my best luggage ever. even for flights overseas. all fits in just right and it´s still enough place to take care for the "souvenir" from the trip....
it´s a little to heavy for carry the bag the hole time during the day but for a trip fine! i like the chance to separate the clean from the dirty cloth.
after 3 or 4 years still in good condition....
Oakley quality!!

Every bit Oakley and heavy.
Great design features with expanding sections,
pull out stabiliser, and a heafty metal icon.
Easily enough space for a W/E break,
Some of the newer AP stuff gives the WW a good run for its money
A collection must have,

It looks great, but other than that, not very functional. I planned on making this my check-in travel bag, but for a student who has to travel overseas every so often, I find the capacity to be severely lacking. Tremendously heavy too, I have to lug around enough things as it is! Pretty disappointed with it.

I had to settle for an Arnold Palmer bag, and while I find it lacking in the looks department, it serves its purpose better than the 'Wagon. If I come across the AP Rolling Bag, I hope it would be a better luggage option.

Color:Black
I love this bag that I have 2!!!. I used to work for UAL and travel the word with bag. folds flat for easy carry on or expand it for check in. But I wouldn't recommend checking it in. Quality is not that great but the design stands out. Another collector's must have.

Color:Black

I Love my War Wagon and find it perfect for travelling, especially as carry on luggage. was able to take more with me and having the wheels made walking through the Airports a breeze. A nice long handle even good for the talk folk. Now if I need a small bag i can leave it collapsed or expanded on demand. Just perfect.

Color: Black

In general, this is a great bag with several stand out features- Its durable (ballistic?) nylon construction, solid collapsible handle that can be set at multiple lengths, tons of pockets, and slightly angled wheels that keep the bag from overturning when being pulled, and a top area that can be collapsed by the use of the straps.