Luggageworks 22" or 26"

[dane]

I didnt quite know where to stick this so feel free to move it.

I am looking at the Luggageworks(Stopoverstore) bags and like both the 22" and the 26".

Can anyone tell me if I am allowed to bring it on the plane (carryon), or will I have to check it? Does it even fit in the standard overhead bin, ie MD, 737 or A320??

Also, are they expandable?

Thanks,

dane

 

[Carl_Spackler]

If you are a commuter, get the smaller one. The larger one will only fit sideways and that doesn't work very well when you are the last one on the airplane.

 

[fletch717]

Actually I have the 27, it fits on the left side of the 737-700 and 800 and the left side of the 717 handle in first.

 

[Ty Webb]

Actually I have the 27, it fits on the left side of the 737-700 and 800 and the left side of the 717 handle in first.

Yup. Same here. ... That's what I found, too. :beer:

 

[b747dogg]

I've had the 27" for 14 years with 2 rehabs. Never had to check it. In the 737 cockpit, the 27" fits fine in the 700 and as bottom bag on the 300. Enjoy the extra room.

 

[Ypres]

Why doesn't someone build a 22" x 16" x 9" bag ? Seems to me to be the ideal size.

 

[FLYLOW22]

Go big or go home.

26" for 10 years now... No worries.


There's always tons of poorly used space in the overheads. Passengers aren't the more efficient creatures.