NakustabPouch Add Pockets to Your Hardcase Carry on Luggage, Storage Passport, Bottles, Including Up to 16” Laptop

Extra storage and space for international trips this is a must. This goes through security still on the suitcase. Fits in the overhead bend on all airplanes still on the suitcase. I was able to keep all my extras in this for the airport and not worries about where things were. The zippered pocket is the complete and full size of the case. That's not a pouch that is storage for magazines, books, folded change of clothes, passport, papers, it is huge. This is a must have!!! and did I mention it is EASY ACCESS!!!

When I started using hardshell luggage, I quickly realized the inconvenience of a lack of outside pockets. This add-on is a good idea, but the execution is a little janky (which is probably unavoidable). There's a wide and deep main pocket that's good for paperwork or perhaps a tablet or laptop, but since it can't expand much in the z axis, you can't put too much in there without causing the whole thing to bulge. There's a smaller pocket with a clear plastic window, and another medium-sized pocket with more room in the z-axis (but this one would be too small for a full-sized iPad or similar device -- it's more for a 7-8" tablet). There's also a mesh pocket that can hold a 24 oz Thermoflask water bottle, but bigger bottles might not fit.The pouch fastens to the top luggage handle, and there's a strap that goes around the suitcase which is easy to adjust and tighten. The main problem with how the pouch needs to be attached is that it prevents the suitcase from being opened -- you need to unfasten the strap that goes around before you open the suitcase. This is relatively easy, since the strap has a quick release. but I can imagine things spilling out of the pouch when moving it out of the way if you're not careful.It goes without saying that this should only be used for carry-ons. Don't leave the pouch attached on a checked-in piece of luggage, since I wouldn't be surprised if it got damaged and/or lost during handling (especially if security needs to do a routine inspection of what's inside the suitcase).Overall, a useful add-on for any traveler.

It is simple but does help to put the travel papers and bottle in a quick and easy place to grab and use.

I liked it as a laptop attachment for easy access and easy removal from luggage if tagged at airline gates before boarding a flight.It would be nice to have another small packet on next to the packet for comp accessories to help carry my meds separate from the tagged luggage. An extra small side belt to use as like a bacpack or crossbody bag when exiting the plane to bag claim areas which are almost a mile away from arrival gates.

This is an innovative idea. But I had a few issues. The pockets are okay. But only really hold a water bottle. Book wipes and a granola bar. It will get smushed in the overhead cabinet of the plane. It’s handy I may need to use it a few more time to get used to it.

I used it on the outside of my roller carryon. Perfect for tablet, phone, jewelry, snacks, glasses, and water bottle. Did not have to remove for TSA scan. I did remove before storing luggage in overhead bin. Preferred to keep under seat because of stored contents. This is a must have!

Like my hardshell bag but always missed have pockets on the outside for charging cables, my iPad and books. Also like being able to take it off the bag and hang it on the back of the seat in front of me.

this barely fit my carryon...i got it on very snugly by going under one of my handles instead of over! love that it gives me a few extra pockets so i can be more hands free racing through the airport. :) i haven't filled it with stuff and used it yet, it's just sitting empty on the bag but i have a feeling this will be my new favorite travel thing!