WengerWenger 600662 Patriot 17 Inch 2-Piece Business Wheeled Laptop Briefcase, Padded Laptop Compartment with Matching 15.4 Inch Laptop Case in Black (25 Litre)

This bag cost around £90 when I bought it, so it isn't cheap. It is, however, good quality. It includes a main bag, and a small laptop case.Main BagGoing from the front of the bag to the back, it has:1. A front zipped pocket with spaces for phone, documents / tickets etc.. This also has two mesh pockets. The pocket as a whole is large enough for A4 documents.2. A small zipped pocket. The length of the pocket matches the two red flashes on the front of the bag. This is easy to access, and can hold tickets, a phone, an iPad mini sized tablet, or an eBook reader.3. A document pocket, with three pockets. I find this really useful for separating course materials when I am teaching.4 A large pocket with a straining strap for a laptop or similar. It fits a large Toshiba laptop, and I can get the cable in as well. Alternatively, it would carry a lot of papers. The zipper pulls on this compartment have a loop to allow a padlock to be used, if wishes.5. A final pocket at the rear of the bag that can be used for a shirt / blouse, etc. It also has two mesh pockets for bits and pieces. The size of this pocket is constrained by extendable handle, which is immediately behind it.The extendable handle is in a zipped compartment at the back, so folds away completely. There is a button on the handle that you use when opening and closing it. It doesnt feel particularly sturdy, but it works fine so far. There is a band on the back of the bag with a velcro fastening, whcih seems to be there to allow it to be looped over a larger bag.The bottom of the case has a hard plastic rest that can also be used a a handle if you need to move it about. The wheels are small, and quite neat, with the Wenger logo on their hub. There is a small carrying handle on the top, again with the Wenger logo. There is another Wenger logo on the hard plastic at the back of the bag, and a further logo on a tag inside the first ompartment.Laptop BagWhen you buy the bag, this laptop bag is inside the main laptop compartment. It is a fairly light, padded shoulder bag. It has a soft rubber carrying handle, and a shoulder strap.The laptop bag has a front pocket with two mesh pockets inside it, and a small rectangular pocket. The front pocket itself easily accommodates the kind of A4 size papers you would have for an average meeting.The main pocket is a padded, zipped compartment. My Toshiba laptop, which is 36cm x 25cm x 3.5cm just fits in it, but you wouldn't be able to fit in something much larger. This bag also has a strap on the back with can be looped over the extended carrying handle of the main case.OverallIn use, it can et quite heavy. The main bag is not very comfortable to carry for long periods by it's carry handle, because of the width of the bag, and also because of the amoutn of gear you can cram in to it. Obviously it is designed to be rolled, using the extendable handle, however, and it works well like this,with the laptop bag fitting well on to the handle.It feels like a quality item to me. I don't have anything to compare it to, but the zips are strong, the zippers are wide and satisfyingly solid, and the bag itself feels well made. It's made as light as possible, so it's not like handling a hard case, but it is certainly strong enough for my use. I don't think I would want to pull it over rough ground, partly because of the wheel size, but also because I feel the wheels could be damaged (although I have no evidence for this feeling). I have used it in moderate rain, and while it's not waterproof as far as I can see, it kept everything dry.I use it when I am delivering training courses, and it's great for that. It looks professional, so gives a better impression, I believe, than taking materials out of a back pack as I used to do at times. .It's fine to take from car to hotel to training venue, and it's even okay on a train. I haven't taken it on a 'plane. I wouldn't like to carry it, laden, for long distances where I couldn't roll it, but for the purpose I'm using it for, it's excellent.

I bought this to replace my 13 year old Wenga backpack. As I'm older, my needs have changed, so rather than carrying all the weight on my back, it's nice to have it as a pull along. In my case, I keep my Alienware X15 R2 laptop, 2 Aztine 1080p usb-c monitors, Mouse, screwdrivers, power extension as well as the laptop power supply, external SSD and HDD, as well as various other tools. Oh, and an iPad. When setup it's a geek sight to behold. This is not light to carry by any means, that said, it is extremely easy as a pull along.I love that there's a seperate laptop case, included, which slips into the whole setup nicely. I use this for ultimate protection, but it's also great if I wanted to take just the laptop and power supply without any of the rest.As expected from Wenga, the build quality is superb, and I'm fully expecting this to last for 13 years or more, actually, I'm expecting longer as the only part that is likely to get any real wear and tear are the wheels.

Good quality construction with strong, easy to operate extending handle. Easy to pull (or even push when required) and does not constantly flip over as some pull-alongs do. Loads of space and pockets in the interior, good protection for your laptop. My laptop is small, so I'd check to see if larger models fit OK. Easy to get a couple of shirts, ties, socks and other clothing items in the luggage compartment, plus toiletries. Not too large that it can't be readily carried by the handle. A shoulder-strap would have been a useful extra. Excellent bag for a few nights away on a business trip. Fits all the overhead lockers, even on the smaller turbo-prop planes. Not been refused so far. Looks smart and professional, and several people have admired it. Too bulky to use as my everyday bag, but a great short trip bag that I think is good value for money.

So far an excellent piece of kit. I use a bag everyday and carry around 10 kilos of paperwork and such in it. After destroying a number of rucksacks, I bought a Wenger one which was so tough. Now due to a hernia I cannot carry the bag on my shoulder so I bought the roller version instead. Now I have not had it long but an inspection shows that it is built just as strong as the rucksack was and I expect it to last. As for practicality, I have brochures, order forms, folder, ipad etc and the bag has around eight different sectioned compartments and also a small top compartment for pens and such. As a home demonstration rep it does the job perfectly and looks professional when a client opens theory front door to me. If you are looking at these types of bags, you can buy them for half this price, but we all know what you get if you buy cheap. We all know why Wenger gear is twice the price of similar products. It's because it lasts four times as long.

I needed a bag like this as I am traveling quite a lot and I used to carry everything in a back pack. After each trip I promised myself I am going to buy a wheeled bag but I couldn't find a suitable one... until I discovered this.After reading all the reviews, I did not know whether to buy it or not. I was not concerned about the quality, but the fit of the inside bag. I have a 17" laptop and I wanted it to fit in the inside bag as well. Well, I took my chances, ordered this, it arrived the next day. And surprises surprises: my laptop fits the inside bag! One small corner remains unzipped, but you can hardly see and I can live with that, I prefer that rather than not having an inside bag at all.Regarding the quality, it is marvelous. Great fabric, silent quality wheels, very easy to pull, the hanger comes in and out really easy, well designed with lots of partitions for everything you want. Only time will say, but it doesn't look like the one which will break into pieces soon.Overall, top mark. I am just wondering how I survived without a bag like this?