Cabin Max Anode 55x40x20 Cabin Suitcase, Built in Lock, Lightweight Carry On, 8 Wheels, Wet Pocket, Suitable for Ryanair, Easyjet, Paid Hand Luggage Carry-Ons (55 x 40 x 20 cm 40l)

If I’m being honest, I’m not the most prepared when it comes to flying. I usually just bundle stuff in a rucksack and hope it fits in the measurements trays. I’ve been caught out a few times where I’ve had to take things out and put them on (mainly clothing).One thing I’ve always worried about is how safe valuable things are in my rucksack and this definitely alleviates that problem.It’s designed very well. I was worried about the wheels protruding but they barely do. Grabbed the measuring tape and the dimensions are perfect for Wizz air. The case is robust and sturdy and I have no doubt everything I put it in it will be safe.Its handle extends to the perfect length (adjustable at 3 positions I believe) so it’s nice and comfy to drag along.The size is great too. It’s surprisingly spacious inside and you can fit a lot in. Definitely more convenient than a bag that expands. You can absolutely load this full and get it zipped up and it doesn’t increase in size!I would definitely recommend for those looking to bolster their security when travelling. I’ve already packed my suitcase for my holiday coming up and I have no fears it’ll be adequate at all. Great value for money and looks nice too!

Fabulous little case, built-in compartments make it easy to organise clothes, toiletries etc. Admired by many when I was wheeling it about at the airport. I bought it for an Aer Lingus flight as cabin baggage for a weekend away, which complies with their 7kg rules for some flights. Lightweight case too, and handle extends a long way, so fine for tall people like me to pull behind them. Easy to manoeuvre with the two wheels. Sturdy build, zips strong. Recommend.

Not used yet but the size is great and looks the part. It’s roomy inside, well made, fits perfectly over the handles of my larger case. Ideal for a ‘carry on’ on the plane or a eeekend away.

Really pleased with this suitcase. It's light, compact but seems to fit a lot. Brought it for weekend trips when I can't take a car (so train travel). Easily fitted in the overhead rack on the train, was light when full, lugging up and down stairs in underground stations. Wheel were sturdy.Was able to fit 4 days of clothes, plus toiletries, and a hard back book in the case. Was also able to add some extra items I picked up on my trip.Could do with it having an extra handle on the side for lifting in and out of overhead racks....but not a deal breaker because very light. The handle when fully extended felt a bit wobbly but held up fine...but have marked down on these two things, as not sure how long the handle will last if used regularly. I'd buy another though! And the colour is good.

Fantastic cabin case. Both sides have a zip compartment. The outer shell feels robust. Perfect dimension for flying with Ryanair.

Managed several trips, even the States and Canada, perfect for carry on.Ryan Air flight from Dublin to Liverpool, obviously the bright yellow shell caught the eye of the Ryanair staff, as its bold and looks bigger than it is... so it was size challenged, and it slotted in perfect, good to board!Cracking lightweight case for the price

Great size for a weekend break. Attractive and sturdy, easy to pull along. This is my second Cabin Max - I bought my husband one last year and it has been so useful that I bought this one for me.

TLDR: it's fantastic, but not indestructible.Bought this just under 2 years ago for a 1-week trip: super-spacious, easy to manoeuvre, survived airport baggage handling.Locks work great, handle is nice and strong even when abused (see below), and it strikes the right balance of being recognisable but not garish.Used it for various small-medium length trips since then, with absolutely no complaints.Then came the brutal test: 2½ weeks, 3 flights, 7 hotels, 12km+ of wheeling, with another heavy bag strapped to the handles for most of it.Somehow, I managed to fit all of my clothes in this (except for a few bits in a backpack), and even when densely packed (12kg+) it still moved well. It's obviously tough to close the zips when it's that full, but once closed and locked the zips didn't feel like they want to burst open.Adding a 2nd 9kg holdall bag on top did make it harder to move around, but it was still performing wonderfully.However, no mortal case is made for such torture: throughout the trip it picked up a few stress marks at points on the case's shell, and on the return flight, the shell broke above one of the wheels.Despite this, I was still able to wheel it home (on 2 wheels rather than 4), but this is now an ex-suitcase. I will miss it.