Latest Suggestion for Computer Roll On
#1
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Latest Suggestion for Computer Roll On
Hi All
there is some old stuff on this on the forum but I am sure new products and experiences are out there so I thought i would ask again.
I travel a lot - my typical rig looks like a computer bag with wheels that sits on top of a roll on. I need both as I go away a week at a time and I cannot fit everything into one bag - plus I want the smallest roll on computer bag for the daily trips into the office and so I can leave the other bigger roll on, with running gear and toiletries etc. in the hotel room. I find most computer roll ons too big and when you pair them you get this giant combination that tends to attract attention and the insistence that you check one in (I hate checking bags). I currently have a 55cm tall tumi roll on (21 inch) and on top of that a computer roll on bag called Titan - this is is slightly wider than my roll on and about as fat - I do not need it this wide nor this fat but I cannot find a smaller roll on computer bag. Any suggestions for a roll on computer bag - smallest lightest possible that can take a 15 inch computer? Needs to be hardy as I walk a lot (hence why I do not want a carry on - straps tend to crush your suit :-( )
ps a few years ago I found a system where you could zip a bag onto your computer bag - but it was too bulky and constantly tippled over.
thanks
there is some old stuff on this on the forum but I am sure new products and experiences are out there so I thought i would ask again.
I travel a lot - my typical rig looks like a computer bag with wheels that sits on top of a roll on. I need both as I go away a week at a time and I cannot fit everything into one bag - plus I want the smallest roll on computer bag for the daily trips into the office and so I can leave the other bigger roll on, with running gear and toiletries etc. in the hotel room. I find most computer roll ons too big and when you pair them you get this giant combination that tends to attract attention and the insistence that you check one in (I hate checking bags). I currently have a 55cm tall tumi roll on (21 inch) and on top of that a computer roll on bag called Titan - this is is slightly wider than my roll on and about as fat - I do not need it this wide nor this fat but I cannot find a smaller roll on computer bag. Any suggestions for a roll on computer bag - smallest lightest possible that can take a 15 inch computer? Needs to be hardy as I walk a lot (hence why I do not want a carry on - straps tend to crush your suit :-( )
ps a few years ago I found a system where you could zip a bag onto your computer bag - but it was too bulky and constantly tippled over.
thanks
#2
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Thinking laterally, with no specific suggestions, would two bags without wheels paired with a trolley work for you?
You could use the trolley for the stacked combination or just the single bag for office trips.
You could use the trolley for the stacked combination or just the single bag for office trips.
#3
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Thanks Man Pax actually have tried that in the past - just looks a bit clumsy and unprofessional. I am a c- level person and when I travel to offices around the world I want to look polished - those trolleys and their straps always look cheap. I did look at some computer bags (they tend to be labelled as "ladies") where the trolley unclips - they were quite good except for the ladies part... I guess the baggage industry feels a computer bag need to be of a certain size to warrant wheels. Obviously not a lot of people like me that want a really smart - small bag - but that also like to walk long distances where carrying the bag or having a shoulder strap that crushes your suite is nto really an option.
#4
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Have you had a look at the Briggs & Riley KR250X?
Rolling computer bags are likely becoming a thing of the past as computers get lighter and thinner but I still use one and love this one in particular.
Rolling computer bags are likely becoming a thing of the past as computers get lighter and thinner but I still use one and love this one in particular.
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#6
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Thanks Man Pax actually have tried that in the past - just looks a bit clumsy and unprofessional. I am a c- level person and when I travel to offices around the world I want to look polished - those trolleys and their straps always look cheap. I did look at some computer bags (they tend to be labelled as "ladies") where the trolley unclips - they were quite good except for the ladies part... I guess the baggage industry feels a computer bag need to be of a certain size to warrant wheels. Obviously not a lot of people like me that want a really smart - small bag - but that also like to walk long distances where carrying the bag or having a shoulder strap that crushes your suite is nto really an option.