then how can it be labeled a backpack and not just luggage?
1114864
We don't make up names, it's industry standard that this piece of backpack be called as rolling backpack. Backpack generally speaking has straps on the back that you can carry on your back, that's why the term "back pack".
1114865
This has straps on it like a backpack has. My daughter is way too little to use it as a backpack so for her it's perfect as rolling luggage. Our little one uses it weekly for trips to grandma's house. Maybe once she is four or five she will be able to use it as a backpack.
540712
It is a plastic bag without branding. Not impressed myself with the product.
2157615
You'll need labels, you can see there is something in them but not clearly enough to identify.
2110557
Could be called a canvas case. It is not a plastic case which would be better, but not really a "bag". The front and back are pliable but stiff and the sides all around are just plain canvas. If it got beat up enough with use, it might become a bag.
340180
There isn't a built-in way to lock the zippers. But you could get creative and use zip ties or a small luggage lock.
1968339
It is Micro Luggage : The Germany designed one : Not first vision or new vision
2039965
It's more of a travel bag. You must take the backpack off to get your gear out.
1368323
No, there is no way that this backpack is only a pound. If you need a heavy duty case that rolls for your photographic equipment, this may do it. I am impressed with how large and how heavy it is. The wheels account for a good deal of that and you can remove them, but then that somewhat defeats the purpose. Hope this helps.
872696
Comes in a white polythene bag with no labeling. A small paper label is affixed identifying the contents.
904785
It can stand up when packed. It is not like luggage that will stand up on its own. It's a backpack so even with some stabilization it is not extra stable like a case or luggage.
961863
It comes with what I would call a shoulder strap. The bag has various places on it that you can connect to, but if you wanted to carry it as a backpack, it may be more trouble than what it is worth in trying to rig something up.
1040648
I've been using mine as a cross-body or shoulder bag, I don't see where it can convert into a backpack. I really like it though, it's very durable. I use it as an everyday bag by removing the insert.
1262978
I would call the airport/airline. It is free to check a stroller at the door of the airplane, so I would see if they would acknowledge the backpack there as well... it is definitely too big to be considered a carry on. Good luck!
1423219
Yes, you can.. after removing the padding @the bottom. it's a convertable backpack !For more info watchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlwMwD87LLQ
817522
I think it's just a typo. make sure you're looking at the same model you want to buy. Because there are three models, maybe the person posting the backpack didn't change the information for the size backpack you want.
1644672
It would have to be sent as a hazardous material and would require specific labeling and transport precautions
390715
For me this is more a way to organize stuff in a case than a substitute for a case. I use it for electronics, not toiletries, but I'm not convinced everything would stay put if this were loose in luggage.