metal briefcases

[Obsessed]

Do any of you use one? If so, what do you think and where did you get it?

Thanks.

[Hughies_online]

I'm not a big fan of these and do prefer leather because there's less noise when you dump it on a table, bump it against something, etc. However, I'd imagine the metal one's would be more secure and this is the feature I would be looking for most were I to consider buying one.

[gaseousclay]

I don't own a briefcase but with that said, I don't understand the appeal of a metal one. they look like they're for guards who are transporting precious metals/jewels.

[stobes21]

I'm not a big fan of these and do prefer leather because there's less noise when you dump it on a table, bump it against something, etc. However, I'd imagine the metal one's would be more secure and this is the feature I would be looking for most were I to consider buying one.

I believe a lot of high-end leather hard briefcases (which seem to be called "attaché cases") are metal covered with leather. The cheaper ones are made of wood or fiber composites. So a nice one may give you the best of both worlds.

I too think a metal case looks too bank security for my taste. Though I've seen a few in carbon fibre that are interesting.

[lamina]

I too think a metal case looks too bank security for my taste.


Do not forget to include some chains on wrists!!

[Fnord5]

I believe a lot of high-end leather hard briefcases (which seem to be called "attaché cases") are metal covered with leather. The cheaper ones are made of wood or fiber composites. So a nice one may give you the best of both worlds.

I too think a metal case looks too bank security for my taste. Though I've seen a few in carbon fibre that are interesting.
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[WhosYerBob]

Do any of you use one? If so, what do you think and where did you get it?
Those went out of style back in the mid-1990's. Thought about getting one prior to that, but glad I didn't. Had a co-worker that did and they were teased mercilessly.

[Obsessed]

I too think a metal case looks too bank security for my taste.


Do not forget to include some chains on wrists!!


Those went out of style back in the mid-1990's. Thought about getting one prior to that, but glad I didn't. Had a co-worker that did and they were teased mercilessly.

Yeah, I suppose it would be a virtually impossible look to pull off. Next topic, please! :biggrin:

[r_w]

I had one assigned to me to hold some electronics test gear (before Pelican took over that market). It scratched SO EASY and then it looked like cr@p.

[Sueto]

the last metal case to have any real effective use was back in WWF.

[Suzuki]

Yeah, I suppose it would be a virtually impossible look to pull off. Next topic, please! :biggrin:

:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

FWIW I agree that this is not somewhere you want to go unless you're going for the cheesy villain look.

[stobes21]

:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

FWIW I agree that this is not somewhere you want to go unless you're going for the cheesy villain look.

Well now you're making me reconsider...

On an unrelated note: uniforms for henchmen? Thoughts?

[taprater]

Well now you're making me reconsider...

On an unrelated note: uniforms for henchmen? Thoughts?

Do I need to send you the evil overlord list?? :jump:

[rickboone1]

I had one assigned to me to hold some electronics test gear (before Pelican took over that market). It scratched SO EASY and then it looked like cr@p.

Precisely why I will never own another. Scratches. And the fact they went out with parachute pants and break dancing. Leather is just classy.

[r0ckrat]

On an unrelated note: uniforms for henchmen? Thoughts?
Black slacks, socks, shoes, thin ties and sportcoats, white shirts. How else would they dress?

[paydepst]

I have a Zero in silver. I'm rather fond of it. :smile:

[GarageBoy]

My dad hated them. he'd get one everytime at a camera show and would then have to lug the damned thing home on the subway in the 1990s