What suitcase did George Clooney have in "Up in the Air"
I watched last night and really liked the ability to have a little zip area at the top of the bag for the notebook. Im guessing a discontinued Travel Pro from looking at the bag and then their site when I got home. But I didnt get a great look at it. Does anyone know (Im actually sure someone here does know ;) ). Any other suggestions for bags like this, 18, 20 or 21 inch rollers with an easy zip open laptop section? I know there are some B&Rs like this but I dont own any. Seems like this is a distinct class. What do people suggest? Thanks.
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Travelpro sent around 75 pieces to the set, including: Platinum 6, Crew 7, Walkabout Life 3 and the Executive First briefcase collection, as well as lines from Atlantic and Graphite Lite 2, among others. The passengers in the airport scenes also used Travelpro luggage, and a pretend Travelpro retail outlet was highlighted on the movie set. “The movie featured a scene where Natalie Keener (Anna Kendrick) swapped out her old piece of luggage for a Travelpro Platinum Rollaboard,” said Applebee, who explained in the movie that Clooney’s character recommended Natalie upgrade her luggage if she planned on doing a lot of traveling. |
Gadgetfreak, I think I answered that question elsewhere. His suitcase is actually a composite, as far as I can tell. I looked at extract on Youtube and paused them. Then I compared to TP photos of their different ranges. I didn't find a single one that had all the same features. They put one together for him, I think. Different handles, feet, stickers etc.
But yes, it's TP. |
Originally Posted by GadgetFreak
(Post 13659606)
I watched last night and really liked the ability to have a little zip area at the top of the bag for the notebook. Im guessing a discontinued Travel Pro from looking at the bag and then their site when I got home. But I didnt get a great look at it. Does anyone know (Im actually sure someone here does know ;) ). Any other suggestions for bags like this, 18, 20 or 21 inch rollers with an easy zip open laptop section? I know there are some B&Rs like this but I dont own any. Seems like this is a distinct class. What do people suggest? Thanks.
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What dimensions do you need for the outside pocket? I suppose you want that gusseted so it's deep enough to fit a laptop with sleeve.
The cases I know have such a feature but the laptop pocket is the lower one. Not a detriment in my eyes. Keeps the center of gravity low. The upper pocket is a for the 311 bag. here are a few examples: http://www.ebags.com/delsey/helium_e...modelid=108244 http://www.ebags.com/sumdex/altitude...?modelid=67093 http://www.ebags.com/victorinox_swis...modelid=144970 and my favorite: http://www.ebags.com/delsey/helium_p...?modelid=99151 Unfortunately currently unavailable at ebags but you might have luck elsewhere. Till |
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Originally Posted by tfar
(Post 13661359)
Ebags has what appears to be a nearly identical bag in Alpine Green (I think this is the same as "sage") for $74.99, plus shipping and tax. Might be a one day sale. When you click through the link and place it into your cart, use promotion code: CATASP10 and the price will drop to $74.99. This will also reduce the ship charge by $2. Total cost will be $84.94 plus whatever sales tax rate is or is not applicable to your ship to. Another potential contingent way of getting more discount is to access Ebags through a Fatwallet account, then search for SKU #12674. In theory, this will give you an additional rebate of 10%. No guarantee though, as sometimes FatWallet rebates are rejected due to outside coupon codes (CATASP10 came from retailmenot.com). I would also delete any Ebag cookie you may have stored before using Fatwallet. ____________ I have an older Delsey Helium Breeze that is almost identical (but in black), that I love. I'm buying this one as a backup, since it's about $20 less than I paid for my earlier one. |
GadgetFreak, you are right. Briggs & Riley do have some carry-on uprights with laptop sections like you described such as this 20” carry-on business upright. The carry-on actually comes with a laptop case that can be used separately or slipped inside the laptop section of the carry-on. Someone on this forum has actually reviewed this product and I think you may want to read through it to see if it meets all your needs.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...ght-kr304.html |
Originally Posted by michelleclark
(Post 13668632)
GadgetFreak, you are right. Briggs & Riley do have some carry-on uprights with laptop sections like you described such as this 20” carry-on business upright. The carry-on actually comes with a laptop case that can be used separately or slipped inside the laptop section of the carry-on. Someone on this forum has actually reviewed this product and I think you may want to read through it to see if it meets all your needs.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trave...ght-kr304.html |
Originally Posted by GadgetFreak
(Post 13659606)
I watched last night and really liked the ability to have a little zip area at the top of the bag for the notebook. Im guessing a discontinued Travel Pro from looking at the bag and then their site when I got home. But I didnt get a great look at it. Does anyone know (Im actually sure someone here does know ;) ). Any other suggestions for bags like this, 18, 20 or 21 inch rollers with an easy zip open laptop section? I know there are some B&Rs like this but I dont own any. Seems like this is a distinct class. What do people suggest? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by tfar
(Post 13661038)
Gadgetfreak, I think I answered that question elsewhere. His suitcase is actually a composite, as far as I can tell. I looked at extract on Youtube and paused them. Then I compared to TP photos of their different ranges. I didn't find a single one that had all the same features. They put one together for him, I think. Different handles, feet, stickers etc.
But yes, it's TP. |
The George Clooney bag its an Travelpro Crew 4, its not for sale anymore. You could try the crew 7 or the Walkabout lite 2 both are very goods bags...
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Why the heck would TP use 2+ generations old luggage in a movie that was a good marketing vehicle for them?
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Originally Posted by kingalien
(Post 13754232)
Why the heck would TP use 2+ generations old luggage in a movie that was a good marketing vehicle for them?
Thought about it a little. Probably the set designer wanted him to look like he had been doing this for awhile. So the old case means that this is like a trusty travel companion that can withstand his high miles. Travelpro branding would still be clearly visible. Message to the viewer: want a reliable bag like this guy's, get a TP. Till |
Deleted. My info was already previously posted.
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