Product Description

Targus' first Rolling Notebook Backpack combines the best of both worlds. At first glace you can see that it is a stylish, durable backpack with plenty of features but look a bit closer and you can see that it is also a roller. The TSB700 glides on in-line skate wheels and includes a 2-tier telescoping locking handle for easy navigation. A protective rear flap holds the shoulder straps in place when using it as a roller, then lower the flap to cover the wheels for greater comfort when in backpack mode. For additional convenience it has a handle grip on the bottom of the case that allows for easy lifting into your car or an airline overheard compartment. Other features include a padded, removable slip case for notebooks with up to 15.4" screens, top front pocket with protective lining for iPod/MP3 players, PDA or sunglasses, bottom front pocket with business card holder, pen loops and key clip, a main compartment with plenty of file and accessory storage, a large side pocket, even a side mesh water bottle holder. Stylish, practical and ready to go, this case has it all.

Product Details

• Color: Rolling Backpack
• Brand: Targus
• Model: TSB700
• Dimensions: 6.15 pounds

Features

• Rear Protective Flap Holds Shoulder Straps In Place So Straps Are Secure When The Case Is Used In Roller Mode
• Padded Handle and Shoulder Straps for Ease of Transport
• Handle Grip On The Bottom of The Case Allows for Easier Lifting Into The Car or Airline Overhead Compartment
• Protective Pvc Material On Bottom of Case Repels Water
• Storage Options Throughout The Backpack

Customer Reviews

The best Notebook backpack for College
I had a great deal of difficulty finding a backpack that is large enough to hold my laptop computer, along with the textbooks I need to bring back and forth between home and college. Additionally, as a woman, I needed something that would not be too heavy to lift into my vehicle or carry up stairs at school. This backpack is the perfect size, and the weight distribution is such that it is not impossible to carry up those stairs.

Targus rolling backpack
i've had a targus backpack for years then experienced back/neck and shoulder problems. i ordered the rolling backpack and have been using it for the past few months, since october. i must admit that it is user-friendly and the rollers make it easy to maneuver. since i use it for local and regional travel, i need a product that will comparably hold what the non-roller backpack held. the wheel compartment does take up a bit of space thereby leaving less room for my folders, lunch and computer. also, the "plastic" liner material has a specific odor, resembling that of burnt material, but has dissipated somewhat. nevertheless, i decided to give it more time.
just this morning, while i was loading up for work, i noticed that the outer pocket seam next to the zipper-on the lower left hand side-if the bag is facing you-is frayed. since the product is only a few months old, i am quite dissatisfied. if i could only put a wheel compartment on my old ORIGINAL (authentic) targus.......................

Good rolling backpack
That backpack is a very hight quality product as Targus is used to do.
First time I used it, I noticed that the shoulder straps have to be attached while rolling as they will go around the wheels.
So impossible to move directly from the back position to rolling. You need first to re-attached the shoulder straps.
Targus should find a solution to switch between the back and rolling mode without any operation.