I was looking for a rolling bag that my tall son wouldn’t need to crouch to roll. Idc about his clothes, can a tall person physically USE it after it’s full
I'd rather more space than a handle or wheels. I can usually squeeze a week + weekend worth of clothing into a carry-on backpack. I roll everything up as I find it works better than cubes. No second pair of shoes though. Laptop and whatnot goes in a second bag. I travel with a 17" workstation type machine that would take up 20% of a backpack. What I'd really like is two part bag that uses both allowances that's good for actual wandering around on foot.
This is a potentially very valuable channel that is filling an unfilled review niche. But it really seems like the channel is still in the phase where it has to be overly nice to manufacturers to maintain growth. The handle height at 3:40 ... that is absolutely not big and tall friendly for more than a short distance. The only container I've found that are comfortable to wheel around are giant pelican cases, so it would have been nice to find a small carry-on with an acceptably long drag handle.
Very interesting point, and to be transparent I have definitely felt the pull of wanting to provide good feedback to a potential channel sponsor. However, while I might soften the blow of any negative feedback, I do try to make sure and not give it my full approval. For this backpack I found the handle to not be a decision maker for this bag's approval, especially since my recommendation is really focused on using it in addition to a carryon, causing this bag to be used like a backpack versus wheeling it. But I really appreciate the feedback and will make sure to be more transparent with reviews, as I did not feel the need to be positive about this bag, but can tell I need to make it more apparent. I'm always on the hunt for that perfect carry-on so I hope to find it and bring it to the channel!
close to the video i was looking for. how about a EDC type pack thats NOT a laptop bag, lugage, or military looking?
love the videos bro.
I was looking for a rolling bag that my tall son wouldn’t need to crouch to roll. Idc about his clothes, can a tall person physically USE it after it’s full
Can it fit a 17 inch laptop?
I'd rather more space than a handle or wheels.
I can usually squeeze a week + weekend worth of clothing into a carry-on backpack. I roll everything up as I find it works better than cubes. No second pair of shoes though.
Laptop and whatnot goes in a second bag. I travel with a 17" workstation type machine that would take up 20% of a backpack.
What I'd really like is two part bag that uses both allowances that's good for actual wandering around on foot.
This is a potentially very valuable channel that is filling an unfilled review niche. But it really seems like the channel is still in the phase where it has to be overly nice to manufacturers to maintain growth. The handle height at 3:40 ... that is absolutely not big and tall friendly for more than a short distance. The only container I've found that are comfortable to wheel around are giant pelican cases, so it would have been nice to find a small carry-on with an acceptably long drag handle.
Very interesting point, and to be transparent I have definitely felt the pull of wanting to provide good feedback to a potential channel sponsor. However, while I might soften the blow of any negative feedback, I do try to make sure and not give it my full approval.
For this backpack I found the handle to not be a decision maker for this bag's approval, especially since my recommendation is really focused on using it in addition to a carryon, causing this bag to be used like a backpack versus wheeling it.
But I really appreciate the feedback and will make sure to be more transparent with reviews, as I did not feel the need to be positive about this bag, but can tell I need to make it more apparent. I'm always on the hunt for that perfect carry-on so I hope to find it and bring it to the channel!
@@FreakyTallReviews Sorry to be so negative. It's still a public service that you do.
Nice, 80 bucks is quite cheap for a bag like that in today's world
A bit more view on the reviewed item, a bit less on you would be useful.