“I don’t remember who reccomended this but I got a pet tag at the local pet store with my name and cell phone number.  It’s metal and I attach it with the ring for car keys.  It should last forever and it won’t come off without some serious effort.”

This bag has some interesting features though and it’s less than max-sized, which is nice. More to come on the Timbuk2 travel line.

They both say there are organized rings of thieves, who identify valuables in your checked luggage by looking at the TSA x-ray screens, then communicate with baggage handlers by text or cell phone, telling them exactly what to look for.

“This is a laptop here, VCR here and it’s located in this area of the bag. Here’s the color of the bag. They give them all the information they need to know.” - cbs2.com

“As the price dictates, premium materials are used, so the wheels are better in terms of maneuverability and they can withstand difficult road conditions,” notes Santos. “Carrying Tumi itself, it’s very light but you know you’re secure because it’s made of ballistic nylon, which is used in bulletproof vests. So it’s puncture-free, slash-free, you can even use it to parry bullets!”

“The weaving is different, it’s high-tensile nylon,” adds Dinah Alfonso-Lim, Tumi’s brand director. “It lasts a hundred times better than regular nylon.”

Obama and Cruise are just a few of the high-powered celebrities who use Tumi. Among their ranks are Ashton Kutcher, Shaquille O’Neal, and now … Cameron Diaz.