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I'm sure this has been gone over already but I'm pretty excited...
Purchased a rear deck bag from Roadtrip Luggage (R230DB2BL) the other day. It's not the nice $$$ leather bag (I think it's called leatherette), but I plan on actually using it (often) and for $119.00 (plus shipping), you can't beat it. Should arrive by tomorrow/Sat. and will post my thoughts on the build quality.
Has anyone here purchased this bag from this distributor?
Did you manage to complete the purchase? I am on their website and won't accept my mailing address....I've been looking for this luggage for about 2 years so hope I can actually order it - thanks for the headsup.
Received the bag today; it's in good shape although folded in a flat box so I'm going to stuff the bag for a few days in order to regain it's intended form. Construction materials include a nylon internal liner as well both center outside panel areas. There are four outside zippered pockets (one at each corner panel made of leatherette material). A nicely added feature is a single zippered pocket located along the inside back center (see below).
There is slight discoloration (scuff marks) on the front right panel (near the sewn-on icon/tag) but may be mitigated with some elbow grease. All five zippers work fine and there are no visible tears/rips that I could find.
While this is no finely crafted piece of luggage, I think this is a great value given the attractive cost of the bag and wholeheartedly recommend it but this is only my opinion/thoughts.
I've used mine a coupe times now as well. Holds enough for 2 people for a long weekend (3-4 days) and fits nicely on the back deck. The bag is a little heavy but probably lighter than if it was full leather.
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