Today I’m doing a quick, real-life review of the Coach Rogue Cube—because I was literally packing things up and realized, “Leslie… you have a YouTube channel where you share handbags.” Full transparency: this one isn’t mine (it used to be my daughter’s), but I’ve had enough time to play around with it to tell you what’s great, what’s annoying, and whether it’s worth hunting down. I go over the leather, the features that make it feel very “Rogue,” and the details I genuinely love—like the substantial zipper pulls, the feet, the gold foil logo, and that soft, squishy full-grain leather. I also show what fits, and the capacity is honestly kind of shocking. My essentials pouch, wallet, safety kit, sunglasses pouch, hand cream—plus room to spare. That said, I share why it still isn’t a slam dunk for me: I don’t love the catty-corner D-rings (it can pull and fall to one side), it’s a bit chunky crossbody, and once you start filling it, it can get heavy—especially with Rogue-style handles that feel hard in-hand. Aesthetically she’s gorgeous (even if I can’t unsee the “cute lunch box” vibe), but practically, the two-hands-to-get-in-and-out thing is real. If you want a compact silhouette that holds a lot without being a tote, I totally get the hype—just know the quirks before you buy.