How is it to carry as a backpack and does it have cover for the wheels to keep them from soiling your back?
1885837
I did not use it as a backpack. The roller bag was too big for my needs and I returned it. Unfortunately they are being very slow on my credit. Lord knows if I'll ever see it.
1885838
Not good for a backpack. The wheels do not retract and the strapping is all wrong for that application.
1885839
It does not work like a back pack. The one I bought has a shoulder strap to carry like a computer bag and wheels to roll like a carry on bag. If you are looking for a backpack type computer bag I would look at a different option. Have a great day. J
1885840
this is not a backpack type piece of luggage, as far as I can say, though I have not tried to use it as a backpack. and no the wheels do not have covers. I guess if you could figure a way to rig it as a backpack, but seems like it would be easier to just buy a backpack piece of luggage.
1613900
the back of the pack has a pocketed area where the backpack straps are stored when rolling, I would say it has enough padding, one would not feel the metal part of the backpack. hope this helps.
474396
The side covers open 180 degrees and keep the inside bags from going into the rear wheel. The bag is much wider than the wheel and with the hard side cover behind it the bag comes nowhere never the wheel. I have used it to go grocery shopping and really filled up the bags and have had no problems with it at all.
1793354
its a heavy machine i would get a backpack that has pads on it so i does not damage your back
423928
yes i have 2 of them both are great. i have used 1 as a back pack then the other is left in car as a backup. you should be very happe with this item.
1229425
what we purchased was the cargo cover. its held by two strings and no i would not put kids backpacks on it. it mainly to cover the cargo area so that people don't see what you have.
866284
No it does not. There are also know wheels. It's a straight forward backpack. Very well made. Now that I have one I see it is geared in my opinion more to the outdoor or nature photographer that must carry his gear great distances across open ground. If you planning on going through airports and on city streets primarily. Then this may not be the best fit for you.
1652228
There is no cover for the wheels. However, I carried this case up and down the stairs and never got marks from the wheels.
1101320
I do believe it will work well with a back pack. The reason I say this is I used it for a large soft cooler bag to go to the farmers market and purchase what was needed. I am unsure if it has a weight cap on the basket. With what I used it for, it met my needs. I would purchase it again. Works fine for my needs.
483833
Dear Nina, I've bought the back pack one, is very light but the room for other stuff is not enough, so you better think about it. Materials are fine and design is cool. Best regards.
429487
I haven't look for that, it has many straps. But I don't think it would be good wearing it like a backpack. It has a metal back and can hurt your back.
1843824
I've only used it minimally as a backpack, but totally understand your concern. I did not notice any movement...however, I had the main compartment packed pretty fully. I do wish it had a hip-belt and/or chest strap to secure it closer to my body. I do love the wheel cover feature for carrying as a backpack...great idea! I hope this helps.
1860629
It is a true hard side piece of luggage. It does not have any straps like a back pack only one little handle. I would not use it for school.
1069102
I think I understand what you are asking. My answer would be 'NO'. It does have two straps to carry like a "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.
904086
You won't be able to wear it as a backpack, especially if you have your foldable inside it, as it is not designed for shoulder carrying. The carrying handle is also not padded. However, if you're talking about an empty bag, in its case, then you may sling it over the shoulders, although it might be a bit lose, depending on your frame. While empty, the bag is pretty light, so it should not bite through your shoulders.
604591
Yes...and you can tuck them away when not in use....When I bought it, I thought it was a suitcase...It is actually a backpack with wheels.