The North Face Doubletrack 28 Rolling Luggage

Dont fight cobblestone streets in an attempt to wheel bags over uneven, lumpy surfaces. The North Face Doubletrack 28 rolling bag easily converts to a backpack when wheeling isnt optimal. Designed with an array of innovative, technical features, the Doubletrack 28 is the largest travel bag in the line that transforms into a backpack.

• Extra-large rolling adventure travel bag that converts to a backpack for use when wheels are not an option
• Stowable suspension for wheeling and check-in
• Complete technical pack suspension with contoured shoulder harness and load lifters
• Hipbelt with cant adjustment
• Shoulder straps connect to integrated loop on wheel housing
• Curved lumbar region for ergonomic fit
• Ambidextrous retractable handle
• Top, bottom, and side handles
• Business card window
• Large main pocket with internal gear compression panel and zip mesh pocket
• Internal elastic daisy chain clothing organizer
• Haul bag-style toiletry kit
• Removable daypack clips into place
• Mesh pockets behind daypack
• Panel zips on to front when daypack is removed to create a pocket and finished look
• Locking zipper sliders for security
• Check-in&**DAYPACK** Clips into #45;friendly webbing place
• Tuckable shoulder straps
• Main compartment with padded universal sleeve that will hold a 16" laptop
• Hydration port
• Secondary pocket with organizer and audio port
• Airmesh back panel
• Side stretch water-bottle pockets
• Avg Weight: 14 lbs 4 oz (6480 g)
• Dimensions: 28" x 16" x 9" (72 cm x 41 cm x 22 cm)
• Fabric: 330 HT ripstop Cordura® nylon, 630D nylon, 1680D Ballistics, phthalate-free TPE fabric laminate
• Fit Range: 17"-20" (43 cm-50 cm)
• Volume: total: 4900 cu in (80 liters) daypack: 950 cu in (16 liters)

Reviews - The North Face Doubletrack 28 Rolling Luggage

J. Beard - 03-11-2010

Great product
I have hauled mine all over the earth, through sophisticated airports, to rough and remote end of the world spots, and it holds up. The retractable handle reminds me of my ice axe, and is far tougher than all others I have seen. I remove the day pack for trips into town (when there IS a town). It has survived all sorts of conditions and handling while in varying states of over stuffing. I actually use all of the features, including the option to turn the entire thing into a back pack as needed to negotiate multiple flights of steps, and or remote muddy dirt roads. This pack is now my favorite piece of luggage, besides the large size North Face Base Camp bag that I usually take along.

---