New Roller Bag?

For the better part of the last dozen years or so, I've used this bag when traveling. It's a Tamrac CyberPro Express. When I purchased it new, it came in right around $350. After 12 years, I think it's safe to say I've certainly gotten my money out of it:

The Think Tank Airport Navigator is similar to the Tamrac.
https://www.thinktankp​hoto.com …roducts/airport​-navigator

Cygnus wrote in post #19282952
The Think Tank Airport Navigator is similar to the Tamrac.
https://www.thinktankp​hoto.com …roducts/airport​-navigator

I have the same Thinktank Navigator. Holds more than we thought.

Cygnus wrote in post #19282952
The Think Tank Airport Navigator is similar to the Tamrac.
https://www.thinktankp​hoto.com …roducts/airport​-navigator

Yeah, I've seen that one. Probably a top contender at the moment.

Thanks!

Road Dog wrote in post #19281876
The telescoping handle is starting to get a bit wonky. Sometimes is won't extend all the way and, being 6'2" tall, that gets to be problematic. The second problem I have is that, sometimes, the handle won't retract. This is problematic when trying to fit this into an overhead bin or under a seat on an airplane.

Sounds like your really pleased so I have to ask if you've taken any steps to fix the existing bag. I have a similar bag and you can get access from the inside panel to the "rails" for lack of a better terms. Sometimes there are zippers hiding the rails. I grease them every couple of years with WD-40 Silicone, Quick-Drying Lubricant. Note it is not the regular WD-40 although that might work. This leaves a film that is far less oily than regular WD-40.

The 11 oz. can is about $6 at Home Depot

Consideration:

• Get a 4-wheel roller travel bag that rolls in any direction, and insert your Tamrac dividers into it.