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#1,201
mary79 said:
I finally saw the rogue IRL today and I love it!

2 questions:
1) is it comfortable to wear over the shoulder with the straps? I tend to prefer bags with a long messenger strap
2) would it fit a MacBook Air (not essential but would be useful from time to time)

Also, have your bags held up to use well??
Many thanks! :smile:
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Hi!
I can give you my opinion on a couple questions you have...
I prefer to use this bag with the two long shoulder straps, shorter handles tucked into the bag. I find its very comfortable & distributes the weight of the bag nicely. I personally don't care for connecting the two shoulder straps to wear crossbody so I can't comment further on that. I have used my black & olive Rogues quite a lot. The leather is very forgiving & IMO, gets better with use.
I have the regular size but no laptop so I can't comment on that.
Good luck...if you get one, please share!
 
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Thank you so much for your help :)

I wasn't aware some people connected the 2 straps to make a longer messenger strap... That might be a game changer for me.

Can anyone who uses it like this please give me her opinion? Or even share a pic wearing it longer?

Many thanks!
 
#1,204
Teagaggle said:
Hi!
I can give you my opinion on a couple questions you have...
I prefer to use this bag with the two long shoulder straps, shorter handles tucked into the bag. I find its very comfortable & distributes the weight of the bag nicely. I personally don't care for connecting the two shoulder straps to wear crossbody so I can't comment further on that. I have used my black & olive Rogues quite a lot. The leather is very forgiving & IMO, gets better with use.
I have the regular size but no laptop so I can't comment on that.
Good luck...if you get one, please share!
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Same deal for me. I don't put my laptop in there because I have a separate bag for that. I think the 36 may be better for a laptop although you could probably fit an ipad or other pad on the sides.
 
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mary79 said:
I finally saw the rogue IRL today and I love it!

2 questions:
1) is it comfortable to wear over the shoulder with the straps? I tend to prefer bags with a long messenger strap
2) would it fit a MacBook Air (not essential but would be useful from time to time)

Also, have your bags held up to use well??
Many thanks! :)
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I can fit an iPad Pro lengthwise in a medium Rogue and Rogue 36. A Pro cannot fit along the width and slip perfectly into the pocket on either bag. The iPad Pro must be situated standing vertically. Placing it in the outer suede pocket still leaves approximately half of the handle to grasp. However I prefer to use the dog leash straps to carry, and yes they are VERY comfortable. Neither bag will allow an iPad Pro in the zippered portion. Before I bought my Rogue I brought my iPad Pro to the store and SA let me try it out. If you compare the size of your laptop to the dimensions of the iPadPro, you'll have your answer. I'll take a photo tomorrow. A regular iPad can fit in a medium Rogue perfectly with tons of room. An iPad mini fits in the Dinky 23 and even the smaller saddlebag as well. No tech except phones fit in a regular dinky.

The two dog leash straps are made so they can be joined together to form one long strap so you can also wear a Rogue as a messenger bag. I tried it once but prefer the original strap arrangement.

My Rogues look like the day I bought them. These are QUALITY leather. Most people on this forum love them so much they have multiples, myself included. They are amazing, timeless, coveted bags.
 
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Purse FanGirl said:
I can fit an iPad Pro lengthwise in a medium Rogue and Rogue 36. A Pro cannot fit along the width and slip perfectly into the pocket on either bag. The iPad Pro must be situated standing vertically. Placing it in the outer suede pocket still leaves approximately half of the handle to grasp. However I prefer to use the dog leash straps to carry, and yes they are VERY comfortable. Neither bag will allow an iPad Pro in the zippered portion. Before I bought my Rogue I brought my iPad Pro to the store and SA let me try it out. If you compare the size of your laptop to the dimensions of the iPadPro, you'll have your answer. I'll take a photo tomorrow. A regular iPad can fit in a medium Rogue perfectly with tons of room. An iPad mini fits in the Dinky 23 and even the smaller saddlebag as well. No tech except phones fit in a regular dinky.

The two dog leash straps are made so they can be joined together to form one long strap so you can also wear a Rogue as a messenger bag. I tried it once but prefer the original strap arrangement.

My Rogues look like the day I bought them. These are QUALITY leather. Most people on this forum love them so much they have multiples, myself included. They are amazing, timeless, coveted bags.
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Thank you so much, that's very helpful! I think the medium rogue would be ideal for me. I'm going to start saving up for one now :)
Any idea if some might make it into the post-Xmas sales?
 
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wintotty said:
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Ladies, what do you think of this bag?
It's calf hair and very soft to touch, color is gorgeous though.....
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Do you have the coach style number for this bag? It is no longer on the website and I want this!
 
#1,211
Newbie here. I've fallen HARD for the Rogue and really appreciate the contrasts between bag color, stitching and trim. The first time I saw her was the Mineral video on YouTube. Since then the grey caught my eye, but I can't pull the trigger for some reason. Most of my wardrobe is grey/black/white and the grey or black would likely be most versatile, but I'm missing the contrasts in those two bags as they are all one color. Then this beautiful butterscotch beauty appears with a 10/2 release date.

Does anyone know of any other color combinations coming?
 
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