Cabin MaxTravel Backpack, Ryanair Cabin Bags 55 x 40 x 20,Travel Bag Men, Cabin Backpack, Backpack for Travelling Carry On, 55x40x20cm Cabin Luggage

Great bag light weight and can hold lots of clothes

Bought 2 of these for 7 individual flights over the past week. One no problem but mine (blue one) the strap is detaching from the bag (seller is arranging a replacement).Positives:- excellent value for their use- travelled for 2 weeks to and around Australia on international and internal flights (7kg limit) and they were excellent- lots of useful pockets to help holding paperwork (itineraries / passports etc) and a couple of zipped pockets for things like earbuds / cables etc- material (not a hard shell) with side restraints helped to ensure that bag could be shaped to fit into the airline’s luggage guide- feels like they hold loads … as I say, did 2 weeks in / around Australia from the UK and (albeit you will have to consider / limit what you pack) they were more than suitable for use- feels sturdy - especially the top carry handle- 3 separate compartments - very front one useful for iPad etc; middle one for paperwork / easier-to-reach items (books / medicines / earbuds / itineraries etc); main good as main clothes etc storage- airlines happy to board me with this bag as carry-on- allowed me to avoid Heathrow check-in queues as these are carry-on size and also avoid need to wait for hold luggage to be offloaded at the end of the flightNegatives- few but (as I said) one of my straps looks like the stitching has gone (see picture) however other one is fine (plus carry handle sturdy) so was still able to use. Seller arranging replacement. Travelling companion had no such issues with theirs.In short, won’t do you for extensive travels but more than adequate for short-ish (2 week) trips even to long haul destination if you make appropriate 7kg packing choices!! Good number of pockets / compartments and very reasonable price. Will use again.

I've yet to actually use this item.However, I like the fact that is lightweight but strong and it appears to meet all the dimensional requirements of airlines, even Ryanair. It probably has enough space for clothes etc. for a short stay abroad in warm weather. It has some useful pockets and the handle and wheels look adequate for towing it through airport walkways etc..My main dislike is that when used as a backpack, there's no space to put the flap that otherwise covers the straps. I think the idea is that it can somehow be folded down between the wheels and a couple of small pieces of Velcro will hold it in that position. I intend to experiment with adding some Velcro patches to make this cover flap go between the straps and add to the padding on the back.

I have not yet used this so my review is a little restricted. However, I wanted a large capacity, lightweight carry on bag to pack in my suitcase on the outward journey and bring back full on the return. As such I didn't want something with loads of pockets and compartments as I will have a smaller "personal item" to take on board as well, with all my travel documents, etc. It was actually quite difficult to find such a bag as so many have a bewildering array of pockets, compartments, zips and straps, most of which I would never use. This bag looks and feels great. It is lightweight when empty and has good padding on the back so hopefully will be comfortable on my back. It has two front pockets which I will find useful and perfect for smaller bits and pieces I want to get to quickly. It seems to be well made, but only time will tell. I am looking forward to using it soon. Very pleased with quick delivery and I particularly like the cloth bag it comes packed in.

Plenty of space

Really pleased with this wheeled cabin bag. It is not made for under the seat, but as a carry on trolley bag. It is comfortable in back pack mode and easy in wheel mode, easy to swap from wheels to backpack.

Looks great. Good quality and heaps of space.

The bag has been used for two trips so far and performed flawlessly. Plenty of space for 10 days for me. My only doubt is the sturdyness of the extendable handle. Though it has worked fine for me so far, I feel a double shafted handle would be sturdier and able to stack small bags on top.