SkyRoll bag for flights

[riversoul]

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Hey all,

I was wondering if any of you have used the SkyRoll bag when flying out for interviews and if it was a good product, i.e. did it minimize wrinkles in suits, clothes, adequate space for belongings, ease of use, etc. Just curious if the SkyRoll bag is worth the $109 price. Thanks.

Oh, and here's the link to its description:
http://www.skyroll.com/works.htm

 

[Phoenix.]

I love this line from that web site:

"Available in any color you want as long as it's black."

 

[riversoul]

I love this line from that web site:

"Available in any color you want as long as it's black."

yea, lol, wasn't that also said by Henry Ford in regards to the color of the Model T's?

 

[JimT30]

I have one and think its a great thing. I'm a big guy and I fit 2 suits and 2 ****rts and 2 pairs of shoes. I only paid $90 at S&K

 

[davee]

i had one when i interviewed last year, it was great, i only brought that anda backpack, and had plenty of cloths for up to 4 days. I never had to check on any luggage and it was very easy to carry around. My suits never got wrinkled, but make sure you only bring wrinkle free dress shirts.

 

[cruz21]

I have one and think its a great thing. I'm a big guy and I fit 2 suits and 2 ****rts and 2 pairs of shoes. I only paid $90 at S&K

why did you bleep out shirts??

 

[riversoul]

why did you bleep out shirts??

thanks for the advice guys. i'm gonna stop by men's wearhouse and check one out. "shirts" was just probably misspelled accidently to include the s word.