Rolling laptop bag
YTONET 17.3-inch Rolling Laptop Bag, with lock
- Padded laptop sleeve
- Two wheels, telescopic handle
- Combination lock
4.6 · 1,826 ratings
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01The shelf the brand is known for
Rolling laptop bags cut for a 15.6-inch or a 17.3-inch laptop, on two rubber wheels with an aluminium handle that locks at each stop, with a padded sleeve against the wheel side, a combination lock or a cup holder on the front, and a lunch bag on the teacher version.

Settle the laptop first, because everything else on this shelf is close to identical underneath it: a 15.6-inch bag stands about fifteen inches tall and a 17.3-inch bag an inch or two more, and the sleeve on each is padded on both faces. Then choose by the front. The bag with the combination lock is the one for a train seat you leave for the buffet car; the bag with the cup holder is the one for the school run, where the coffee otherwise rides in the crook of an elbow; the teacher bag adds a detachable insulated lunch carrier and a trolley that comes off, so the bag can go up a flight of stairs on its own. Under all of it is the same frame: two wheels in rubber that run quiet on a corridor, a handle that extends with a button at the top, a strap on the back that slides over a suitcase handle, and ten or more pockets that keep the cables away from the folders.
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Prices are the figures from our last update; a YTONET habit updates them on a schedule, and the figure at the till is the one that counts.
03Before you order
Which laptop the sleeve takes, what the handle locks at, what the lock is for, and whether the bag goes in an overhead bin.
The one on the card: 15.6 or 17.3 inches, measured corner to corner across the screen. The sleeve is padded on both faces and sits against the wheel side of the bag, and a 17-inch laptop fits the 17.3-inch bags. A laptop bigger than 17.3 inches fits none of them, and we would rather say so than sell you the bag.
At two or three stops, with a button at the top that releases it. The comfortable stop is the one that puts the grip level with your hip bone when your arm hangs; taller and the bag catches your heel, shorter and you walk bent. Pushed all the way down, the handle sits flat in a sleeve on the back and the bag stands upright on its own.
For a train seat you leave for the buffet car, and for zips that would otherwise fall open on a platform. It is a three-digit combination lock on the main compartment, set to a number you choose. It slows a hand and keeps the zips shut; it does not stop a blade, and it comes off before an airport lane, where the laptop has to come out anyway.
The bags here stand fifteen to seventeen inches tall and about ten deep, inside the 45 linear inches the FAA gives for most airlines. The airline sets the limit that applies and some are stricter; the dimensions line on the card is the figure to hold against your carrier's rule.
Every size, every wheel
Every rolling bag, backpack, sleeve, tote, duffel and caddy in the YTONET line sits behind this button, with the price from our last update against each one.