LOVEVOOK Carry on Backpack, 45L Extra Large Travel Backpack for Men & Women Airline Approved, Expandable Large Suitcase Backpacks With 4 Packing Cubes, Aer Travel Pack 3, Water Resistant Weekender Bag

I bought this for our month long trip in Europe to avoid the trouble of rolling wheels on the cobblestone streets. When possible I put the backpack on top of a regular carry on to roll it. The backpack survived the trip and is still good as new. The good: - Size is the max of the carry on, all the space that you can get. - Compartments are good for all the basics. I use he front ziper for easy access to liquids, the laptop compartment is great size and padded and the main space is large to fit all clothes and travel essentials. - The small packing cube is great for underwater and sock. The bag for shoes is great too. - Padded straps and back. - Good looking. The not so good: - It dosen't keep the shape and the compression straps don't help much. I had to figure out a way to accommodate things in a way the the backpack didn't look too bulky on the sides. - The mid and large size packing cubes are too shallow and big so I couldn't use them.

Bought this for a cruise. It was perfect for an extra carry on bag. I've know used it for work trips too. I love that it can be worn as a backpack. It's very comfortable and holds more than you would think. The packing inserts are qreat quality as well. Good quality and well made.

You can spend a lot more money for backpack luggage of similar size. I wanted to try backpack luggage out without laying out a lot of money. So far I'm delighted and expect to be for a while. I may never replace it with higher cost luggage if it wears/travels well. I've not traveled with it yet (will be soon) so these are initial thoughts. If I'm disappointed in the bag, I'll edit this review. Form, feature and construction all look very good. The materials are the right weight. Zippers are large, but not branded. I was looking for a medium to large carryon size with few compartments. This fits the bill. Shoulder strap and back padding looks good. I wish it: - Had a way to pocket, detach or secure the shoulder straps. Why? For those situations where I end up checking the bag, flying straps are just looking for a way to get hung up in the bowels of the airport or airplane. I might get a thin bag to go over the whole pack ... just in case - I wish it had a key clip. I like to clip the keys inside the luggage rather than throw them into a pocket (zippered or not) - A loop for the luggage ID tag (currently attached to the side handle. Not optimal). An ID pocket on the outside and inside would be nice. FWIW, I always tag my luggage on the outside and inside as well ... just in case - The packing cubes are a nice add, but they account for about 1LB of the weight, about 25% of the total weight. For some travel, that may be a consideration (I have one leg of a trip on ITA airlines, and they are stingy on weight limits). For my ITA airline flight I'll use lighter cubes So, my wish list is mostly nits, and I didn't deduct any stars because of it.

I can't say that I love the gray and brown look, but the bag holds a LOT and allows good organization with the packing cubes. We took these as our carry-ons (Delta) on a flight to San Francisco to catch an Alaskan cruise, and we were able to pack an incredible amount of clothing and toiletries into them. While we checked two bags, we packed enough into these that we would have gotten by for the cruise with just what we managed to fit into these (albeit with a trip to the ship laundromat likely at some point) had our checked bags been lost. For an upcoming 5-day cruise, we'll likely eschew checked baggage altogether and simply use these as carry-one luggage. For the travel we've had so far, there were no issues with the build quality or any workmanship. The straps were padded adequately and easily adjustable across a range of heights (I'm 5'10", my wife is 4'10"), so we weren't too fatigued when carrying them through the airport. While the packing cubes don't say they are washable, my wife did put them through a delicate cycle in the washing machine and let them air dry, and they seemed to come out just fine. Overall, we were really happy with these for our trip, especially since you get more actual storage vs. a wheeled carry-on. (We didn't use the expanders, but we did fill the regular size up as full as possible and then pulled the straps tight. It does seem gate agents do not pay as close attention to backpacks as they do the size of wheeled carry-ons.)

My daughter recommended this style of backpack for a carryon, after using it for a honeymoon trip to Scotland. I have been pleased with the quality and the capacity, the only issue I am finding is that it is WAY too easy to overpack, resulting in a lot of weight to carry around, so that is something to be mindful of. The packing cubes are helpful, however I prefer using compression cubes, but it is nice to have the option of regular cubes. I have used this for several trips, the longest being a week, and am looking forward to using it on a 15 day trip this spring.