Thermaltake Xaser Bag LAN Gear

Using the Xaser Bag has about the same amount of difficulty involved that you would normally associate with eating pancakes.  Let me show you what I mean.  Your case gets set as shown below in the middle of the strapping.  Both sides are then pulled up to buckle on top of your box.  The webbing strips are of a reasonably thick gauge.  In the second pic below you can see it laying over a compact flash card.  As you can see the webbing is not like some cheap thin stuff off a school book bag.  The rubber handle up top is contoured to help give you a better no slip grip.  Something of importance when you consider it may be carrying upwards of $1500 worth of your gear.

     

Two additional straps, one in front and one in rear, are present to keep the case wrapped up tightly.  Just below the strap is a buckle of sorts with some Neoprene hanging loosely under it.  The buckle is for use with the included shoulder strap. 

What is nice about the Neoprene we just mentioned is that it acts as a guard of sorts to keep your cases from being scratched up from the buckle and metal clip off the shoulder harness.  This is done with Velcro that is attached to the reverse side of the Neoprene.

     

One side of the Xaser bag sports a large mesh pocket for use in carrying your keyboard.  Two smaller pockets are at the bottom of this same side pocket to aid in carrying power cables, mice, whatever.

       

The opposite side has a Neoprene covered 'X' of webbing to keep things inline without scratching up your rig.

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