I am looking for a rolling bag that isn't very boxy. I really want it to be smaller like a briefcase. How deep is this from front to back? Thx!
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It's deeper than a briefcase in my opinion - it's more of a laptop bag type of depth so that you have some extra space for the cords and such. There's essentially 3 slots on the inside. I have enough room for my laptop, a couple folio books and my chargers and accessories. Then the front adds a couple more inches. When you keep it on the roller, that adds to it as well. I'd say edge to edge when it's on the wheels, you're looking at about 12-14" front to back.
808282
This bag is great! It has deep pockets. I put my laptop and several books and there is still room. The roller is very smooth
808283
I don't know the dimensions. However, it snuggly fits my laptop, two 1-inch binders, a wallet and a few personal items. It is very compact-about 1/2 the size of my carry on luggage.
808284
It's 9 inches front to back including the front pocket. It is boxy. I REALLY like it though. I tried 2 others and like this best. It is a bit larger than I wanted but I seem to need it.
808285
You have a lot of room in this bag. There are several pockets inside to hold pens, keys, etc. I sent mine back because I did not like the pearlized color so I am unable to tell you the depth but it is more like a big purse than a square boxy computer bag that you typically see. I think this is because it detaches from the rollers so it can be used as a regular briefcase.
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The bag does not expand beyond its original measurements (not sure what those are off the top of my head, but check the details of the product for this info) when packed. It is very hard to over pack and cause it to expand, especially when you pack a large laptop. I've never used it as a backpack because I use it to carry school books that are heavy... which is the reason I bought a rolling backpack. However, my husband uses it as a carry on for business travel and absolutely loves it. If I ever use it for a carry on, instead of a backpack for school, I'd be comfortable wearing it as a backpack provided it wasn't too heavy. Hope this helps! The bag does not expand beyond its original measurements (not sure what those are off the top of my head, but check the details of the product for this info) when packed. It is very hard to over pack and cause it to expand, especially when you pack a large laptop. I've never used it as a backpack because I use it to carry school books that are heavy... which is the reason I bought a rolling backpack. However, my husband uses it as a carry on for business travel and absolutely loves it. If I ever use it for a carry on, instead of a backpack for school, I'd be comfortable wearing it as a... » Read More The bag does not expand beyond its original measurements (not sure what those are off the top of my head, but check the details of the product for this info) when packed. It is very hard to over pack and cause it to expand, especially when you pack a large laptop. I've never used it as a backpack because I use it to carry school books that are heavy... which is the reason I bought a rolling backpack. However, my husband uses it as a carry on for business travel and absolutely loves it. If I ever use it for a carry on, instead of a backpack for school, I'd be comfortable wearing it as a backpack provided it wasn't too heavy. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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it's really a laptop briefcase rather than a travelling bag. I guess if you limit yourself to an extra shirt and set of unmentionables and your toiletries are fairly minimal it would work fine. if you need a second biz suit, you're probably out of luck.
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I just read R Colton's response, and yes, I did find a strap across the back you could place over the handle of another roller bag. (I had previously thought this was an added strength belt.) This would place the computer bag on top of your regular roller bag. If what's in your computer bag is not too heavy, this would work. Thanks, R Colton.
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I have a "long" version of this bag and it can be rolled (tightly) into a 7"X17" (11 liter) compression bag. I have to roll it neatly, and it takes a little effort to get it into the bag, but it fits very nicely with no excess space (and compresses from 17 inches down to about 8 inches long). The compression sack I use I found at REI.
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The inside of the bag has 2 zippered compartments. One for the white and black pieces, and one for the tournament clock. There's one round elastic band to hold the rolled up board in place. There are not much room left after all that, but you are able to squeeze in small items if you want I think.
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The bag may compact a little. It will still will be about 3 or 4inches thick. Great quality.
1759960
Hi, This bag as packaged measures 9 1/2" X 12". When rolled up it will measure 9 1/2" X 3 1/2". Russ, Cave Springs Hobby
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The description on Amazon says it is 16 by 9 inches. When I measure it I get close to that measurement. It really depends upon how you lay out the bag. It's not as deep as some other bags but I liked the fact that is looks more like a purse than a walker/wheelchair bag. I no longer need it but when I did, I kept everything from my cell phone, kindle, kleenex, small coin purse and other stuff in it that I needed nearby. It worked well for me.
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It folds down to about the size of an old school golf bag. I can't think of any other comparison. Or maybe an umbrella stroller? It is somewhat a PITA when trying to store in an already cluttered closet. But if you've got a garage or a couch to stuff it behind, even better!
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I just put a few sheets of computer paper in there and it just fit in so you shouldn't have a problem. Or you could always just switch to a smaller pad of paper like a 5x7. By the way I'm very pleased with the bag overall.
488532
The bag does not fit under seat. The roller attachment is too bulky. It is also too wide to roll down aisle. I actually have replaced with another bag the vertical mobile office by ebags and I LOVE it. Compartments for everything!! Rolls down the aisle and fits under seat.
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Hi! While I did not pull out a ruler and measure the bag, those dimensions seem about right. I like the bag, I used it for a trip to Walt Disney World and it held up just fine. The only issue is that it is not designed to sling over either shoulder, only the right one.
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The bag is not overly sized. Offers adequate storage, especially when going grocery shopping & needing a place to store a small woman's purse. The bag fits easily to the back of the wheel chair & folds when the chair is collapsed for transport / storage. I don't have access to the bag at this time to confirm whether the 16.5" is the width or height.
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Thanks for your question, After searching our catalog I was unable to find this bag in a bigger size. May I suggest checking out the "customers who viewed this item also viewed" section for similar items you may be interested in. I hope you find one you like!
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It is just a bag and you will only get the sides to look like that with boxes or something similar inside. I have found the bag highly versatile for different sized items.
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I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little bag. It isn't real big so be sure to notice the measurements on it. I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little... » Read More I just ordered this bag about a month ago. The strap is about 7 inches long. It wraps around the rear bike rack and then there's a plastic belt-loop type thing the strap goes through on the opposite side of the bag. After going through the plastic loop, the strap folds back and sticks to the Velcro on it's underside. The two straps are about 1 1/2" wide and you can really pull them very tight so the bag is secure. It fits way more securely to my rear bike rack than I thought it would. I was afraid it would jiggle around and come off, but it does not. For the price, it's a great little bag. It isn't real big so be sure to notice the measurements on it. « Show Less