Fortuno |
Although the original Walkin'Bag had more of a traditional suitcase look, the more recent versions more closely resemble fashionable tote bags. You'll want to use it for work, going to games and events, family events, and more.
Fortuno, with seat |
- 360-degree swivel wheels – swivels forwards, backwards and sideways
- A handle that adjusts to five different levels to accommodate your height
- A handle with a patented curve so that it can support up to 250 pounds. Anyone can literally lean on it for support.
- Several of the bag styles have a built-in, retractable seat that will hold more than 300 pounds
- Most bags weigh less than 6 pounds and are designed to fit under most airline seats in order to eliminate having to lift them into airplane overhead compartments.
- Walkin'Bags are designed to be pushed along at your side rather than dragging behind you.
I've been using one for work and it's so much easier to use than any other bag I've had. Walking with it by my side took some getting used to, but I appreciate not having to drag something behind me. Extendable handles usually don't go tall enough for me, but this one will even to higher than I need it. The bag can even come off the frame quickly and easily in case you want to use it on its own.
Swivel wheels are so much fun! They remind me of the shopping carts at IKEA. The bag maneuvers easily and you can even play games like trying to aim it at a target - suitcase bowling, anyone? The seat on the model I have folds down and even someone my size can sit on it. Great for standing in line or when you run out of seats somewhere. It also makes a great table for using your laptop so you don't have to balance it on your lap.
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The links will take you to the order page with the discount code already built in. Wouldn't you like to make your life a little easier? Maybe there's someone in your life who could use a suitcase that doubles as a seat and a walking aid. You won't regret it!
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