Rolling Backpack

Good but on the small side

I got this for my last few semesters of college and it was amazing. It held up to roll on grass, brick, and concrete. It went upstairs just fine. The large wheels were perfect for how rough I knew I would be on this bag. The material the bag is made of is tough and stood up to overstuffing and heavy textbooks. It kept my laptop safe when it rained and the inside never got wet.

Nice. Problems I have. One the wheels take up space inside. Have binders and they don’t fit right inside because of the wheels. No small pocket on the outside for passport or keys or ink pen. Last he cup holder really sucks its just a fabric thing not sturdy at all. Love the big wheels would probably be good for traveling but I was wanting it for college use on campus not user friendly for lots of book binders and small items.

I bought this for my daughter in law. She has to travel on business. It so easy to take. It pulls nicely. She gets everything she needs in it. It saves her back. She was using a backpack. Great value.

- I was attracted to and liked the larger wheel concept at first, but the extendable Single-Stem handle design means anytime those off-road wheels hit something, the entire bag twists/contorts and flips over on its side (two-shaft design would be better for control). Of course, bag contortion typically happens at the most inopportune moments. I can look like an idiot while traveling all on my own, I really don't need this bag to exacerbate the situation. - The "organization" pockets are rather useless. Everything easily slips out, so you have to relocate and reorganize everything after going through a security checkpoint each time; you have to unload almost everything to find something and reload the bag just to get your laptop, etc. back into the bag (pain in the...). Other bags actually have elastic pockets to hold things in place. - Short zipper openings down the bag's sides means the openings do not expand enough to actually see anything or get your computer and peripherals back into the bag... literally had to buy smaller bags, so as to put these smaller bags within the bag... You know how it is, you just want to reload your laptop and/or iPad back into the bag quickly after going through a security checkpoint. - Bag lacks a small pocket opening/compartment on the top... to access smaller items you readily need without hunting them down within the larger spaces. Again, you have to remove your wallet, comb, belt, phone(s), watch, iPods, etc. These items get lost within larger compartments... maybe you'll relocate them after you get to the gate. - Oh, and did I mention, on this fourth trip, the bag ripped at the top where the laptop compartment is located... during reloading after a checkpoint (photo provided). I've had enough. I'm bagging this bag. - One-another-note... I know this is a "rolling backpack", but why? I always have a propensity to simply use the top handle when I have to briefly transfer up a set of stairs or get into a car. The straps and padding just take up additional space and are not used. After going up a set of stairs or getting out of a vehicle, I simply start going back to the rolling the bag, but of course, with a twist/rollover. If you can't tell, I basically not impressed. It's a cheaply manufactured and inefficient bag. The large wheels certainly show promise, but I personally will stay away from this brand from now on. This seems to be a better option (We'll see soon; already purchased): https://a.co/d/gnEZq1H

Pros: it is a sturdy product. Rolls very conveniently. Took it on a multi-leg international trip with long layovers and had no trouble with pulling it between the terminals at the airports. The telescopic handle is solid and works well. The material used to make the backpack is good quality. Cons: Does not look good. The zippers don’t open wide enough. It really has only two zipped which makes it awfully inadequate for an international flight even for one person. I would not recommend this title travel.

I bought this rolling. Backpack for the wheels alone. I walk a block a d a half to work on a textured sidewalk. I tried regular rolling backpacks and hated the rattling sound I made going down the street. Who wants people to hear them coming?? Well the large rubber wheels are 🤫 quiet. Now the shape of the wheels makes the interior smaller so it might not work for an adult traveler. I put my laptop, shoes, lunch, water bottles, tablet ,& umbrella in mine. I hope this helps someone.

About the only thing I like about this bag are the wheels. I took it on a long trip with my photo and computer equipment and struggled to get into it constantly. The zipper to the main compartment only opens about half way, making it very tight to put things in and remove things. The two front zipper compartments hold almost nothing. There’s just room for a laptop in one. And the second compartment does not expand at all, so there is room for perhaps a piece of paper.

Mala relación precio calidad ya sé rompió el forro por dentro y el poste es muy endeble además de que tiene una sola altura lo cual lo hace incómodo. Por el precio no vale la pena no lo compren

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