me. The inner RFID pocket is held in place with a magnet, so when you put it down it "snaps" back into that central spot. Really super cool. I have a lot of Thule stuff but this is the best I have.

On the left is the Thule Subterra PowerShuttle Electronics Carrying Case and on the right is this. -out. There is very little value here. Inside, it's actually smaller than the Thule Subterra PowerShuttle Electronics Carrying Case and costs twice as much because it's crumpled at the seams in the Crossover2's pockets and barely fits in even with a small interior. The organizer pockets aren't very well made, and the magnetic RFID wallet can't hold much either. First of all I was disappointed with

I bought a Thule case mainly for the RFID center case. The bag itself is quite small as other reviews point out, even without the center pocket inserted. The blue strap on the side of the bag doesn't sag too much and the design doesn't give the impression that it will snag with regular use. The bag itself has a nice texture and can hold several small items. It should definitely be a bit more expensive or at least make another version that would be bigger. At $30, this seems like a more…

If you're looking for a small bag to put in your backpack, suitcase or whatever, it will help organize your keys, cables, CDs and all to organize others in smaller page, that's what you need. I didn't realize it on the side, but the tiny little pouch that slides out is actually magnetically attached to the inside of the larger pouch (and the magnets are strong - it won't come out unless you want it to). An internal zip pocket, open top, or small detachable pocket, perfectly sized for your…