Any f-stop Literoom Owners Out There?

I am trying to tidy up my appearance for non-outdoorish shots, or in other words: I started looking into trolleys.

There are of course a lot out there but being an f-stop fan I find the Literoom [1] intriguing. Is anybody out there using it? It did not find an independent, preferably long-time review of the Literoom. In my experience the weight bearing system of trolleys has many potential failure points and I am not totally confident that experience with backpacks translates well to trolleys.

[1] https://shop.fstopgear​.com …iteroom.html#.U​vzwEobTt8E

Curious to see if anybody responds in this thread, as the Literoom is the next piece of gear I am planning on picking up. I am a huge fan of the Satori and the Guru, and think this could definitely compliment my bag setup during certain situations.

I have put it in the shopping cart at least 3 times and just haven't pulled the trigger but can feel it will happen soon. Looks like a great piece of kit, unfortunately can't give you the specifics you want.

Same here - I think I might just pull the trigger and do the review myself.

Finally pulled the trigger. The bag looks great, narrower that I expected. As with all the f-stop gear very well built, and also very light for a carry-on bag. I will put together a short review shortly. Did you end up picking on up DerDembo?

I picked up this guy
http://www.backcountry​.com …d7-11e3-91da-001b2166c62d

Fit more ICUs and lots more to pack. Not for air travel though!

kforde wrote in post #16880599
Did you end up picking on up DerDembo?

Not yet - having a trolley is still more of a "want" than a "must have" thing. But I am eagerly awaiting your initial impression.

Anyone pick up an f-stop Literoom yet? I'm curious at replacing my thinktank roller with one. I have a larger one for real estate work, looking into getting a smaller roller for weddings as my shoulder bags just aren't cutting it.