Cabin Max Berlin - Lightweight Max allowance expandable carry on trolley suitcase. 55 x 40 x 20 cm expandable to 55 x 40 x 25 cm 1.8kg 55 litres

Ok, I haven't actually used the case yet. It seems pretty robust. This was recommended to me by a friend due to it's 55L capacity yet cabin sized. It holds a lot. Cleverly designed to get the most of packing. Zipped edge to increase/decrease size from 20cm to 25cm. I'd say this is well worth buying.

The item does what it says and meets the standards for the airline's cabin luggage sizes, which was the reason i bought it..having got fed up of trying various items and not really getting it right. It is great to pack and really is surprisingly spacious inside. The handle felt a little flimsy to me and I kept worrying it would break...I would recommend it.

I was looking for a decent , light weight case for short hols. it is very acceptable regarding weight, size , no wasted space in interior and hopefully strength (being heaved about carousels , boots of cars and at airports) It also expands , which is useful, but not convinced it will be accepted as cabin luggage by carriers UNLESS nowhere near full, ie you can squash it very firmly into the airlines metal "measure".The other minor issue that may be problematic is the 4 straps 2 each side , maybe those are there to minimise size to squash into airlines metal cage. Things like straps tend to get caught up on other things , and eventually get ripped off, damaging case. However for the price and size very good.

It is hard to believe that you can fit such a huge bag into the dreaded metal frames to be allowed to carry it on board, but having flown with Wizzair and Ryanair, I can confirm that this is an ideal bag if you wish to use the maximum allowance. You can fill it with so much stuff!, it is easy to manoeuvre, simply ideal! It lasted two trips without any marks - and top marks for its design/construction!

I bought this after careful research as the largest, lightest cabin bag on the market. So I was not pleased to have to pay for the bag to go in the hold, and also for the excess weight this created above our hold allowance - £30 in total. And we will have to pay again to get our stuff home again. It was not over packed. It fitted perfectly in the checking device, except for the handle, which was rejected by the sensor.This was purchased in March, so there I can not find an option to "CONTACT SELLER". My apologies to the seller, if I am wrong. I would have wished to contact you before posting this notice.Basically this product is not what it is described. It is not a standard "carry on travel bag."

I liked the case. It was big enough & light enough, unfortunately the zips weren’t good enough & broke even before I got to the airport. And no I had not overfilled the case.There was no quibble returning it & getting a refund though.Shame it was just what I wanted.

Very nice roomy bag. Fits Easy Jet new large size limit but they don't guarantee it will go in the cabin with you. It is not rigid so does squash down and the disadvantage of this is that it tends to topple over making you a bit unpopular in the queue!However, it is very good value for money and is about the biggest bag you could take on a flight.I was happy with the quality and it was easy to pull along or carry.

Not used the bag yet but on a trial packing and measuring it was slightly over the Ryanair measurments even though it was not fully packed, the front pocket was not used and the side straps at full tightness. The problem is at the wheel end and although it is only slightly over and it may just about push into the measuring cage, I personally will not risk using it with Ryanair. It is however a good bag and so I will use it on other occasions when size is not critical. It seems to be very well made and can hold a lot of luggage when fully loaded.