Polare 17'' Full Grain Leather Briefcase Laptop Attache Case Messenger Bag For Men Fits 15.6'' Laptop

My first briefcase was an old hard-side traditional style that was made of alligator. Nice, about $400 and lasted about 9 years. My next was a Tumi leather that lasted me 15 years. It cost about $700. My next was an off-brand leather bag that cost about $400 and only lasted about 5 years. Never got to like that bag. So far this new Polare bag is amazing. It checks all the boxes, and at $159, what a bargain. I look forward to every scratch on this bag as a badge of honor and can't wait to see what it looks like and feels like 4, 7, 11, and 15 years from now. Can't tell you how impressed I am with the value of this bag. Will be telling all who ask about it to buy a Polare!

This briefcase/messenger bag is made with loving care. The leather is top notch, the zippers are strong, and the product looks and feels durable. I looked at many other briefcases and this one is the winner!

My husband is a plumber and excavator that works inside and out. He has had the same bag for many years and it held up,it was a nylon blend. The problem? It is ugly and unprofessional looking as it was bulging at the seams with no storage. There weren't individual pockets for supplies so it was a hunt to find a pen, receipt or scratch pad. This bag is a looker with leather that will take on a nice panting, many pockets and very quality made. Bottom line, impressive!

What a gorgeous bag! 3 large compartments and plenty of storage space. The leather is beautiful!

This might be the first time I ever give a product four stars and return it. The bag is beautiful. The leather is thick and supple and the finishings all look solid, inside and out. This feels like a bag you would hand down to your kids, who would hand it down to theirs. It's the way the storage is designed that ruins it. There are some small issues - a oddly large number of credit card pockets and far too few useful pockets for pens, chargers, etc - but the main problem is how limiting the main storage areas are for a bag this big. The bottom of the bag expands nicely, so it looks like you could put a ton of papers, notebooks, laptop, etc in it, but the interior is divided into three, discrete sections that are each too small to be useful. I don't think I'm describing it well, but it's like a car from the 70s that is huge on the outside and cramped on the inside. I'll keep it a week to bring back and forth to work and may revise it up or down a star depending on how it goes.