Executive Rolltop Desk Solid Oak

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I built a desk out of 1 1/2" thick oak and a pair of oak filing cabinets but the keyboard and mouse height were causing pain in my right shoulder and I thought it might be due to the height and location of the keyboard and mouse. I installed the drawer this morning and worked all day without pain! This did what I needed and it's pretty sturdy.

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Solid product. It saved so much space on my desk.

Great business tool and executive tab

The Very right tech bag for all executive on the move daily!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Like everything about - it's look, room, extra rolltop, great pockets ......

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well made, good features, lots of pockets, no gimmicks that I don't need. Has pockets for both laptop and iPad. Not using it as a camera bag but I like the optional camera accessories. Price is about equivalent to comparable backpacks. I bought this to replace an old Tumi rolltop for 2-3 day trips. I wanted more space than a standard computer backpack but not as large as a travel bag. I like rolltop bags, they expand if I need some additional room while traveling but can still be packed small and light. Cinch straps on the side are nice to reduce pack size. This bag avoids features that I don't think are useful, like anti-theft and credit card security. The best anti-theft is just be aware of what's happening around you.Purchased with the accessory straps and waist strap. I think the accessory straps should be included with it. I think a waist strap is necessary on a medium size pack, removes weight from the shoulders and makes the bag easier to carry. - Water bottle should be slightly larger to easily insert a 1 quart Nalgene bottle. - Waist strap seems poorly designed, the weight is carried on the metal clip of the strap attachment not on the body of the clip.

My very first good camera bag was a Tenba back in 2008. That bag was handed-down to a new photographer last year. Over the years I have bought, used and still own many of the well know camera bags. But I haven't been as happy with a new bag in a long time like I am with this Fulton 16L. I can carry my A7iv, FX3 and some accesories in the main compartment easily and still have a lot of space on the rolltop. The bag low profile and materials are also a plus. The black camo is very subtle and looks very good. Quality is very good and in line with more expensive bags. The only thing I didn't like and had to modify was the velcro on the rolltop. I replaced them with sew in clothes magnets.