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• Rolling backpack with inline skate wheels and retractable tow handle
• Expandable main compartment with five subdivided pockets divided front pocket
• CD pocket and exterior cell phone pouch stowaway harness for shoulder straps
• Non slip shoulder straps made of breathable fabric and fold-down padded back
• Measures 14 x 21 x 9 inches and a 3 year limited warranty
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 21.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 14.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 8.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 23.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 14.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 9.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 10 reviews |
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36 of 36 found the following review helpful:
Everything you need in a rolly bag - well designed, sturdy and works greatAug 13, 2011
By DanO the Finicky
Like a lot of folks, I'm a road warrior. I live overseas, and spend a lot of time in airplanes and in airports. Years ago I was grumbling about my back after lugging my laptop backpack home from a long trip, and my wife convinced me to get wheels. I've gone through several wheeled backpacks (rolly bags) since then, and this one is *by far* the best.
The main compartment is big enough to hold a large (17") laptop, and inside the main compartment are front pouches and side zipper pockets that are perfect for the AC adapter, external HDs, mouse, and (within quick and easy reach) my sound-suppression headphones. The outer side mesh pocket is large enough for a good-sized water bottle, and the small zipper pocket on the other side is perfect for my travel adapters. The second large compartment is big enough for my iPad, books and manuscripts. The 2nd to last compartment is also big enough for a tablet, and has an inner padded pouch perfect for external hard drives. The outermost pocket is perfectly designed for pens, cards, USB flash drives, keys, etc.
The bag is designed so that when I throw a duffle bag over the handle and it rests on top of the rolly bag, the bag stands up by itself (it's canted forward naturally so the center of mass is still over the wheels and feet even when you put weight on top strapped to the handle). This is rare for a rolly bag (most fall over backwards if you put something on top), and a very nice touch.
I'm pretty finicky when it comes to design, and this bag is absolutely top notch. It has form and function, works incredibly well, and is really, really well designed (zippers go almost all the way around for ease of access, etc.).
The pop-up "U"-shaped handle is sturdy, as is the side lifting handle. The backpack straps are stowed beneath an outer flap that you unzip and pull down over the bottom, to secure with velcro, where the receiving velcro is normally covered and protected by a small velcro flap - nice touch!! Like a lot of people with rolly bags, I don't use the straps often. I have used them, though, and I found that they are comfortable and good at distributing the weight even when the bag is reasonably loaded.
This is one of the larger, roomier bags that you can buy that still qualify as an FAA "computer" bag (your "other" carry on).
I bought this bag in June, 2009 (a little over 2 years ago), and have put many, many, many miles on it. A month ago one of the skateboard wheels cracked, and the outer portion of the wheel came off. The bag still works, but it's a bit noisy when it rolls, so I'm getting another one - and I'm getting exactly the same as the first one...it's that good! In fact, I might order 2.
The only downside? If you pack it full, it looks big for a "computer" bag, so you might have to talk the gate staff into letting you on the plane with this as your second carry on. It's also heavy (6 or 7 pounds), so if you're traveling internationally, and they limit carry on weight, you'll have to be careful with how much you put in it.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
OUTSTANDING ROLLING BACKPACK & CARRY ON!!!Oct 30, 2011
By DHT
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I agree totally with EVERYTHING in "DanO the Finicky's" excellent review! I have owned this backpack for several years and have taken it overseas and across the US virtually every time I travel - literally traveling by land, sea or plane! :- I usually pack my 17" laptop in it along with its many accessories along with many other items. It holds more than any other backpack I have owned while still be able to carry it on to planes. Yet Dan0 is right - if you pack it bulging/totally ful, occasionally a stewardess will tell me it is too big and create a little bit of hassle. But I usually can talk my way around it and, except in the smallest jets, I can get it in the overhead bin. If not, I take my laptop out and gate check it, which still allows my wife & I to travel with only carry ons!
Have to buy a new one due to my cat peeing on it! If not for that, I wouldn't be bying another yet and it looks hardly worn. Bought my 1st on from Amazon, now using Amazon to buy from external vendor. But at <$50, what a steal for such an outstanding, durable, well built rolling backpack!
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Great for My Substitute Teaching!Oct 26, 2011
By Barbara C Grant
I've really enjoyed this bag and keep it packed with everything I need for substitute teaching. It has multiple pockets, is sturdy and easy to take everywhere I go.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
More than what I needFeb 29, 2012
By Eric The Red
Purchased this backpack from the reviews I have read about it. So far it has met my expectations and then some. I purchased it also because my other backpack from another manufacturer a hole had developed in the bottom of one of the compartments. Hole was big enough that I was afraid that I would loose my tablet and the charger for it. I guess this is what you get for $10.00 purchasing a no name backpack at Office Depot. So I paid a bit more for what seems to be a better quality backpack. It is much heavery than the one I purchased from Office Depot. The handle does stay up if you want to handle your jacket on it. It is very sturdy. The wheels on it remind me of inline skate wheels. So far I would recommend this backpack to someone else. It is more backpack than I need really. All I use it for primarily is to carry my tablet and carry my lunch to work. I like how it stands up and does not makme feel that it is going to fall over. Center of gravity is good on the backpack.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Best rolling backpack ever!Mar 08, 2012
By trinabina
Wow! Crammed full of medical coding books(at least 7)and just so you know these books are not small or light. The wheels are quiet and roll very smoothly. The outside pocket is big enough for my water container and the pockets on the inside have compartments for various necessities. Definitely worth the cost and am already recommending this backpack to others.
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