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The North Face Rolling Thunder Rolling Duffel Bag - 4800-8400 cu in

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The North Face Rolling Thunder Rolling Duffel Bag - 4800-8400 cu in

The North Face Rolling Thunder Duffel Bag combines a go-cart frame and aluminum chassis to support heavy loads with reinforced inline skate wheels that roll smoothly and consistently. Wing handles on the Rolling Thunder make for easy towing and lashing to roof racks. Compression straps help control the load. An organizer pocket on top keeps small items handy.

Bottom Line: Whether you're going on an expedition or just pack like you are, The North Face Rolling Thunder easily moves tons of gear.

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when you check the sizes it says that it is 4800 cu in. but in...

when you check the sizes it says that it is 4800 cu in. but in the tech specs it says it is 8400 cu in. are there different sizes

By: snowboy1681070021
March 26, 2008

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Yes there is a large size but it's just out of stock.

By: CAPPAZULA THE GREAT
March 27, 2008

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Bomber no really

By: chadcsu
August 25, 2008

I'm going to start this off by saying I really try to stay away from purchasing TNF junk..cause in the end that is usually what is. Made for kids in Boulder that have their parents money to spend but don't know about quality outdoor gear...just a name that fits in their trustifarian wardrobe.. But I used to like TNF gear so about 2 and a half years ago I bought this bomber case. I flew to New Zealand and back with it..flew to London and back.. Now I have flown to Colombia two different times with this bag..BASICALLY IT HAS BEEN AROUND THE WORLD.. I know it has been thrown around, loaded with 70 kg of gear multiple times and cost me a few extra dollars here and there...Has the scratches but NO TEARS to prove it... But I have never had any problems with the dimensions and them being two inches two long?? only that is weighs 14 pounds before you load a single item in it...

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4880 cu in

By: jmoneysmithmas
July 16, 2008

I bought the smaller 'rolling thunder' bag here from this site over a year ago. Its been on 8 flights, and i used it EVERY weekend for about 5 months when i would drive to the mountains to go skiing. Still... it's in great shape and has passed the test of time. The rollerblade wheels work surprisingly well in snow, grass, turf, ice, after-party scum, and dirt. Even after all the abuse, they still roll silent on concrete. Although i could use a larger bag, and would purchase the 8400 cu in version in a heartbeat... it is 2" too large for most airlines (its linear length is 64" and airlines usually limit to 62"). BUMMER!!! Hey northface R&D- shave 2 inches off so we don't have to pay the 'oversize' baggage fees at the airport! Chances are, with this bag, we'll already be paying for 'overweight' fees.

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Tech Specs:

Material:	PVC Tarpaulin fabric
Volume:	8400 cu in (138L)
Dimensions:	34 x 14 x 16in (86 x 36 x 43cm)
Pockets:	1 organizer on top
Backpack Straps:	No
Weight:	14lb 3oz (6440g)
Recommended Use:	Travel, hauling large amounts of gear & clothing
Manufacturer Warranty:	Lifetime

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when you check the sizes it says that it is 4800 cu in. but in...

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Bomber no really

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