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Question: Does any the retractible handle have several height positions? I see below that fully extended is 20.5inches. What would the shortest extension be?
Document: I did see previous reviews that said that they didn't like the noise they made on the tile/wooden floors, or the handle was weak, but I didn't experience any of these problems whatsoever! I would definitely recommend this backpack to everyone, and I have indeed,
It's a tight fit to get the velcro fasteners to engage when you stow the straps, so although it does work I think an inch more height and width would have made the flap easier to manage - and would probably reduce wear and tear in the long run.I would definitely recommend this product.
I have a physical limitation and cannot carry heavy bags. I've gone through several computer bags before trying this backpack. I can't believe how lightweight it is. I can carry it up and down stairs with one arm without fear of falling. It easily rolls in between tight spaces such as airplane isles and the extending handle feels sturdy making it very easy to maneuver.
I bought this because my old computer bag was falling apart. As a college student, I have to haul my computer and several heavy books all around. I liked the idea of being able to wheel it all around, so I finally picked this bag.On the positive side, the wheels and the handle work. I have no complaints. I've run it on pavement, unpaved paths, and through debris-littered sidewalks. It handles them all well. Occasionally a rock or something will jam, but that has only happened once or twice.
Of course, I have a larger laptop which makes it more difficult. This is also a problem because the weight is actually on the front side of the bag. I think this makes it easier to roll and very nicely balanced (see below) but when you unzip the main compartment, it wants to fall open - dumping your laptop and papers out! (I actually had my laptop fall from table top to floor because of this! )The bag is also functional as a backpack but not very comfortable. It's not something I would want to carry around a lot.
Like many large places, the place I work now in Chicago, has three workout rooms, and several small locker room areas for those who like to keepfit on the job, this is a perfect venue for bringing both your work, and your workout stuff everyday on the job.If you use it as a backpack there is another surprise, there is a drop down and velcro attach cover for the wheels so you don't dirty your shirt back or pants. Not to mention, a touch of a button and the pull-a-long handle retracts quickly for backpack conversion or access to the contents.
The main compartment has plenty of room for a change of clothing with a tablet or small laptop with plenty of room to spare in the front compartment for toiletries and/or accessories. I definitely see myself taking this as a overnight bag if needed.I really like the outside pockets and the ability to stow away the arm straps.All it needs now is some type of portable power source built in and it would be perfect!The price is right also, for a rolling backpack from a name brand that is well made.
This backpack is advertised and sold as a laptop bag, and as a laptop bag it is fantastic. Plenty of padding, plenty of room for cables, plugs, etc and plenty of room for other extras like pens or pencils. There is also two compartments/sleeves that would easily fit a tablet device or even a MacBook Air 11" model with plenty of room to spare. There are small compartments, large compartments, you can definitely "lose" something in all the compartments (but that is not a bad thing).It is well made and the rolling capabilities definitely help when the bag is weighted down.With that said, I could see this as an overnight bag as well.
It also stands by itself very nicely. The handle is sturdy and a good height for me (and I'm 6'4" tall!) and it raises and lowers very nicely. This helps when switching from rolling to carrying on the fly too. The only thing I don't like about the rolling aspect of this bag is that the wheels are very hard so they are VERY noisy when used on a hard surface (like airport floors, sidewalks and indoor walkways). People certainly know you're coming! !Overall, not a bad bag for the price.
I received the backpack on April 1, and I guess April Fools may be appropriate.Poor inner pocketing. The Main section is one big space and everything just falls to the bottom of the pile. The irritating fact is that in exactly 30 days the extendable handle locked up and can only be lowered by manually pressing the snapping &#34;plugs&#34; at the connection points on the bar to release. The button does not work. It can only be pulled out again by wriggling and pressing for quite some time, not useful in an airport.I see this investment as a dead loss and am looking for an alternative.
Answer: I haven't tried it out on a long pull anywhere yet, but the handle does have a shorter position that feels like it will "lock" in place. My measurements are: 37 inches from floor to bottom of t-handle when fully extended and 27 inches from floor to bottom of t-handle in shorter locked position. I hope that helps your decision making.