Chrome Introduces New Small Size of Waterproof Backpacks
March 25th, 2006 by Tim GrahlChrome, a domestic bag manufacturer located in San Francisco, has been producing messenger bags used by bicycle couriers worldwide since 1993. Chrome has taken their extensive experience designing bags that can withstand the rigors of the urban environment and released a new small size (PAWN) to complement the existing line of waterproof backpacks.
The designs, by president Mark Falvai, challenge the assumptions of how waterproof bags should be built. The innovative design brings together two separate, and typically opposed, ideologies of backpack construction. On the outside is a superior all-weather backpack with large easy access external cargo pockets, urethane coated YKK zippers, adjustable sternum strap, and unbreakable stainless steel hardware. On the inside is a fully waterproof liner with high frequency RF welded seams, creating a totally watertight bag.
According to Mark Falvai, “I wanted to design an urban backpack that was capable of handling all aspects of life. This dual-bag design creates a bag that is equally suited to land
and sea. The Pawn will be able to accommodate all riders to ensure protection of their valuables in any harsh conditions.”
Chrome’s line of waterproof backpacks breaks new ground in providing versatility and durability in a technical, yet subtle style for urban trekking.
In addition Falvai says, “There is need in urban bike culture for a bag that can be used every day, yearround, under any condition. Our product allows the consumer to break the myth that multiple bags are better than one.”
Available in three sizes:
Sultan — Large — $165
2475 cu.in. 22”x15”x 7.5” Flat
Ivan — Medium — $155
1680 cu.in. 20”x14”x6” Flat
Pawn – Small — $145
1150 cu.in. 16”x12”x6”
To complement Chrome’s variety of messenger bags, Chrome also offers a line of urban riding clothing. For more information click here: www.chromebags.com/shins.php







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