I have had consistent issues with rolling bags tipping forward, even when closed. Can you offer your experience with this one? Thanks!
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This is my second one of this style and I haven't had any issues. It may be because it is a deep bag. I use mine everyday.
926132
I have used this several times and it has never tipped over. It's a pretty good rolling bag that I plan to use often.
926133
Well it has the stopper in the front to keep it from doing that. It seems to be ok with just that. Although I'm sure any bag is prone to behave badly if it doesn't want to do something.
926134
I have not had trouble with this bag doing that. My old one fell forward many times so I'm glad I don't have the problem anymore.
926135
I have had this bag for over a year and have taken it on several trips. I have never had it tip forward. It is very well made and I am completely satisfied with it.
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Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter how the weight is distributed. Best to put laptop toward the handle side. Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter... » Read More Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter how the weight is distributed. Best to put laptop toward the handle side. « Show Less
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I have not had that problem, nor has the guy who recommended it to me. I don't put it to aggressive use though. I love it, and its very comfortable to carry on your back while carrying other gear. Highly recommended for cost.
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I've been using one for about six months, and it's not tipped forward or backward. I think that this is because the wheels are mounted right on the rear edge, so protrude by maybe an inch, and the base support at the front is under the outer fullsize pocket that the center of gravity stays within these three points.
671084
I haven't had any issues with it, but then, I don't handle it all that rough.The same company also makes the JobRocker, which has a guard rail around it and is meant to be rough and tumble... might be worth looking into...
776061
I fill mine pretty full sometimes and haven't had any issues. The only issue that I have had is that the loops at the top of the bags...where u place the metal hangers through rip at the seam but I have sewn them back together and haven't had a problem since.
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I've done it. It did not rip the bag. I have also rolled them up. Both ways worked.
123711
I haven't had those problems. Like the others said curve down is best. Sometimes it seems to me like it doesn't sense a bag but I move it and it does.
1872111
I really like mine. I have cans and boxes on mine and have no problem rolling it out. Hope that helps.
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I am still trying to understand the question ... if you can't lock the bag then the closing mechanism is defective. How does that translate to put a padlock lock on the bag?
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Hi, I purchased one of these bags several months ago and I love mine. The way the closure works is you roll the top edge down until it meets the buckles by the handle, there are clips on both sides to hold the roll you just made tight. There are also buckles on the ends of the roll and those fasten near the base on each end. The bend in the fabric created by this last step is what seals the water out (I think). I use my bag kayaking to keep my clothes dry and it works great.
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I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
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I use mine all the time, I just finished baking Christmas cookies for all my friend and family and used my food saver with no issues. If you look where you slide your bags, there are two prongs, you have to hit those at the same time. And make sure the edge is flat.
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I've not had any problem with it tipping. It's working better than I expected it to.
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The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation, heavy weight grocery etc in the bottom pocket and is doing very well. The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation,... » Read More The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation, heavy weight grocery etc in the bottom pocket and is doing very well. « Show Less
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Haven't had any trouble with that. Love the units, as a matter of fact. Bags I felt were a bit flimsy so bought a second set of real good ones. Would hate to be out camping and have one of the bags rip so a spare set is always a good idea anyway. We use the bags that came with the set as a backup.
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Mine stands up just fine with my MBA inside. I suppose tipping is possible depending on how much additional weight and equipment you carry and how it's distributed. Over time, with use and weathering it may lose some of its rigidity too I suppose but thus far I have had no issues with tipping whatsoever. Stands straight and tall.
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The side bags when unzipped, hang on the outside of the rack's three support rods (3 on each side). The only thing that I have ever worried about getting got in the spokes are the small elastic cords at the bottom of each bag so I always make sure that they are wrapped around the end of the support rods which they should be anyway. They are there to make sure the bags do not flop around. Hope this helps. BTW I gave this bag 5 stars as I think it's great.