Would this work well as airline carry-on? Especially under seat with a change of clothes in it?
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Yes! I use mine for my to and from work commute with a change of clothes. It would fit under an airplane seat and follows all TSA size guidelines for carry on.
9299
I got the large size and put my big 17inch engineering laptop in it. After adding other assorted books, etc I can juuussst fit it under the seat. If you didn't have the big laptop it would conform a little better. Of course, the smaller sizes would fit well under the seat, and I would expect the medium to handle a change of clothes nicely.
9300
There r different sizes to their messenger bags. Mine expands pretty big if I need it it can fit my laptop and a change of clothes easily. It'll b snug under a seat but it would fit. I've brought it on lots of flights.
9301
Absolutely! It's got a bunch of handy pockets. I love mine so much! Best thing I've ever bought!
1814877
I would say yes, on most planes. It is about the same width, a little less in depth, but the length is maybe a little longer than a standard carry on. It can be scrunched a little too. The carry case is convenient also.
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It does fit under the seat and in the overhead bin. I was also concerned about that as well and whether my 19" laptop would fit in it. It does. If you do a lot overnight and back flights you can pack EVERYTHING you need in this bag. It has a huge compartment that you can utilize for clothes, earphones, books, etc. My wife bought me a $400+ one for my birthday at the same time I bought this one for myself. We compared the two side by side and their respective features. Hands down this is the better bag for less than half the price. I think you'll love it.
1116012
NO! Check the airline's overhead measurements for carry on's. I am sure it is too large. Good luck!
778885
Perfectly! I just flew round trip last week and the backpack was perfect under the seat! I have early enjoyed using it.
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I suppose it could depend on the airplane, but mine was full on a trip to Florida and back, and it fit under the seat in front of me without any problem.
198743
Yes. It is small enough to shove under an airplane seat or stow above. It's like a gender-friendly purse with shoulder straps.
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Having done a fair amount of flying, I can tell you it would probably fit but it is too large to be considered a "carry on". If the pack was only half full and you were able to compress the bag then it might work.
1886585
In my opinion, this bag would be an appropriate size for a carry on. I would use it as such. I don't have the exact dimensions but, as it's soft sided, I'm not sure that the measurements would be overly helpful to you. I can only speak to US domestic flights as I have limited experience with international travel.
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Should fit underneath but, the airlines will probably give you a dimension, just in case. as long as it's not bricks in your case it'll compress a little, too...Safe flight.
1866287
Hello, This should be handy enough to carry, however, I would recommend you check with the air carrier to confirm that they would allow it and it's within size limitations for carry-on items.
1828587
Hi Linda, I have used it as a carry-on a couple of times. I didn't have any issues and I loved that I could used the top section for some overnight clothes. Of course, it got to be very heavy after a day of traveling, but that's to be expected.
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I've used this as my carry on. If it's full, it can still fit under the seat in a coach/economy section of a plane. But it puffs out a bit so it takes up some of your leg room/foot space. I am 5'1" so this didn't matter much for me and I used it as a foot rest. So it will fit, just don't stuff it to the gills.
144951
I have used it before as a carry-on. Both domestic and international flights. You can unzip the daypack and have that as your "personal" bag.
596698
Yes. It is small enough to be considered a carry on item for airplane travel.
2165144
I've never traveled on an airline with it. I use it for long distance car travel. Based on the size of it full, I wouldn't think it would meet luggage standards for airlines. If not full, it could fit practically anywhere. I guess it depends more on weight. If you packed it based on weight, it would meet the standards, and it wouldn't be nearly full....
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While I personally haven't used it as carry on, it should work fine. Check out these customer reviews:1510 Carry On Case (without foam)Good luck,Farmerkid