MATEIN Rolling Backpack with Wheels, Flight Approved Anti Theft Rolling Bookbag Fits 17" Laptop, Roller Carry On Luggage Wheeled College School Suitcase Travel Bag with USB Port for Men Women, Black

This is a great backpack/ roller comboI took it on a 7 day excursion across Europe and it held up beautifully on coblestone streets of Italy

This backpack suitcase feels sturdy and functions as described. The wheels roll smoothly, and the handle is easy to access. However, the finish quality could use some improvement—there were quite a few loose threads right out of the box.The “wet pocket” is quite small, with an even smaller opening, and it’s not removable. Think slightly larger than a quart-sized Ziploc—good for a bikini or speedos, but not much else.There’s a back pocket for storing the backpack straps, which is a smart idea in theory, but it's hard to tuck them in without creating a bulky bump in the back panel. The same area houses a cover for the bottom and wheels, though that’s a feature I personally don’t see myself using.Overall, it’s a decent product with solid potential, but some of the features could be better thought out or executed.

My first impression of this backpack is that it is truly mid-sized. It is big enough to use as a small carryon when traveling or for a short weekend trip, and it is large enough to be a large book bag.The bag is well constructed. The stitching is neat and tight. The zippers are medium weight, not the thin, cheap zippers that so many backpacks seem to have these days. The shoulder straps are nicely padded for better comfort when carrying heavier cargo.There are a LOT of storage pockets on this bag:- The outside pocket is about 9" x 11", with a zipper around both sides and across the top. The bottom half of each pocket side has a gusset that expands to around 5" deep.- Above that pocket is a straight zipper that opens a pocket that is approximately 9" wide x 6-7" high.- The next pocket beneath that is around 10" x 14", and has almost as much space as my current book bag. This one also has a zipper that goes around both sides and the top.- The main storage area is the size of a small suitcase. To illustrate, I carry several client files back and forth to work. This storage area would easily hold 20 file folders, the average holding probably 20 pages, with room to spare. I had been looking for a suitable file box to carry back and forth, but they were all boxy and unwieldy. This was not my intended purpose with this acquisition, but it may be its ultimate use. I have included several photos, one of the wide open photos gives a pretty good view of this storage.- Within the large storage area there is a laptop pocket. It is padded, and there is a strap with velcro that can be used to secure it in place.There is a zipper on the top of the bag that opens the compartment that stores the handle. There is a button on the top of the handle that allows it to telescope out of the bag. The handle is ergonomically shaped and is comfortable in the hand.The interior top of the bag has a zipper across the top that opens a narrow pocket into which you could tuck the shoulder straps if you planned to just wheel the bag around (if not, the shoulder straps are long enough to slide on the ground).The wheels on the bottom are black rubber. They remind me of roller blade wheels. They glide smoothly and it is very easy to pull the bag.There is a reflective strip across the bottom of the bag.This bag fits the "in between" need that I didn't know I had; it's neither a full carry on nor a personal sized backpack. It's a super functional bag that, until now, I didn't know I needed.

This backpack is well worth the money, the quality is very durable and I anticipate the life span of the backpack will last for a long time. The backpack has multiple compartments for your various items and the option to carry on your back with the backpack strap or to use the handle to wheel it around. I think it’s perfect that you have 2 ways of use. The backpack is large enough to fit numerous items and I can’t wait to start using it for my daily commute. I would recommend this products to family and friends.

For an occasional travel use, this bag is fine. For ongoing use as a laptop backpack on wheels, there is no way this can compete with the ballistic nylon type for durability.The handles are sewn and anchored to a very thin fabric section, as are the thin and not well padded backpack straps. It is very light and weight considering it has handles and wheels, but the reason for the lightness is also its shortcoming. It's just not made of heavy duty fabrics. It looks much more robust in the photos than in real life.At $70, more was expected than delivered.

Product arrived as is as described. Looks great. Very good build quality and the stitching and zippers are perfect. Ample storage for clothes, laptop and there’s a plastic sealed compartment which is a nice touch. Perfect to use for school or a work bag or a weekend away. The handle easily folds into the bag if you prefer to wear it as a backpack. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for a solid all around bag.

This well-made travel backpack is designed for durability and convenience. Its sturdy construction and internal stand allow it to hold a lot of weight while remaining upright. With multiple pockets and smooth-gliding zippers, there's plenty of space to organize your belongings.The small wheels run smoothly when using the telescopic handle, and a hard back provides some support when carrying it on your back. The shoulder straps have less padding than a higher-end backpack, and there is no hip belt or internal frame for weight distribution.

This is a great quality and versatile backpack on wheels. It holds a lot of things. It can be rolled like a backpack on wheels or used as a backpack. The shoulder straps can be unhooked and rolled into a zipper pocket.