Thule Subterra Carry On Roller 22, Black

I have been very happy with this bag for its superior construction, ability to compress clothes, useful pockets, and it fits perfectly in an overhead bin. Downsides for me is that it does not hold a lot even with the compression ability (and the compression feature really wrinkled some of my clothes), and it is a little on the heavy side for its size.

Excellent

Husband is a frequent flyer and checked his bags until this Thule Subterra. Fits everything he needs for four days and three nights. The handy zipper pocket near the handle makes it easy to store his toiletries, phone, and tablet. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, this sleek roller fits easily in overhead bins.

My Lady and I used the roller and backpack for a 5day getaway to the Yucatán, worked great....no checked bags is the only way to go!

Two good reasons to recommend this: it is designed to be very durable, and it is designed to meet airline requirements for carry-on luggage.

This is one of the best looking suitcases you could ever imagine and the quality of the construction and materials is exceptional. And if you need a rolling bag to carry flip flops and 2 tshirts with your board shorts its the ideal suitcase for you.

It seems like most of the reviews here are from people who received the suitcase for free in order to get them to review it. Well, I got it the old fashioned way: bought it. I wanted a somewhat smaller suitcase for 2-3 day business trips and my 22 TravelPro Crew 9 was a bit more than I needed. I also wanted something more stylish, which the Thule certainly provides. Overall, I like the Thules style and size. However, I am not a fan of how little you can get into this case. It is about 10% smaller than my travelpro in terms of dimensions, but I can only fit about 1/2 as much into it! There is a large pocket built into the front for storing items, but it takes up a huge amount of space and makes packing much less efficient. There are 2 bars for the handle inside the luggage that also takes up considerable space. Admittedly, the TravelPro Crew has this handle issue too, but is not as severe. I also find the compression board concept useless. It is hard to use and inconvenient. Something they apparently designed but never tested.

This is a handy little roll-on suitcase. Clearly a lot of thought has gone into the design with built in dividers. These dividers are advertised as allowing you to pack more. That rather depends on how and what you pack. If you are an organized person you may actually pack systematically and may benefit from using the dividers. Personally, I can pack more into a suitcase if I have undivided space. Again, if you are one of those organized people, you may find that this lets your clothes arrive at your destination in better shape. The wheel mechanism seems a little bulky and reduces the amount of usable space. Still Thule does make a larger version of this if you find the space inadequate for your needs.

Great suitcase/carry-on

I love it