Has anyone used this for carry on? Does it meet size requirements? It's hard to be sure based on dimensions.
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
263402
I use this as my carry on all the time, and it's fine. If you stuff it too full it may have to go in the overhead bin, but I've had it full of books, a laptop, a coat, and a purse (along with other odds and ends) and fit it under the seat in front of me just fine.
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
1523604
It will fit. The bag holds more than my carry on if you really pack it full. I put it under my seat on plane flights and it is normally pretty stuffed. I think the bag won't disapoint you.
1478100
if it is overstuffed, it may be too long. I have had friends use theirs as carry on, but I did not attempt to. It is a smaller (higher than a chair back) pack and very lightweight though.
311404
I do not have it out where I can measure it today, but think of it as a similar size to a folding camp chair that fits in a sleeve. It fit in our largest suitcase very easily, but not a carry-on or medium suitcase. The sleeve is not sturdy enough to check as a luggage item on its own.
1488088
I haven't actually flown with my bag, but I see no reason why it would not work fine as a carry-on. It would be best to ask someone who knows all the ins and outs of air carrier rules. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
542309
It is designed to be a check in. You wouldn't need this kind of case for a carry on you would just use your regular case. Sometimes the airlines let them on and sometimes that don't!
338886
My guests have used it for carry-on size luggage only. However, I just put all of my weight on it (150 lbs) and it seemed fine. Hope that helps.
1052197
not sure about measurements but will definitely work as a carry-on bag. the bag actually folds (in a rolling manner) so will actually be as big as whatever you are carrying in it. but even if really full, it is basically a backpack and will definitely work as a carry-on. hope this helps!
97887
Its a great comfy bag if you have a lot of gear, but it will get heavy if you load it up all the way. It doesn't look that big on you if you yourself are somewhat big. I believe it will fit into the carry on, its smaller then the small carry on suitcase.
174998
Probably not carry-on size, but might fit in a standard size if you took apart and ran it diagonal inside the suitecase. It is quite easy to disassemble.
1908502
I have taken it on planes a few times, and was never questioned about its size. If you absolutely pack it to the brim, I can see how it may not fit in the overhead bins in smaller planes (just guessing - I never encountered the problem as I don't stuff these). HTH
788674
it's about the size of a medium backpack. i used it as my second carry-on. with the top folded over properly, and almost full, it was about a foot in diameter and maybe 18" long (cylindrical tube shape). so, yes. it qualifies.
106723
It is fine on regular flights (in USA & Canada). I believe it is advertised as their largest that fits standard size restrictions. I took it as carry-on on one trip, fit nicely in overhead bin.
1016278
Should be fine as carry on. None of the measurements are over 45 inches.http://www.travel-wise.com/tw-flight-guide/packing-faq/luggage-restrictions/size-and-weight.aspx
1368295
It's 32" long, 10.5" tall and about 7" deep (hard to tell with the curved top). I'm pretty sure it wouldn't fit into the wire frame they have to show you what the maximum dimensions of carry-on luggage are. It would fit in the overhead compartment just fine, but it'd be up to the individual airline to allow it or not.
221909
From my experiences the bag may be a little big to meet the airlines requirements for carry-on luggage. Each airlines post thier size restrictions online; may be helpful.