Jun
27

Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Sleeve (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle) Black/GunMetal/Lime-Aide

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Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Sleeve (Fits 6" Display, Latest Generation Kindle) Black/GunMetal/Lime-Aide

Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Sleeve (Fits 6 Rating:
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Product Description

Timbuk2's nylon sleeve provides non-bulky protection for your 6" Display, Latest Generation Kindle

Details

  • Durable ballistic nylon exterior.
  • High-density foam Kindle protection.
  • Slim profile maximizes portability without compromising protection.
  • Designed specifically for the 6" display, latest generation Kindle

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10 Responses to “Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Sleeve (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle) Black/GunMetal/Lime-Aide”

  1. tiburon says:

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    I had searching for a sleeve for my Kindle for the last month. I had originally bought the Patagonia “book cover” style case when I got my Kindle. I quickly found that the extra material ruined the feel of the device in my hand – so I kept removing the Kindle from the cover. This made me nervous because I would forget to zip it all the way, sending it tumbling out inside of my bag.

    So I went to find a sleeve.

    This sleeve is by far the most rugged I’ve found. The case and Timbuk2 messenger bag is sitting next to each other while I’m writing this on the train. I can tell you for a fact that they make these from the same nylon used to make the bags, and it will probably last as long.

    The Patagonia seems cheap by comparison.

    The stitching and velcro are solid and the interior is a chamois-like fabric. This thing will definitely protect your Kindle should it take a spill or from bumps and drops in your bag while traveling.

  2. AHefner says:

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    I looked at many different sleeves before I finally decided to purchase this one. I wanted a case to protect my Kindle and this case provides the level of protection I wanted. The quality of the construction feels very study. The stitching on the fabric shows no lack of quality. The velcro shows the same workmanship.

    This case has a nice soft inside material that sort of reminds me of micro fiber. Also it seems to provide enough padding to keep the Kindle from getting damaged from accidental drops or from being damaged while in another bag.

    I wanted a case that was fully enclosed but worried that a zipper case may scratch the sides of the device when opening or closing a zippered case. The book style cases didn’t provide a fully encasement when shut not to mention the case was attached to the Kindle when in use.

    The only thing I would have changed is the amount of room for the Kindle. It is not a big deal but when you pick up the case with the Kindle inside you can tell, that at times, you are accidently pressing a the next buttons on the side of the device. This isn’t a big deal because I always but my Kindle to sleep before placing in the case but I still find it half way annoying. Just a little extra room, maybe a 1/4 inch, possibly less may keep this from happening.

    **Update**

    After having the sleeve for a couple weeks now the materials seemed to have loosed up and I no longer think it needs any extra room. The fit now is perfect. I enjoy this product so much that I have been thinking about ordering the Timbuk2 Messanger Bag.

    I did accidentally drop my Kindle once so far while getting out of my car and the sleeve protected it from the parking lot gravel.

  3. Derek J. Hoffman says:

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    There isn’t much to say, except that the Timbuk2 sleeve looks smart and fits my Kindle 2 perfectly.

    (It’s much better than the previous sleeve that I purchased and returned because the fit was too tight.)

  4. Christian Bullock says:

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    I’ve recently upgraded from a Kindle 1 to a Kindle 2 and didn’t want my ebook reader to be hidden in a cover; I wanted to be able to easily read with my Kindle naked.

    That being said, I looked for a sleeve that looked easy enough for me to slip my Kindle in and out of easily and without having anything to possibly scuff up the device. I was going to settle on a sleeve with a zipped closure but happen to see this Timbuk2 sleeve that utilized velcro.

    And I love it! The sleeve is decently padded that I feel comfortable placing my Kindle in my backpack with the sleeve. The velcro works perfectly as well, making it super easy to get the Kindle in and out easily and without having to look for anything metal (i.e. a zipper) to possibly rub up and scratch the device.

    The one disadvantage a velcro-closure has compared to a zip-closure is that, while in a closed state, it isn’t a 100% fully closed state. The velcro and the fold-over flap are quite secure but nothing beats a zipped-up closure.

    If you’re looking for a quality sleeve for your Kindle, I would highly suggest this sleeve by Timbuk2.

  5. Chad T. Alexander says:

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    In the debate to protect the Kindle in a sleeve or attached folding cover, I went with the sleeve. I had a small Timbuk2 messenger bag in high school (over 15 years ago) and still have it. So I knew ahead of time that the durability was going to be there in this sleeve. But, would I have the common sense to place it in the case when not in use? I guess that goes with training.

    The case itself is built well. All black, so it doesn’t draw attention. The job somewhat requires a bit of professionalism in appearance, and this (besides a small light blue Timbuk2 tag) does that job. The picture on Amazon shows a blue logo embroidered, but mine was dark grey. The inside is a red felt type material that is soft and protects. Between the red inside and the black “ballistic” fabric on the outside is something that protects, though it is barely noticeable. It must do the job though, because I dropped it on accident from mid-torso range (freaking out in my mind) and it hit the ground like a pillow.

    It isn’t a hard case, so it won’t protect against an object striking it, but sure does good if it hits an object, though I wouldn’t recommend trying it.

    Will take it to the desert for field-testing and may update the review.

  6. E. Breton says:

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    If you have ever owned a Timbuk2 bag, you know how tough they are. I have had a Timbuk2 courier bag for 12 years, taken it on many a trip, 4 years of heavy books in college and it is still in amazing condition. Well, they have applied the same workmanship to this Kindle sleeve. Its sturdy, tough, well designed and fits and protects the Kindle perfectly. I never have to worry about anything with this sleeve. Well worth the price.

  7. Candleholder says:

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    This sleeve fits my new Kindle 2 perfectly – not too big and not too small. It’s easy to take the Kindle in and out of it without having to fuss with adjustments or velcro or anything else. It’s also sturdy, well-made, and pretty. Very happy with this Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Sleeve.

  8. Patty G. says:

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    I did an ENORMOUS amount of research on Kindle covers before I decided on this one. After much deliberation, I knew that I wanted just a simple sleeve-type cover. I didn’t want a zippered case, as most reviews that I read seemed to indicate that other Kindle owners had found that many of the zippered cases fit SO tightly around the Kindle that the fabric of the cover actually began to rip. I also didn’t want a case that had straps and mounting hardware….just too cumbersome and awkward. So I decided, by default, on the Timbuk 2 sleeve. It’s perfect! The sleeve is very well made and will probably look every bit as good in 10 years as it does today! It certainly will provide good protection for the Kindle. The only thing that would have made this sleeve even better would have been if the maunufacturer would have put a small opening in the bottom so that the recharging cord could have been attached without removing the Kindle from the sleeve. But that would have, to some small degree, reduced the structural integrity of the case. At any rate, I highly recommend this sleeve.

  9. Louis G. Alexander says:

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    After researching many cases for the Kindle, I decided against the style of case that uses the metal tabs to connect to the Kindle. As someone who is quite particular about keeping their devices in pristine condition, I was worried that the tab connection method would wear my Kindle unnecessarily and cause some scratching or cracking of the screen. Additionally, the Kindle already has a wonderful form factor, so why muck it up with a case that is essentially permanently attached. So I turned to the Timbuk2 case, and as a long time fan of Timbuk2 bags (I have had my commuter for almost 5 years and it’s still in great shape) I am very happy with the case. The only complaint I have is that the lip that contains the soft part of Velcro (the loop) extends across the entire width of the case, but there are only two hook Velcro portions on the main body of the case. If Timbuk2 had ensured that the hook portion matched the loop portion, perhaps the case would have a tighter closing feel, but I’m not entirely sure it’s needed- there is no risk of the case coming open accidentally.

  10. A. M. Heap says:

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    I have spent a lot of time researching products to protect my Kindle while I am not reading it. I checked the covers, but most of them weighed as much as the Kindle or more than, and they looked like they would get in the way when reading. I like to read my Kindle naked lol. I began looking for a pouch type product for my Kindle and came across this one. Timbuk2 is known for their high quality products so I decided to give it a try. I received the product about a week ago and I absolutley love it!!! It is light weight, and is the perfect size to fit into my purse. The inside of the sleeve is very soft and there is some padding in the sleeve, so I know that my Kindle is safe while in it. I would recommend this to anyone who owns the Kindle 2, or the global wireless Kindle as they are calling it now. I might be a tight fit for the Kindle DX, but as I haven’t seen one and only know that they are a little larger than the Kindle 2, it is just a guess on my part as the sleeve is a perfect fit for the Kindle 2.

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