RoadProSPC-931R 17.5" x 4" x 13" Silver Aluminum Briefcase,Medium

Suits my purpose, great attache, have had no issues with it.

My husband is a big man and often seems like "a bull in a china shop". He's not easy on things he owns. Being in construction, everything he owns seems to take a beating it's important that he have something sturdy and strong to carry his papers and other items in. This is his second RoadPro (don't think it was designed to survive an 8,000 pound truck running over it) and I will never buy him any other kind. It is stylish, strong, not too heavy, and keeps everything safe and secure. You can tell just looking at the construction how strong it is. The unit is well made with a substantial handle that is the right size for his big paws, reinforced corners (that take a lot of abuse) and handy rolling number lock tabs. The organizer inside makse it convenient for him to keep things in order. As a bonus, even with the rough use it gets, it still looks great due to the textured metal exterior. Everything about it is built to last through a lot of rough use. I hope this one doesn't get run over, but if it does, I will definitely get him another one!

I like the quality and the design of this product.

It seems to be sturdy and everything works I wish I could have got it in black . Other than that a good deal .

I have had this now for almost a year and it is still doing the job it was intended for. It holds my laptop,cords and other things I need while traveling or visiting with a customer. I have had no problems with the locks or any kind of breakage or bending. I love it, could not be without it now. You can't pack it like you would a heavier briefcase, but this is just perfect for those office or study items. I have had my laptop,cords,3 notebooks,pens,markers,calculator and cds in it on a trip and it held them all. My wife uses hers as a cd caddy and dvd case. It holds her tablet,dvd player and up to 8 dvds without any problems. The only downside we have is the handle which isn't that strong, so we will sometimes carry it under our arm or put a strap around it.

Of course I shove more in this briefcase than it is probably designed for and force the poor thing shut. But it is a great case and takes a lickin. I am very happy with it, and when I finally abuse it to death will probably but another one, lol. Very happy with this product and the security it provides for my notary stamp and supplies.

I imagine this case being very popular for cosplay situations where you want a cheap vibe like you have the nuclear codes in a briefcase handcuffed to you. This is most likely by far the right choice for that use, because it is exceptionally durable and well manufactured for a fake briefcase, but the absolute bottom of the barrel in actual suitcase manufacturing. But, do you need a fancy case? This is more of a thing when you want to carry something that is not normally kept in a case. This would be a back-up thing, and not the sort of case you want to drag around town as your primary case. I have packed it full and not broken the handle yet, but I would hate to get off a plane and have to rely on this case to not get bent, punctured, or dropped in a way that tests the integrity of its construction. This is more the type of case to get if you want to improvise on a low-stakes solution and you don't plan to test the case's endurance by traveling with it heavily. However, I took this on a car ride to Florida and I didn't feel doubtful that it could handle that level of abuse. It handled the task just fine. This would also be the type of case to get if you have a project that might lead you to cut a hole through the outer shell. This one would be easy to cut through with a skill saw, like for a science fiction prop involving wires and hoses or gages, as long as you are cautious not to put gashes in the aluminum of the exterior.

Need a briefcase, but you don't wear Dockers and golf?Well, this briefcase is for you.