Carry On Luggage

Travelpro 18 executive first

admin — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 22:55:50 +0000

I recently received my new Travelpro 18″ executive first rollaboard which I purchased online. What a great piece of carry on luggage. Some of the features I like a lot about it are listed below.

Let’s start with the side pockets. There are on both the front and back of the case. Some smaller cases in other brands only have a pocket on one side of the luggage. Also, both side pockets open wide, which is a nice feature so one can look inside the pocket.

I like the small size, which is perfect for short trips and smaller aircraft. Having one piece of luggage that rolls is a big plus since a second bag can then be placed on top of the rolling one. For a 1 to 3 day trip, this bag is great. And being in an 18 inch size, it is easier to fit in aircraft overhead bins.

I trust Travelpro, and almost all my luggage is from them. They produce quality bags meant to last, and which is very popular with travel professionals.

Another nice feature of the executive first 18 Travelpro carryon is the nice blue liner. It gives the case a look of quality.

If you’re looking for a small rolling carry on for those short trips, the Travelpro 18 rollaboard (executive first) is an excellent choice. The executive first line from Travelpro has a lot of features the make it the choice for business travel and for frequent flyers in general.

Kids carry on luggage

admin — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 20:27:40 +0000

Kids carry on luggage comes in a variety of styles and with a number of popular children’s character designs. With their own suitcase a child can participate in the trip preparation by packing some of their toys and perhaps snacks for the flight.

Here are some examples of a kids carry on bag in the traditional suitcase rectangular shape:

Childrens carry on luggage is also available in a rolling backpack style, as shown below. One of the nice things about the rolling backpack types of luggage is that in addition to being rollable, it can also be worn on the back with the shoulder straps.

Kids carry on luggage is a nice way to let a kid feel they are just like the grown ups with their very own luggage. When selecting a carry on, it may be a good idea to choose luggage with a character that is one of the child’s favorites. And also to check the dimensions of the item, and check that that size luggage is appropriate to the child’s size and ability to carry and/or roll the item.

Hope this page helped you find the kids’ carryon suitcase you’re looking for.

Rolling carry on garment bag

admin — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 03:18:44 +0000

With the limit for a carry on being 45 linear inches on most airlines, most standard size garmet bags are too big for the overhead compartment and may not make it by the flight attendant as well. Here are some rolling garment bags which are carry on size for most airlines.

When looking for a garment bag it is important that it be well made, with durable wheels. I like a garment bag to have:

Numerous storage compartments,
Be able to fit multiple suits,
Be made of rugged and resiliant material,
Be lightweight,
Have very little rolling resistance.

Please note that many standard garment bags you might find online may be too big for check in. It’s important to check the dimensions of the bag before ordering and be sure they say for carry on. Best of luck in your search for a rolling carry on garment bag. Related searches include carryon garment bag, carry on garment bags, garment carry on bag, and carry on luggage garment bag.

Pink carry on luggage

admin — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 00:14:36 +0000

Pink carry on luggage stands out and can get peoples attention. Fun to carry around, a pink carry on bag can add a bit of enjoyment to one’s long trip and brighten up sometimes dreary airports. Here are some examples of pink luggage either in typical carry on sizes, or in a set which includes a piece in carry on sizing.

There are a lot of different styles of pink carry on luggage. The hardside rollaboard or spinner, a rolling duffel, a computer briefcase, etc… Whatever type of style you are looking for, we at carryonluggage.info hope this page aided you in your search for pink carry on luggage.

Travelpro luggage

admin — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 23:42:40 +0000

Of all the various makes of carry on luggage I have, the one I’ve taken most frequently on my numerous trips over the last two decades is Travelpro luggage. Next time you’re traveling and in an airport or on a plane, take a look at the flight attendants are using. The most frequent brand will be Travelpro. Ask them why they use it and they might answer “because it packs well” as one attendant told me. Durable and well designed, this is a quality brand that frequent flyers use.

There are a lot of different styles of Travelpro luggage that are appropriate for carry-on use. Lets go through some of the common categories.

Travelpro luggage 22″

A 22 inch rollaboard is a staple type of carryon for frequent travelers. I use a travelpro 22″ case as well, that’s expandable. One the outbound keep the expansion zipper closed, and on the return when have added in any gifts and souvenirs, open up the expansion zipper to add space. A 22″ case is the typical upper limit for the carry on size that’s allowed on most airlines (45 linear inches).

Travelpro rolling briefcase

Taking a business trip, and have to lug lots of folders and a laptop (or two) around the world? A rolling briefcase is another staple type of carryon luggage and a necessity for many business travelers. Here are some examples of rolling briefcases by Travelpro.

Travelpro rolling duffel

Rolling duffel bags are easy to pack, and when they have wheels they are easy to move around the airport as well. Here’s an example of a Travelpro rolling duffel. The 22″ size duffel is at the 45 linear inch mark, so appropriate for carry on in most cases.

Hope you enjoyed this review of some of the types of Travelpro luggage for carryon use. Stop by again and happy travels.

Leather carry on luggage

admin — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 01:25:19 +0000

Leather carry on luggage conveys a professional and stylish image, and as a material leather is typically durable as well. Being a natural material, luggage made of genuine leather is unique and distinctive. Below are some examples of leather carry on bags.

When selecting leather carry on luggage, one of the first things to consider is the size, since not all luggage fits in the overhead bins on airplanes. The design of the luggage and it’s intended purpose is also a consideration. Does it need to be wheeled? Is light weight critical? Is the item available in the preferred shade and/or color. Brown leather tends to be most typical in leather carryons, but black is also popular and more exotic colors can also be found.

Best of luck in your search and thank you for visiting our website. This page may also interest people looking for pages about leather luggage sets, leather luggage bags, Italian leather luggage, and wheeled leather luggage.

Light weight suitcase

admin — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 04:41:11 +0000

Having a light weight suitcase can make a trip more enjoyable, especially if it’s being used as carry on luggage. Walking around a big airport from terminal to terminal carrying heavy luggage isn’t fun. So when selecting carry on luggage with wheels, suitcase weight is an important factor to consider. And a lightweight case can easily be a few pounds lighter than a more run of the mill carry on case. A light weight case also makes it easier to lift into the overhead bin when onboard the aircraft.

If the luggage is going to be checked in however, then getting a very light case might also mean that durability and quality of construction has been sacrificed / the durability may not be as high as a heavier, more substantial case. Given the sometimes rougher handling bags can go through when checked in, durability is important. So for luggage which will be frequently checked in, I typically go for heavier, strong suitcases. I’ve found that excellent, durable luggage meant for checkin can be found when travelling in Asia.

Good luck in your search for the right light weight suitcase for you.

Purple suitcase

admin — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:02:24 +0000

Stand out from the crowd with a purple suitcase. A fairly rare color choice in carry on luggage, using this color of luggage may make it easier to identify your luggage on the baggage carousel, though I always recommend tying a colored piece of yarn on the suitcase handle and/or putting some unique stickers on your luggage to reduce the chance of a mix-up. Here are several examples of purple suitcases which can be found online.

One of the nice things about choosing a darker color like purple for luggage, whether carry on or for checking in, is that any wear and tear that might occur with use like scuff marks hopefully won’t be too visible. Beyond color, some other things to consider when selecting a purple suitcase is the size, type of wheels such as 2 directional wheels or the omni-directional spinner type, construction including hardshell, Polyester, leather, etc… Hope the page was of some assistance for finding the purple suitcase you’re looking for.

Litigation rolling briefcase

admin — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 04:23:33 +0000

A litigation rolling briefcase is an excellent item to have when you need to carry your office along with you. Telescoping handles coupled with smooth rolling wheels make them easy to maneuver and a lot better than carrying a heavy bag around on a shoulder strap. Combination locks give some security as well.

In addition to carrying pens, business cards, and folders / paperwork, some people also use these for carrying around their laptop(s) as well, and many have a removable computer sleeve.

Hope this page helped in your search for a great litigation rolling briefcase.

Here are some examples of the various litigation rolling briefcases available online. Click on the image to go to the details page for that item.

Carry on luggage with wheels

admin — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 04:15:03 +0000

There are several types of carry on luggage with wheels. Rolling duffels and roll-aboards / suiters being the most common. If taking two carry ons (say a suiter and a laptop case), having the larger one have wheels works out well, since the small bag can then ride on top of the bag with wheels. This makes walking from gate to gate / terminal to terminal a lot easier and faster.

Another popular type of carry on is the litigation rolling briefcase. Useful for flights, these are also often used for just going to and from the local office as well.

Please note that carry on bags with wheels are sometimes somewhat heavier than similar sized luggage without wheels. Good luck in your search for the best carry on luggage with wheels.