Spinner Laptop Case
May 31, 2022, 8:08 am
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Central Mass
Programs: Independent
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Spinner Laptop Case
Any suggestions for a 4 wheel (or 8 wheel) spinner laptop case?
I have a Wenger rolling laptop case, which worked fine for my needs. Unfortunately, I am starting to develop some stability issues, so I am finding that i r4eally need a spinner type case instead of a rolling case. I had a Kenneth Cole Reaction, which layout wise was OK. But it had a major design flaw in that unless you stuffed the thing to the gills, it did not have enough stiffness and ind of collapsed in on itself, making it too hard to maneuver. It doesn't have to be under seat, but I also don't need a full 22in suitcase either. It needs to function more as a laptop and accessory bag than holding clothing, etc.
I have a Wenger rolling laptop case, which worked fine for my needs. Unfortunately, I am starting to develop some stability issues, so I am finding that i r4eally need a spinner type case instead of a rolling case. I had a Kenneth Cole Reaction, which layout wise was OK. But it had a major design flaw in that unless you stuffed the thing to the gills, it did not have enough stiffness and ind of collapsed in on itself, making it too hard to maneuver. It doesn't have to be under seat, but I also don't need a full 22in suitcase either. It needs to function more as a laptop and accessory bag than holding clothing, etc.
Jun 16, 2022, 10:19 pm
#2
Join Date: May 2008
Location: "the world is my country"
Programs: Alaska 100K (aka OWS)
Posts: 810
Nobody's answered, so I'll throw in my two cents. I had a bad back injury followed by surgery and could no longer lift a bag to the overhead, plus needed support while walking. My hubby got me the Travelpro spinner - it tracks easily, wheels like ice, and fits nicely under the seat. Easily holds a laptop plus overnight necessities. I had a zipper problem about a month after purchase - travelpro sent me a new bag with minimal fuss.
