Victorinox Swiss Army Web Pak plus Wheeled Briefcase

I purchased this case a few weeks ago and I'd recommend it highly except for one thing: the bottom isn't flat enough so it doesn't stay upright when I set it down. I haven't used it as a backpack yet, but it rolls well and the pull-out handle is comfortable. For carrying by hand, the handle is close to the body and nicely padded so that's comfortable too. But it falls over when I set it down. It has lots of nooks and crannies for business items and the laptop sleeve is like a suit of armor for my Powerbook. There's room for an extra sweater and a snack although I wouldn't say it's big enough to use as an overnight case. (Not the way I pack, anyhow.) Did I mention that it always falls over when I set it down? Sigh ...

I have used another bag "Webpak 2.0", It has no wheel. The "Webpak 2.0 plus" is convenience and useful, but so heavy than wheelless one. Backpak straps is good, it's same as "webpak 2.0".

Rolls through airports, but allows me to carry on to planes, up stairs, and places I can use the rollers.

Love the wheels, but I'm going to have to get a new laptop since the capacity doesn't accommodate mine.

This is a great laptop/briefcase solution. I purchased it to get relief from shoulder pain as a result of toting a heavy laptop back and business materials daily. The case is super lightweight and very functional. It can hold a LOT of stuff, including my laptop, books, Franklin Covey planner, and more. The cell phone and water bottle holders are helpful, too. While it can tend to pitch forward when full, I simply lean it face-forward against a desk or wall to balance. It also has a serial number tracking system, to locate it if it's ever lost, which is good. I hadn't realized that it was made by the Swiss Army Knife folks; that explains the organizational design and quality! I waited for a discount sale and am thrilled with the value for the very reasonable price!