Tumi Alpha Bravo Lemoore Wheeled Backpack, Hickory, One Size

little heavy but good quality

Good materials. Good size. Good quality. I thought I could put my laptop, ipad, etc. on it separately, but the front pocket is too deep and it goes deep down into the bigger pocket, hitting the clothes inside. Sloppy.The worse part is the lack of a mechanism to keep the straps of the shoulder handles attached. If the shoulder handles are tight and there is a lot of strap left (too long), those straps impede the wheels to roll and drag around the floor, getting dirty. That part was very very poorly designed and it was very disappointing for such an expensive backpack. Wait for Tumi to solve that.

I own a couple of tumi backpacks, but i must say that the alpha bravo collection is my favorite!!!! I didn't think this backpack will fit under the seat on a plane, but it did despite the fact that i had it full. incredibly convenient, many pockets and stylish. the only suggestion will be to move the button to release the handle to the top of the handle rather than the middle. I can see how men with larger hands can have a slight difficult time trying to press the release button to extend the handle. other than that.... it is just perfect.

I'm happy for this backpack/roller bag with great design except on back of this backpack, it have this cover to poll down & lock to use as backpack. This cover is designed to cover wheels when using as backpack.The cover itself is great design but it need all your strength or two person to poll & lock it.Only if they made this cover little longer ( one inch more of materials would done it, but those Chiness manufactures are so cheap ) I'm writing with hope they will correct this. This is very expensive bag to cheat on little materials.I almost did sent it back for this.

It looks like TUMI has discontinued this product. I think it is the BEST rolling backpack I have ever seen. Very comfortable and more than enough room for whatever you need to travel with.

If you can find one on ebay or another used luggage site grab it, Tumi does not make this particular model anymore. The bags are well made, hold a ton of stuff and work equally well as a backpack or rolling bag (two wheels), I have 2, Spruce Green and Black, one of my kids took the green version to the UK where she works and (travels) and wont give it back, so I found the black one on ebay, given their size and the telescope handle/wheels, they are surprisingly lightweight and fit under an airliner seat so you don't need to check it. New they cost around $600, Tumi does offer a newer version, only difference is a vertical zip pocket instead of what's on the Lemoore, but I like the old model better

They don't make Lemoore any longer, it was replaced with Peterson, but the two are essentially the same bag, its perfect, I've had mine for 2 years, took it to Barcelona and Paris for 10 days and was able to store it in the overhead, and I take it on start business trips to NYC and Canada, the backpack, wheel option combo is great, its rugged and good-looking, if you see one on eBay snag it, thats where I got mine for around 150, otherwise the Peterson is 545 at Tumi (kinda pricey), but worth it….

I carry all of my technology with me: laptop, tablets, storage, power supplies, sometimes magazines, and immediate needs for travel in this bag. I love that it has wheels because my bags get pretty heavy. As others have mentioned, it stows away nicely in planes. it's easy to pick up. Plus it adds a little class with the tags and monograms. The drag handle is sturdy and tucks away/pulls out easily and reliably. If I had to use it as a backpack, the straps are there. It does exactly what I need as a technology en mass traveler. Lots of storage room inside and in pockets. It's worth the price! Plus TUMI is a quality manufacturer. It will last for years of travel.