- Aegis Luggage - Carry On Duffel Bag with Wheels - 22 Inch Carry On Bag - Airline Approved (Black)

I travel a lot. This bag is ideal. It’s well constructed, holds more than it looks like it can, and stands out in a crowd of black square 4-wheel bags. The wheels roll well and are super durable. I tested it out the brick sidewalks of San Francisco and had no issues. I only wish it was expandable. But I pack too much so it’s forced me to be smarter about what I need to bring! Great bag. In full disclosure, I bought this on a sweet deal on Amazon. I would not have paid the full price, but at the discount, this bag was well worth it.

This is about as high-quality a case as air-line luggage comes. The GOOD: The construction is extremely high-quality, with strong zippers, extra double straps offering support across the centre of the bag, solid metal rods that are built tightly into the back, and a soft but rigidly firm fabric that reminds me of kevlar. I imagine this bag could take a beating and survive even the wrath of the TSA. And on that note, this bag is actually 22 Inches INCLUDING the wheels, because the designers recessed the wheels just behind the body. This thumbs its nose at picky airline restrictions, and at the same time protects the wheels. The BAD: Well, there isn't much to complain about here, but if there were one problem it would have to be the semi-soft sides. While the top is one solid piece, and the back is a rigid shell, the sides have a slight give to them. Don't get me wrong, they're still stronger than any other brand of luggage, with their little ABS shells that shatter when you look at them the wrong way. But I use mostly Pelican luggage, and I can attest that this little bag isn't quite as strong or crush resistant as a full-sized Pelican Air might be.

Well built. I have had 5 or 6 two-wheel roll on pieces since 2012. I travel 160 nights a year. I am keeping it in reserve in case my main piece suffers a failure of zipper or wheel. Good value for money; a compromise between a duffel type Cotopaxi, Osprey, Eagle Creek vs a rigid hard-sided “Rimowa” or “Monos” type. This Pelikan comes in several dimensions: this one fits a normal airline overhead compartment.

Haven’t had this long, but I am very rough on my gear. Tend to buy overbuilt gear since I always find a way to break if. Have been on 10 trips with this bag since I got it. All over NYC, CO, and airports all over. I got the white one, and it’s for sure dirty and scuffed, but that doesn’t really matter to me. I use the Peak Design packing cubes, and can fit a medium, a small, and a pair of running shoes in the main compartment. Also a hoodie if it’s not too big. The top pouch in the flap holds cables and my toiletries bag. Could easily stuff this more, but nice to know everything fits and gives me room if I come home with more than I left with. Buy it! Worth the coin.

Super strong bag. I personally would be better served by one with an easier to use zipper and no supplemental buckles. Love the wheels and handle though. Easy for 6'3" guy to roll on rough surfaces and gravel.

My kind of small carry on travel bag -sturdy and light. I like it a lot.

This is a good looking bag, small but is actually roomy . However, I wish it had 4 wheels instead of 2. This makes it move in only one direction, pulling it behind alongside in bent position

I have taken this thing to 3 countries and 15 states in just 7 months. amazing bag, and well worth the money spent. It Doesn't fall apart. Great wheels and bearings make it super quiet, rolls like a dream. If you are a smart traveler, you could get a week out of this. Definitely has the capacity, I am a bigger guy so I have bigger clothes and have done a week with it. It Could not get simpler and more affective.

ジッパーの曲線部分がスムーズではなく開け閉めがし辛いです。容量も表記ほどではない様に感じます。高い勉強代となりました。

A quality product from a knowledgeable and trustworthy company. A highly recommend luggage aircraft compartment bag. FYI: accessories sold separately.