BrightLine Bags, Inc Reviews

Name: BrightLine Bags, Inc
Address: 185 N. Redwood Drive, Ste 230, San Rafael, California
Rating: 4.60

4.6 Rating 417 Reviews

90 %

of reviewers recommend BrightLine Bags, Inc

4.6

Based on 417 reviews

Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods	Courier, Postal Service
Customer Service
Communication Channels	Email

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“The “Center” sections need bumpers on the bottom. Other than that they are great.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“This is a replacement panel because I wore out the C3 panel. When it drags on the floor hanging by the J hook, it can't help but to come apart. I'm thinking I will make a metal skid plate for my Brightline bag, similar to a skid plate for my jeep.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“So far I’m impressed with the build quality and functionality. Only recommendations I would make at this juncture are: 1. The standard height is a bit too short. I remedied by buying a CS2 ‘Tall’ for the things that won’t fit in my CS4 section, but it would be great if you had a CS4 tall as well. 2. Bigger side pockets - maybe I just need the Delta. 3. Simplify the pocket cap front. Deeper pockets and less little compartments and zippers on each pocket. But love the concept and look forward to seeing you evolve the product!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Just got my bag. Still trying to organize all My pilot stuff. Love it …”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Love the bags! Would be a five if you guys would make a cooler insert for the CS11!!!! Then I could cary just one bag and a suitcase.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The concept of the bags is very unique and innovative. Quality seems top notch. They are a bit on the expensive side but you get what you pay for. The price is what’s keeping me from giving it 5 stars.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I like the bag. The modularity is so unique and super useful. As my needs have evolved, so has my bag. The only change I'd appreciate is toned down colors on the zipper pulls and the logo.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Well, smart and easy to use. I only suggest better quality troller, not comfy with your trolley.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The bags are always good. Easy to grow with. I recommend them”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Fast shipping, good quality bag. I have had zipper pulls break after 4 years of heavy use, but 200 days a year will put a toll on equipment.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Bag is amazing, only issue is that my handle didn't come with the snap connectors to attach it to the bag.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The only thing I’m missing on my compute bag is a bottle holder and the only one you offer doesn’t fit! Otherwise I’M IN LOVE with this bag!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I needed to replace the front pocket panel of my flight bag because the zippers failed. I still prefer the bag, since it’s lasted me about 6 years so far.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I ordered the replacement flat cap panel because the zipper of my original bag is jammed. But it’s jammed so bad that I cannot remove the old panel. I need guidance or advice on how to remove the old panel in order to replace it.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Really like my Brightline bag. This is bag number 2 for me. The previous bag lasted about 5 years. The only issue that I sometimes have. Is that if the bag is connected to rolling luggage, and the ground is wet. The rubber feet on the bottom namely the CS4 rubber feet will not keep the bag dry. I ended up having to use some hot glue to make feet on the bottom of the CS2 bag. This is not and will not be an issue for most people. Other than that. The bag has been great.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Wish you offered the bag in another color as well. Would purchase a few more if you did as range bags.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I gave a 4 only because just got the bag and haven’t had a chance to use it yet. That being said, so far I am very impressed with how slim/compact this bag is yet just how much stuff you can fit into this bag. I built my own, not really knowing what I was doing. For the center I got the c5 and the front and back to attach to it. As I said, really didn’t know what I should’ve been ordering but I like pockets and if you do as well I highly recommend this bag. It’s perfect for all the small stuff that always seems to hide at the bottom of a bag. Overall thus far very impressed, not to mention the engineering that went into this bag is like nothing I’ve ever seen before.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“My bag has held up pretty well over a six year period. The weak area is the side bottle holder, they are weak and do not last at all. The straps break really quickly, I suggest an all new design for the bottle holder. Also, there isn’t any protection for the bottom. I have to tape over the zipper on the outside attachment where the bag drags on the floor. $44 is an expensive replacement cost for the outside pocket I had to replace from the zipper being worn off from dragging.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The bags are great but the west and tear on the bottoms is hard to stop from happening”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I love the BrightLine Bag but the bag they have today is not as good as the bag they made several years ago. For starters, someone at BrightLine decided to stop making the 1-inch outer panel CS1 and instead use the 2-inch CS2 outer panel. This may have been a good decision for BrightLine but for 737 pilots it was a bad decision. The space between the pilot seat and the airplane is only so wide. The new-and-improved bag squeezes that space to the point that you cannot get the seat to retract all the way. So, unless you have skinny legs, you're SOL. Good luck trying to get out of your seat without lifting your bag out first. That's a big inconvenience. Secondly, they used to put a firm backing in the pockets to provide rigidity. They don't do that anymore. The pockets are flimsy and you almost need two hands to zip the pockets closed. One to hold the bag and the other to unzip the pocket. In fact, on the older model bag, the rigid backing failed after a few years of use and that's one of the reasons I bought a new bag.”

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Posted 3 years ago

BrightLine Bags, Inc is rated 4.6 based on 417 reviews