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What about suede? http://www.sfbags.com/products/iphon...ket-iphone.php I bought a jolioriginals leather pouch that I'm happy with. Time will tell if it's durable. The Sena case that my mate has certainly isn't.

Water Field iPad case / cases - $29USD - $59USD from WaterField Admittedly on their logo alone I probably shouldn't be recommending these, but there are a couple of cases that #1 don't have the logo so obviously placed, and #2 could be picked off with care. The sleeve appeals to me the most, and the price is reasonable. Not too bad at all.

The iPad Smart Case from Waterfield Designs protects your iPad 2 with a high impact insert, but keeps the interior smooth as Ultrasuede. The sleeve hides all the stitchwork for a very clean look. If you can’t get by with just your iPad, and want the charger, keyboard and some other small items in a convenient package, check out the iPad Wallet from Waterfield Designs. This iPad 2 case has room for much more than the iPad, but is still a decent size. You can add a shoulder strap if you want an easier way to carry the combo.

WaterField Designs today introduced the all-new MacBook Air Smart Case. The robustly protective and impeccably stylish new Smart Case is available in custom sizes for both the 11- and 13-inch MacBook Air models. Features: * Two sizes: Custom fitted to 11.6" or 13" MacBook Air * Light and protective * Water-resistant, nylon exterior * Lightly padded interior * Flanked by eco-friendly, distressed brown leather * High-impact, rigid plastic inserts for additional protection * Stretch back pocket to hold power adapter and cables * Six color choices With this new addition, WaterField now offers three MacBook Air sleeve options - the new Smart Case, the SleeveCase, and the Suede Jacket Sleeve. Pricing :MacBook Air Smart Case: 11-inch: $79. 13-inch: $89. Colors are available in Black, Copper, Flame, Green, Pearl or Pine.

Simple and elegant, this subtle leather case in brown or black lets you easily slide in your iPhone, credit cards and cash for compact storage. A front clear window lets you operate and view on your iPhone 4S/4, so you don't have to remove it. The stretchy back pocket can squeeze a few credit cards and cash. $25 www.sfbags.com

Of the many keyboard options available to the iPad-toting traveler, one that is often forgotten is Apple’s own aluminum Bluetooth keyboard. It is light, tough and slides easily into a bag. But if you want it to last more than a few trips, you should probably use a case. This last weekend I did what every good Englishman should do and returned to Blighty to get drunk in the name of the Queen. And as I figured there might also be some work to do, I packed my keyboard in Waterfield’s $29 Keyboard Slip case. Safely slid into the Slip, your keyboard is kept snug and secure. You can toss it around a fair amount, and if you put it inside the bag you probably never need worry about the package getting dinged or crushed.

You’ve seen them in neoprene. You’ve seen them in denim. But here at Prop Freaks, we’ll wager you’ve never seen them in jaw-cracking, whip-snapping, rugged adventure! Which is why we’re pretty pumped about this new iPad satchel from Waterfield. Simply called the “Indy,” this awesome homage to a certain iconic big-screen bag will house your gentle iPad (along with any other relics you might be toting such as a Holy Grail, Coronado Cross or Crystal Skull Sankara Stone) – and keep them waaaay safer than say, the average Nazi gazing deep into the Ark of the Covenant. Retailing for about $179, the bag comes pre-distressed, saving you from actually going on any harrowing adventures (but certainly doesn’t preclude you from a trip to India to free children slaves, if that’s your thing), and has pockets for all your extra business (whip and revolver, notwithstanding.) Check out the pics below then tell us, Prop Freaks, what real-world prop would you put in your bag?

My favorite computer bag company, Waterfield Design/SF Bags, has come out with its new smashing Indy Bag. I already own several other bags from them, but my fingers are tingling to get this one.

WaterField Designs introduced the CitySlicker, an urban MacBook Air case with an old-world spin made with modern materials for the utmost protection. Designed to enhance the Air's lightness without adding bulk, the CitySlicker is compact, even with accessories. WaterField's thoughtful design combines three layers of protection using impact-resistant plastic, high-grade neoprene, and a padded liner to keep the Air safe from unexpected dings.

The design looks simple, but the intent is hard-core protection without the bulk. Multi-layered padding includes a high-impact, rigid insert and an Ultrasuede® scratch-free liner. At under-an-inch thin, this Kindle Fire Case sports luxurious padding to keep your Kindle Fire snug and secure, yet quickly accessible. No visible stitching keeps the case looking sleek and smooth. All Smart Cases come with a low-profile pocket that can hold your sync/charging cable and power adapter. Get yourself a smart Kindle Case.

The design looks simple, but the intent is hard-core protection without the bulk. Multi-layered padding includes a high-impact, rigid insert and an Ultrasuede® scratch-free liner. At under-an-inch thin, this Kindle Fire Case sports luxurious padding to keep your Kindle Fire snug and secure, yet quickly accessible. No visible stitching keeps the case looking sleek and smooth. All Smart Cases come with a low-profile pocket that can hold your sync/charging cable and power adapter. Get yourself a smart Kindle Case.

Waterfield’s various iPad and MacBook cases and bags are seeing more than a bit of use in my home these days. Elana carries her iPad 2 and Apple Bluetooth keyboard in the iPad Travel Express we reviewed in March of 2011. (Read the review.) Having found time and again that the best option for a keyboard to use with the iPad is Apple’s offering, I’ve used the Keyboard Travel Express a number of times. (Read the review.) Judie reviewed the new Indy bag for the iPad and, knowing I love all-things-Indiana-Jones (I know, lame but true), she sent it to me. When I’m just carrying the iPad (which is most days), it is my go-to bag. (Read the review.) The company recently announced their small Waterfield City Slicker for the MacBook Air. It is the perfect case for those times you are carrying your MacBook Air and just a few extras.

How I'm taking my apple tv to Florida with the @SFBags apple tv case

If you are looking for extremely simple, definitely no-fuss case that also offers immeasurable protection for the new iPad, read on as this is what WaterField iPad Slip Case is all about. If you have a lot of gadgets or other things you want to bring anywhere, the Muzetto Outback from WaterField Designs is an ideal bag for your new iPad plus other stuff.

The weather is finally nice on the East Coast. That means that more people are going to WFH (work from home), or more likely, WFTB (work from the beach). This means that instead of the bulky laptop case that most people go to and from work with, they’ll be looking for slimmer, sleeker options. Enter the MacBook Air Smart Case. The MacBook Air Smart Case is beautifully designed by the folks at Waterfield Designs. It features multi-layered padding, including an Ultrasuede scratch-free liner, and impact resistant sides.When I first started using it I was skeptical as to how well it would hold my MacBook Air. After all, there’s no closing flap on the end of it, and it relies on the pressure of the case to keep it snug. I’m happy to report that not only does it hold the laptop tight, it can even withstand you shaking the case upside down. My favorite part of the case is the stretchable pocket on the outside.

The design looks simple, but the intent is hard-core protection without the bulk. Multi-layered padding includes a high-impact, rigid insert and an Ultrasuede scratch-free liner. At less than an inch thick, this case keeps your iPad snug and secure, yet quickly accessible. The Smart Case come with a low-profile pocket that can hold your sync/charging cable and power adapter.

The MacBook Air is one of the sleekest and best designed laptops that I’ve ever owned, made by a company at the top of its game. It’s only fitting that one of the better cases for carrying it around comes from Waterfield, bag maker extraordinaire. Waterfield is a San Francisco based bag maker that builds all of their products in-house. They use top-notch materials like self locking zippers and every bag that I’ve seen so far from these guys has just been incredibly solid. The Travel Express for the MacBook Air is no exception. At 13.5″ long by 9.1″ high and 1.9″ thick, the case is large enough to hold a MacBook Air in the main compartment, along with a set of accessories like the charging cable and a few extras in the main portage area. The sides of the bag gain some added rigidity from plastic inserts so it holds its natural shape well. This makes it easy to slip items in or out.