Pacific Coast Signature Underseat 15.5" Rolling Tote Carry-on

As a flight attendant for a regional airline, I needed an inexpensive bag I didn’t have to carry on my shoulder for day trips or overnight trips. I just completed 3 day trips with this bag and it worked just fine. Had plenty of room, fit under seat and in overhead bins of our regional jets just fine. I needed something inexpensive, this is fine. Even crew luggage is only guaranteed for 2 years.... if I get a year out of this I’ll consider it money well spent as it’s better than carrying a tote, plus I love all the pockets. PS. One of my trips was out of ABQ where they have that stone floor at that airport, I was so happy the wheels were not noisy on that floor... Just an update with a photo it’s 4/2022 I’ve used this bag for the last year exclusively as I only fly 1 day trips, I can’t believe how durable it’s been with no issues at all! It’s taken all the abuse a working crew member can possibly give it. Also I’ve had no issues with it fitting under the seat or in overhead of smaller planes. I confess for the money I expected this bag to last maybe 6 months it was meant to be a temporary bag till I accrued my uniform allowance. Apparently it’s my permanent bag, I couldn’t be happier.

Great and handy carry-on. I used it on my trip overseas. I fit my documents in one compartment, meds in another, extra shoes in the side pocket, snacks, sweater, neck pillow. Fits perfectly under a seat and can be used as a foot rest. Love averything about it.

I like the bag but it could be better. I have a similar Samsonite bag but I needed a black one for work. It holds a lot but my biggest issue is that the zipper stops just short of being able to fully open the flap for packing, so you have to hold it open while you try to pack. Second, the wheels kind of suck. They are hard plastic, not a rubbery/silicone wheel like a rollerblade wheel and we have a crumbly asphalt parking lot at work and it has chewed up the wheels. I bought replacement wheels but I haven't attempted to attach them yet.

Is a tight fit on smaller commuter flights, but fits alot and side ams front pockets are handy. A long strap for the shoulder and a flap to allow it to attach to suitcase handle would be a big improvement as it become awkward if you have other luggage.

Well made and appears to be rugged enough for my use. The inside is very roomy with several zippered compartments. The zippers themselves also appear to be of good quality. This bag is a real value for the price. I do wish it had a strap on the back to fit over the handle of my larger roll aboard bag. The Velcro on the strap that ties the two handles together may wear out at some time, but that's something I can fix. Buyers should keep in mind that this bag pushes the limits of what some airlines allow for a free under seat "personal item." The tags that came on the bag indicate that it qualifies as a personal item on "most airlines." I measure the bag thickness at almost 9" including the wheels. (see photo) The limit on Spirit is 8" and it's only 7" on Allegiant. The Allegiant site specifically mentions that their bag size limit is to include wheels and handles. I will be using this on both airlines and will take my chances. If you do the same, just be aware that some airlines might charge you extra for it.