K-Cliffs Rolling Clear Backpack Heavy Duty Bookbag Quality See Through Workbag Travel Daypack Transparent School Bag w/Wheels

Necesito contactar al vendedor, hace un mes hice una compra de dos mochilas y el carrito de una de ellas salió defectuoso, con quién me puedo comunicar para mandarle fotos por favor.

The media could not be loaded.  Good construction. Zippers seem basically strong and the larger and smaller compartments have two-way zippers which is great. The transparent aspect of this rolling backpack is wonderful so you can see the items you placed in it and get a better idea of what items are on the bottom or the middle or the sides or the top of the bag. The telescopic handle has a solid feel to it. This would be convenient and handy and useful for short term travel or trips in which you only need maybe some slippers, or an extra pair of sneakers, some underwear, an extra pair of pants or two, some extra shirts, a packable jacket (I guess nothing like a business suit or anything that needs to be kept really neat but that may depend if you can pack such an item skillfully enough). It also is good to put some books and stationary and a laptop or tablet in if you are going to the library or school.I have not yet tried carrying it using the shoulder straps. I would not know how comfortable it is carrying the bag that way. I intend to use this bag pulling it but if I ever need to carry it using the straps, it seems the straps are strong enough even though I guess it can depend on what is in the backpack.The smaller compartment has a good size and the zipper goes from one side to the other allowing the mouth to open wide ( as with the main compartment.The side mesh pockets are nicely deep and the mesh material has a nicely strong feel and are good for putting in smaller items or maybe a water bottle, a compact umbrella , or a handkerchief or sunglasses or binoculars or other things you may have to reach and grab quickly. I would not suggest putting a wallet with a lot of money in it in the mesh compartment even though it seems that the wallet will not just fall out (unless it is particularly big. Maybe a small pouch with some petty cash or change in it.The backpack has a piece of material sewn to the top ( as a lot of regular backpacks do) so as to slip two or three fingers through and be able to carry or lift the backpack if you have to carry it op or down somestairs.Some cons: The wheels are a bit too close to each other and when you are pulling the rolling backpack over a sidewalk "ramp" or any part of the ground that may be uneven the bag may just tip to one side as you pull it. The material of this backpack should help protect whatever you put inside from rainfall but the zippers have some cloth material to them and if the rainfall is heavy or persistent enough, some rain can penetrate through that material and the items inside the bag can get slightly wet or even very wet.The smaller compartment is of a good width and height but the depth is only about an inch thus it is practically flat against the larger compartment.Also regarding ,the part of the telescoping handle that has little metal " protrusions" that stick out of the holes on the inner side of the lower part of the telescoping handle ( see video) so that the upper part of the handle stays erect and does not easily go back into the lower part of the telescoping handle: those little protrusions do not stick out enough through the holes and I find that sometimes pushing the rolling backpack rather than pulling it, causes the upper part of the telescoping handle to go into the lower part of the telescoping handle. You don't really have to push in those little metal round protrusions to push the telescoping handle back down.The area where you have to stash the shoulder straps when you are rolling the bag is a bit awkward in design. It is just a piece of material ( the same as the rest of the backpack) sewn to the back and it is not sewn at the bottom and the straps seemingly could stick out of the bottom of that piece of material.I would say that this rolling backpack costs a bit more than it should, yet I would still say that it was worth it.I should emphasize that I have not been using it long. I have used it only for one trip as of this writing in fact and it stood up to some pulling through the street and rolling through a train station and through a bit of uneven pavement.I like it enough. I would recommend it to anyone who can use a rolling backpack like this and who is aware of the pros and cons and best possible uses as I described them and could still find use for the bag.

It is a great backpack, seems very sturdy so far. I have only had it for a few weeks. When I set it down to pull it, I have a duck wobble. Seems like the holes through the wheels were drilled wrong or something. Otherwise it is great! Nice smooth quality zippers. Lots of room.

Thought this would be a quality bag, but the bottom 4 corners are already coming apart and it's only been about 5 weeks of school.The handle is attached very flimsily, 2 sheet metal screws, one already fell out and was lost, the other one just spins as it's been stripped due to overtightening. Very hard screw to come by, very small screw.Overall, I would say this bag is not worth the money, it looks nice, but you start loading it up and using it, wears out very quickly. Quality is just not there on the handle or the bottom, should have been more re-enforced.

Pretty good, thick backpack, even though it's kind of a little bit of leaning forward when it is heavy, as long as not keeping fall down. This is the second one I bought.