High Sierra 22in Wheeled Backpack w/ Removable Daypack

High Sierra 22in Wheeled Backpack w/ Removable Daypack

The versatile and highly innovative A.T. 22-inch Wheeled Backpack is perfect for anyone who likes to have one piece of luggage capable of taking on wide range of applications. In reality, this bag is actually two bags in one--it's a vertical rolling carry-on, large capacity backpack and a removable lightweight daypack. The main wheeled compartment features a two-position locking telescope handle, a zippered main compartment featuring tie-down straps, large side compression straps and an adjustable tow strap for extra bags. The removable daypack features an easy-access top-loading compartment, a front organizer pocket with a slash pocket, pen and business card pockets and a detachable key fob. The padded shoulder straps are completely adjustable.

• 600 x 600-denier Duralite® and 1200 x 1800 Duralite®
• Two bags in one--a daypack, a wheeled carry-on backpack
• Removable front daypack allows both pieces to be used separately
• Two-position locking telescope handle
• Padded contoured shoulder straps stow behind the zippered padded back
• In-line skate style wheels
• Zippered main compartment with tie-down straps
• Main compartment dimensions: 22 in. x 13 in. x 8 in.
• Removable daypack dimensions: 17 in. x 11.5 in. x 5 in.

Purchase the High Sierra 22in Wheeled Backpack w/ Removable Daypack from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.

Reviews

Estib - March 26 2011

Maybe I got a lemon...
I liked the overall design of the bag. Having a daypack attached to a wheeled carry on that is also a backpack is a great idea. The one I received had a major problem: the telescoping handle for the wheeled part just wouldn't go up and down the way it's supposed to so I had to send it back for a refund. I'd read some good reviews so maybe the one I got was just a lemon. The overall quality, i.e., the materials, the fit and finish, of the bag appeared to be just ok, not great. But again, overall it seemed ok, so if it weren't for the handle problem I might have kept it.

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