Berghaus Prime II 60 Wheeled Travel Bag

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this product is one of the best Berghaus Women in these days. In case that you're wish to buy top rated Berghaus Women, then this product is the best choice.
In addition to affordable price, Berghaus Prime II 60 Wheeled Travel Bag also comes with variety attractive features. This product will certainly complement your needs.

ASIN : B007C0MTXM
Category: Women
Brand: Berghaus
Rating : 4.2
Reviews : 18

Product Details Berghaus Prime II 60 Wheeled Travel Bag

The Berghaus Prime 60 is a great piece of wheeled luggage, with 60 litres of capacity to hold a week's worth of travel kit easily. The Prime now also features the world renowned Adaptastrap, giving a really versatile set of solutions for pulling and carrying the Prime depending on the terrain.

• Featuring the Berghaus Adaptastrap system - allowing the bag to be carried as a shoulder bag or rucksack
• With internal divider
• Padded side and top carry handles
• Padded detachable shoulder strap
• Pull out trolley handle and wheels
• Zipped front pocket
• Internal mesh pocket
• Internal zip pocket
• Pop out pocket
• Integrated luggage label holder
• Lockable zip sliders and internal compression strap
• Weight approx
• 31kg

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A nicely designed luggage piece
This is not a cheap case (or what Berghaus calls `a luggage piece'), but you do get plenty for the money. This 60 litre case weighs just 3.1Kg when empty, but feels very solid. It is made of tough-looking fabric over a sturdy frame, has nice solid zips, and is bursting (pardon the pun) with features.

It has a telescopic pull-out (and locking) trolley handle, which is long enough for someone over six-foot tall to use without bending down all the time. There's also a padded handle on the top and another on the side. For me, the best feature is `Adaptastrap', which is stored inside the back of the case. Fetch out the padded straps and clip them in place as required, and you have the option to carry the case as a shoulder-bag, or as a rucksack (which frees both hands!) I wouldn't try the rucksack option in a museum full of Ming vases, as it's quite a big object to have on your back (though not too heavy), but it's a great solution to hauling luggage effortlessly up and down...

Nifty little case with lots of features.
I can't believe I am getting excited over a suitcase but I love this case!

Not only is it light when empty, so the majority of your weight allowance will be your belongings and not your case but it has lots of features.
There is a small zip pouch in the back for paperwork and passports, another zip above that where there are two straps that you can get out and attached turning the case into a backpack, very cool! A large zip at the front for a large pouch that will expanded to fit quite a surprising amount of things. Inside there is a zip pocket and straps to hold the clothing tight as well as a little wall that can be pulled out for storing smaller things or pushed in so it doesn't take up any space. Plus there three handles, one of the top when held portrait and one of the top when held landscape way. The third handle is the a telescopic one.

It's a dark colour so it won't show the dirt and a fabric material instead of a hard case so it's got some give...