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 .
2191002
All I can about it is it is 19 " and the wheels roll like that of a smal suit case... it opens wide and is very deep to carry other things that are needed like an air brush kit along with small motor. or you could use the bottm for a change of clothes. ect...
1866901
The roller is 5 1/2 inches wide, and you probably want 1/4 inch of space on either side to prevent it from getting snagged in the gears, so about 5 inches.
918952
Susan, you are right - but I think the intended side to use the bag is from the left. It work fine for me during my 3 week long trip to Europe.
1885941
I fly Southwest too, and have fit this under the seat in front of me. Mine is usually not stuffed to bursting, though. If you had it completely full, you would probably have to shove the bag pretty hard to get it to fit.
1742409
I think these bags may be too wide and too long for your passenger to reach the foot rests.
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!
967642
keep in mind this bag does not have wheels. the bag itself carries a TON, but think about if you are willing to carry all of your belongings around on your back or on your arm for your trip. i have retired this bag and lent it to people who are more capable of carrying(instead of rolling) heavy bags because i simply don't have the strength to do so myself.
750844
I don't see where you would have a problem. But it depends on the width of the controller. The bag is humongous!
938399
It was not very wide, but it was very long. It would fit into a somewhat long duffle bag, but I don't think it would fit in a standard sized suitcase.
1555632
No, the width is too much, but maybe you could strap it to a roof luggage rack if you can get it up there
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.
1745336
I have a Montague Paratrooper which is a full size folding mountain bike with 36" wheels (36" x 28" x 12). It bulges and it's heavy but it fits. I use the bag more for storage rather than travel.
1774096
I've done both, checked and carry on. It fits in my international roller and there's no problem bringing it.
808281
It's deeper than a briefcase in my opinion - it's more of a laptop bag type of depth so that you have some extra space for the cords and such. There's essentially 3 slots on the inside. I have enough room for my laptop, a couple folio books and my chargers and accessories. Then the front adds a couple more inches. When you keep it on the roller, that adds to it as well. I'd say edge to edge when it's on the wheels, you're looking at about 12-14" front to back.
815193
It's not small enough for me to travel with - but I normally bring a packed roll-on suitcase. The machine is about 5" wide and 3.5" high. It's not heavy but would probably need to be packed in something to keep it from getting smashed in your suitcase.
1756722
Yes. I have a "tour" sized bag and there is no problem with it on this cart.