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Intimidating other bags on the luggage carousel, you can't get much bigger, or badder, than the Rolling Thunder. Capacity to haul a serious amount of gear, this multi-purpose duffel features reinforced in-line skate wheels and a go-cart frame with aluminum chassis for structural support. Made from the same fabric that's used to haul gear in high-alpine expeditions, this rolling duffel bag is practically invincible. Go-cart frame with aluminum chassis for structure and reinforcement. Wing handles. Organizer pocket on top of duffel.Reinforced in-line skate wheels. Compression straps. Multi-purpose, rolling duffel made from invincible TPE tarpaulin. Style Number: ACCC. *Gift box not available for this item.
The Rolling Thunder is a mid-sized, multi-purpose, rolling duffel perfect for a long weekend. Quality feature: made form invincible PVC tarpaulin.
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 | The North Face Rolling Thunder Duffel | $189.00 - $269.00 |
 | The North Face Rolling Thunder - Medium | $239.00 |
 | The North Face Rolling Thunder Luggage | $268.95 |
 | The North Face Rolling Thunder Duffle | $167.11 - $269.00 |
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 | Black |  | Black/ Black |
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| I have owned and loved and tested the limits of the soft sided North Face bags for over 10 years now. I just knew that this would be the panacea to the no wheels issue. Unfortunately, there is a significant trade off; the weight of the rolling mechanism. With the 50 pound limits we are facing on airlines these days it is already more than easy to reach that with the large North Face duffels... Since the duffels have the shoulder straps already, I think I'm opting for remaining with the no wheels versions. On a plus note, the bag is extremely well made and appears exceedingly durable. It is only available in black, sadly, and I am sure it will take me wherever. Also, it's hard to find a bigger capacity anywhere, so that's a plus. So, basically, this is a halfhearted recommendation, all things considered. | |
| Chris Salyer at Altrec on 03/02/2009 | |
