Briefcase+ with pull bar
May 9, 2003, 12:43 pm
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Briefcase+ with pull bar
Looking to buy a "briefcase" to tote a laptop AND some paperwork. Need one with wheels and a pull handle. Doctor suggested, so work will pay. Any suggestions out there?
May 9, 2003, 12:53 pm
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Travelbuzz ????????????????
Okay, couldnt resist. Those of you who know ranles regualr posts will get the above
To answer the question, Tumi makes some great models that should exactly what you are looking. go to www.tumi.com
Okay, couldnt resist. Those of you who know ranles regualr posts will get the above
To answer the question, Tumi makes some great models that should exactly what you are looking. go to www.tumi.com
May 9, 2003, 1:43 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by JohnG:
Travelbuzz ????????????????
Okay, couldnt resist. Those of you who know ranles regualr posts will get the above
To answer the question, Tumi makes some great models that should exactly what you are looking. go to www.tumi.com</font>
Travelbuzz ????????????????
Okay, couldnt resist. Those of you who know ranles regualr posts will get the above
To answer the question, Tumi makes some great models that should exactly what you are looking. go to www.tumi.com</font>
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May 9, 2003, 3:09 pm
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WOW, $700, that is rich. Did I mention my wife works for a corporation, not the government?
Posted here as TravelBuzz has over 20 hits for luggage. Also checked technology, a couple briefcases, but not really related.
The bag will only be use on business air travel, so here is where I posted. It may not be as "pure" as the extensive discussion on farts, but I believe it fits here but would not be upset if it were moved.
I considered Omni, but that is for NOT travel related and this is. I am hoping there are many FT's that use such a case and can share their experiences with us.
Don't mind the rib...but in this case I think the category fits, and the "shoe" doesn't.
Thanks
Posted here as TravelBuzz has over 20 hits for luggage. Also checked technology, a couple briefcases, but not really related.
The bag will only be use on business air travel, so here is where I posted. It may not be as "pure" as the extensive discussion on farts, but I believe it fits here but would not be upset if it were moved.
I considered Omni, but that is for NOT travel related and this is. I am hoping there are many FT's that use such a case and can share their experiences with us.
Don't mind the rib...but in this case I think the category fits, and the "shoe" doesn't.
Thanks
May 9, 2003, 10:34 pm
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Tumi is great but this is comparable and way cheaper. Lifetime warranty...
http://www.briggs-riley.com/products/atwork_brw12.htm
http://www.briggs-riley.com/products/atwork_brw12.htm
May 10, 2003, 8:22 am
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May 10, 2003, 8:52 am
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I'd stick with Tumi, warranty is nice but it's better if it doesn't fall apart in the first place... I use Tumi for all "soft" bags and Rimowa for my briefcase and equipment box. It's a hefty price but there are good bargains out there to be found, just see it as an investment.