Carry-On 37L w/ 8L Built-In Expansion -- Premium Roller Luggage

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Looks amazing, but lacks the basic security features that comes standard in most luggages these days. Smaller than expected on the inside and the bars in the main compartment are more intrusive than desired. Good for a short trip but not my favorite piece of luggage and certainly not at that price point for me for a sometime use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced an Eddie Bauer carry-on with this one. The Eddie Bauer case offered numerous zippered pockets for storing things, but this one has better inside storage for clothing. It is very lightweight. Hopefully it will be as durable as the other reviewers claim. The zippers feel a little heavy to open and close.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good size for a carry-on, used twice for business trips up to 6 days, and was able to fit everything I need. Great looking and sturdy bag. I also have the Nomatic backpack and it’s absolutely perfect, so I didn’t think twice before buying the carry-on, assuming it’d also be a well-designed, thoughtful product. It’s not. A few issues: 1. No 360 wheels. I failed to read the description accurately, I would not have purchased this bag had I realized it only had 2 wheels (I made the assumption that a bag at this price range would have the proper wheel). 2. The handle track inside the bag is very deep. I also have an Away carry-on and this bag’s a track that’s twice as deep, which makes packing a bit of a challenge. 3. The name tag slot sounds great in theory, but it’s effectively useless. You’ll need to design your own identification card and hope that, if your bag is lost, someone will find it inside the hidden slot. If Nomatic is going to reimagine the name tag concept, they need to finish the job and provide the identification card.