Country: 195.137.184.101, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

Be cautious - I did order this item and had it fitted by a Physical Therapist and my Surgeon looked at it also - it is not for all lower leg injuries. If you have a simple ankle or foot fracture this might work for you. If you have had ligament, tendon, achilles damage I would not recommend this item. The second leg strap, in order to hold the device securely to your lower leg has to be very tight. This puts pressure on the muscles, tendons ligaments etc... I had an Achilles tear and repair and was advised that the device will do more damage then good. As an engineer - a simple redesign of the second strap placement would be a solution for comfort for everyone.

This is my second Timbuk2 bag. I got the XS size first to just use it like a purse. I commute by bike to work about one day a week and the XS bag just wasn't big enough for a change of clothes and my lunch, etc. I debated getting a Large one but am so glad I went with Medium. It's huge! I'm only 5'1" so it looks a little ridiculous on me but I can ride my bike fine with it full of stuff. I think I will also use it as my luggage for trips occasionally. I got it in Silver/Lime-Aide/Lime-Aide color which is great for visibility on my bike (I don't trust the drivers in NM too much so I try to be as visible as possible). Timbuk2 bags are certainly expensive but worth it I think. They are quality bags and will last forever. I was also glad to find them on Amazon for much cheaper than the Timbuk2 website.