Do anyone know if this 32" roller bag will go down the aisle on European trains, or is it too wide?
232520
I have traveled with mine all over Europe. It may depend upon the type of train. Those with sleeping cars it is very easy to roll it where ever you need to go. On the trains that are just seating, it can depend upon what type of car you are in, First Class, Second Class etc. I have usually used the baggage storage area at the doors on each end of the car. It fit in those areas just fine. I always keep an eye on it when we make a stop but I have never had a problem traveling with it.
232521
I just did four countries in Eastern Europe and it worked great. I have gone through a lot of counties with this suitcase. One thing I did change was to switch to a backpack as my carry one. That way I only pull one suitcase. It moves very easy and stand up empty or full. I use packing cubes to organize and am usually at about 36 pounds I wash stuff out in hotels, so don't have to carry much. As I travel it does get heavier ( love to shop �). I have tried many suitcases and this is the best I have ever used. Never feel overloaded .
137658
I believe it's too big to be approved as a carry-on. Width wouldn't be the problem but the height.
1683737
I think its too big for a carry on bag. I suggest you get a heavy insulated lunch bag. Maybe one that has built in gel packs
2021062
it can roll or be carried by handle - too big for a shoulder strap in my opinion
2257596
My 6 year old granddaughter likes to use her Minnie roller luggage for travel and sleepovers. She loads it up with clothes, books and stuffed animals. At heaviest she has toted about 10 to 15 lbs. any more than that would be extremely difficult for a child to tote about especially during travel. It's a small bag tailored just for children but given that children's clothing is smaller too this bag will carry a good weeks worth of outfits, shoes, undergarments and swimsuits. hope this information is helpful to you!
122859
It should be fine as a carry on but might may be a bit bigger than some of the overhead bins. Id have to double check the exact length
162245
Too big for a suitcase, and large enough to be checked as extra luggage, in my opinion
866286
I am fairly certain (but I do not have the bag) that it is showing a feature which will allow you to affix it to a airport roller. I am interested in a backpack that can do this and one of the reasons I am interested in this bag. I just received the Clik Elite Express Pro as it has this feature via another design but the internal compartment in the end is just too small.Something like this - Magna Cart Ideal 150 lb Capacity Steel Folding Hand TruckSlide it through and now you have a way to roll it around.
1488086
This size is too thick for airline carry on regulations. I have flown locally and internationally and have not been refused. There have been times when I had to insist it was okay. BS. and got away with it. Lately, airlines have been stricter on carry on sizes so I've had to downsize to avoid hassles. Again. I haven't been refused, yet. But, it's a risk as technically the dimensions are too large.
1432612
Its not technically a trolley sleeve but you can say it like that. But I think the bag is way bigger than the trolley so its too large to be fitted and rolled along with the trolley. Its meant to be a back pack in the 1st place.
964040
With smart placement, it should be no problem. I got 3 rolling suitcases and 4 large totes in mine, and had room for souvenirs.
613471
Hello, I'm not certain which way the wheels roll, as I returned it the day I received it due to the awful stench, and that it looked nothing like the displayed photo. However, I did purchase a black Samsonite Women's Mobile Office 15.6" for only a few dollars more and I am very satisfied. I'm sorry I couldn't help you with the Kensington product.
1041344
It will but it's still ok to ride as passenger. The more you stuff in the bag the harder it gets to have a comfy position for the left foot that needs to reach over and around the bag.
1161786
I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
561778
It would be tough to write this off as a women's bag... I've brought this on with a computer bag and walked right on while everyone else with me at the back of the line had to check in their roller bags. With this on my back flight attendants don't even look twice. But it would be tough to pass as a handbag. if you are in a situation in which you will have this and a roller style carry on, I would assume your second carry on will get checked.
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Yes, the unit fits down an airplane aisle - it's no wider the a typical roller bag carry-on. The only issue would be how wide the car seat is and how much it hangs over the sides. We have the Chicco NextFit which is pretty bulky and we still wheeled it right to our seats.
1114632
Yes. Think it's actually better to do that. Otherwise the airline sees a big bag and makes you check it in as oversize luggage. This may have just been our experience with a particular airline but we were not happy to pay 100 euros!