
Express luggage —
Olaf bags feature a kick-down scooter board that people can ride. Helmets are optional.

Business to casual —
There are three Olaf models -- a business model that's airline approved for use as cabin luggage, an urban model wearable as a backpack and one that can carry another bag.

Easy handling —
Olafs feature a retractable handle, so they can be used as wheel-y bags.

Trolley time —
They can also be used as hand trolleys to carry bulky items. Or flowers.

Wheel tidy —
The urban backpack version features a wheel cover to protect clothing from dirt.

Engineered experience —
The Olaf scooter bags were created by "hardcore engineer" Bostjan Zagar after he was disappointed by the performance of a similar product.

Bold baggage —
Zagar admits the bags are "not for the shy ones," with some people in Europe wary of using them because they might stand out from the crowd.


