Victorinox Travel Luggage
Webseries™ Webdirector Wheeled Briefcase
$127.96
$610.00
Save 79% Item #81083
Closeouts. As well engineered and dependable as your favorite Swiss Army Knife. This Victorinox wheeled briefcase is at the top of its class. Tough ballistic nylon bag is beautifully organized to store and protect business devices, documents and accessories. Cross-suspension design cradles and protects laptopsRetractable inline skate wheelsTelescoping handle Computer sleeveFan file system with two dividersOrganization panelsZip pouchesSize (H/W/D): 18x14x7-½" (10" expanded)Capacity: 1836 cu.in (2775 cu.in. expanded)Weight: 9 lb. Fabric: Ballistic nylon with leather trimCloseouts. China.
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By jojo from Chicago, IL on 08/07/2008 Pros: Adequate Capacity, Attractive Design, Lightweight, Quality Construction, Secure Design, Well Organized Inside Best Uses: Daily Commuting, Important Documents, Staying Organized, Traveling Describe Yourself: Bargain Shopper, Career, Casual, Classic Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Excellent design - lots of space. Retractable wheels and stowaway handle are nice features. Does tend to get heavy when loaded (as any bag would) but compact design makes it easy to handle. Looks very classy and professional.
Even empty it's too heavy. By Zave from Boston on 06/17/2008 Pros: Adequate Capacity, Quality Construction Cons: Heavy, Unattractive Design Best Uses: Daily Commuting, Staying Organized Describe Yourself: Career, Classic Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend Comments: I found this product to be of quality construction, but I returned it because it was too heavy for my use. Perhaps what I want is not made: a quality wheeled laptop case that weighs no more than five pounds.
By none from Maplewood, NJ on 05/27/2008 Pros: Adequate Capacity, Attractive Design, Quality Construction Describe Yourself: Classic Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I've bought four of them: one for my daughter who works in industry, one for my son for travel, one for my high-school-going-off-to-college grandson, and one for myself.
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