Briggs & Riley Baseline Uprights

So happy with the carry on, very smart, well buily and lots of space. The suit compartment is ideal, no more squashed shirts!

Beautifully designed and engineered luggage with many thoughtful and useful features AND it comes backed by a lifetime warranty from a company that really stands behind its products

Le prix est imbattable. Impossible de la trouver à de prix même aux états-unis. Très satisfait de mon achat. Garantie à vie.

The dimensions of this carry on are not as stated. It is too big and that when it's not packed. The seller Two Red Tuques will accept the return but will not refund the return shipping costs. Apparently, neither will amazon. An expensive lesson.

I got this to replace a carry on bag that I use for US domestic travel. The old bag was a little too thick to fit in the test cage they use at the gate and I was always having to gate check it (it even got delayed one time from a gate check in Spain-thanks United). So this bag fits the maximum dimensions for European carryon bags, but be careful! You can quickly go overweight! The max carryon weight is 8kg (17.6 lbs). For my 2 week trip to Europe, the lightest I got was 12kg so I ended up checking the bag anyway. If you plan to carryon, maybe get a smaller bag so you are forced to leave stuff behind. If you know you are going to check your bag, get a larger one so you can take everything. Thus one gives you the option to lack light and have room to pick up souvenirs, but I didn't have the packing discipline and defeated the purpose of getting it. On the plus side, it rolls well and it seems to be well built. The zippers work smoothly and the expansion option really gives you a lot more room if you're checking it. On the down side, and the reason I took off 1 star is on the first flight with it, the button for the extension handle must have been bumped by the luggage handlers. It's now permanently deformed and at first was even stuck and couldn't release the handle. I eventually got the button working but it's still messed up (see pic) and doesn't give me a lot of confidence in it's long term durability. Luckily the bag claims to have a lifetime warranty so I'll be testing that out when I get back. Just bad luck I hope, but really, what are the odds that it would get messed up on the 1st leg of the first trip with it. Rough baggage handlers at SFO or IST (Istanbul)? One last item... I wish it had a secure pocket for an airtag. I have started using these for all our bags when we travel. I can't tell you how many times the airlines have sent my bags to the wrong destinations, sometimes comically bad! One time I went to Spain/Madrid. My bag went to Buenos Aires. Another time I went to Zurich Switzerland, my bag went to Hawaii. There should be a law that you get a round trip to where ever the airlines send your bag! Anyway, a small airtag pocket would be really appreciated so you could keep the airtag secure and be able to see where in the world your bag went.

This bag is super well designed. I was initially put off the brand because of the high cost, but after using one of their bags just once, I was convinced of their utility. I have used this one on several trips, both as a carry-on and as a checked bag. It has survived being checked very well, and shows very little signs of wear after a year of use.