- Cabin Max trolley bag is the perfect bag for any type of travel. The bag also converts into a backpack so great for any situation, just unzip the back section which covers the wheels and backpack straps are revealed
- Combines the maximum size allowed for travel with an abundance of practical features
- At a massive 44L with dimensions 55 x 40 x 20 cm including wheels and all and a lightweight 1.7KG
- Featuring 600D water resistant anti tear material and heavy duty lockable zips
- Main compartment for the bulk of your luggage plus a front pocket with dividers ideal for travel documents, camera, mp3 player mobile phone etc.
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** NEW DESIGN ** Allow you to zip away the trolley handle into the bag
The Cabin Max 44l Check In Guarantee
This is flight approved luggage and will fit into any airlines overhead locker or luggage gauge IATA dimensions of 55 x 40 x 20 or smaller, please see our picture of the Cabin Max in a luggage bin.
We are so confident that we offer a 100% moneyback guarantee you will never have an issue with taking this bag onto a plane.
Why limit your luggage? Take the maximum allowed.
Want to maximise your hand luggage without putting a strain on your body? Well the Cabin Max Trolley bag is for you! At a massive 44L with dimensions 55 x 40 x 20 cm and a lightweight 1.7KG it's the perfect travel companion.
Featuring 600D water resistant anti tear material. Heavy duty lockable zips. 1 Main compartment for the bulk of your luggage plus a front pocket with dividers ideal for travel documents, camera, mp3 player mobile phone etc. A bag packed with features and style.
Find yourself with some rough terrain to traverse? Well why not convert the bag to a backpack. Unzip the back section which covers the wheels and backpack straps are revealed.
The Cabin Max 44l Check In Guarantee
This is flight approved luggage and will fit into any airlines overhead locker or luggage gauge IATA dimensions of 55 x 40 x 20 or smaller, please see our picture of the Cabin Max in a luggage bin.
We are so confident that we offer a 100% moneyback guarantee you will never have an issue with taking this bag onto a plane.
Why limit your luggage? Take the maximum allowed.
Want to maximise your hand luggage without putting a strain on your body? Well the Cabin Max Trolley bag is for you! At a massive 44L with dimensions 55 x 40 x 20 cm and a lightweight 1.7KG it's the perfect travel companion.
Featuring 600D water resistant anti tear material. Heavy duty lockable zips. 1 Main compartment for the bulk of your luggage plus a front pocket with dividers ideal for travel documents, camera, mp3 player mobile phone etc. A bag packed with features and style.
Find yourself with some rough terrain to traverse? Well why not convert the bag to a backpack. Unzip the back section which covers the wheels and backpack straps are revealed.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
41 of 41 people found the following review helpful
The bag is perfect for Ryanair/EasyJet travel. When the handle is folded, it's exactly 55 cm from top to bottom. The wheels look sturdy, the handle length is ideal for my height (175 cm) and it can be carried as a backpack. The best feature are the straps that can be tightened to "shrink" the bag, if you don't have enough stuff to fill up the impressive 44L. Great purchase all round!
39 of 39 people found the following review helpful
This trolley backpack is very lightweight, fits the Ryanair cabin dimensions and is reasonably priced. The only downside is that the zipped inner lining does not cover the zipped pocket at the top of the backpack where the telescopic pull handle comes out. This means that when the backpack is being used as a trolley, the contents of the backpack could get wet if it rains and there is also a security risk too as someone could access the backpack through the hole in the top. I have notified this to the manufacturer and I think they will look into this, but it is worth clarifying that this issue has been rectified, otherwise you will need to extend the inner lining yourself or make sure you always have a plastic bag handy to cover the top if pulling it in the rain. If I'd known this beforehand, I would not have purchased this product but as the backpack was bought as a gift for someone in another country, it was easier to extend the inner lining rather than return it.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Well this is disappointing. I purchased the bag recently, and indeed, the dimensions are different from what is advertised. In my case it was 55x37x24. Now I have to worry about those extra 4 cm every time I'm boarding WizzAir. It may be due to a cheaper manufacturing process that doesn't correctly fold the hard bottom/back, but it's something I would've expected out of one of the no-name bag offers here.
Next in order of importance, different offers for this bag have stated a weight of either 1.9 or 1.7kg. Well, the kitchen digital scale says 1850 g. While personally not butthurt about those 150 extra grams, I hope in the future CabinMax will be more careful to not allow misleading specifications in their offers - especially the dimensions.
Third, the trolley handle. I guess the zipper section was a quick fix from the last version, for which I am grateful. Yet it could still use some improvements.
* First, security: it provides direct non-lockable access to the main compartment through a ~12x6cm hole - for the paranoid among you, more than enough for the random guy across you in the train carriage to grab small valuable objects from within without awaking you.
* Second, water-proofing: once the handle is out, you can only zip up the opening half-way and water can pour inside quite easily. Although it's a good idea to use the backpack mode during wet weather (avoids making a mess of the underside as well), it's an issue that could be easily improved:
My personal recommendation for a quick fix for the next model is to just make the zipper twin-headed and lockable, similar to two out of the three other zippers. A small increase in production cost, no need for a new manufacturing process (like adding a proper piece of fabric around the handle would probably require), and solves the two issues to 80% - lockable (at least symbolically secure) and splash-proof by zipping up the opening almost shut when the handle is out.
All things considered, it's a good bag, but I really hope they fix the depth issue (kills the bag's main competitive advantage) and throw in a second zipper head on the trolley handle zipper.
Next in order of importance, different offers for this bag have stated a weight of either 1.9 or 1.7kg. Well, the kitchen digital scale says 1850 g. While personally not butthurt about those 150 extra grams, I hope in the future CabinMax will be more careful to not allow misleading specifications in their offers - especially the dimensions.
Third, the trolley handle. I guess the zipper section was a quick fix from the last version, for which I am grateful. Yet it could still use some improvements.
* First, security: it provides direct non-lockable access to the main compartment through a ~12x6cm hole - for the paranoid among you, more than enough for the random guy across you in the train carriage to grab small valuable objects from within without awaking you.
* Second, water-proofing: once the handle is out, you can only zip up the opening half-way and water can pour inside quite easily. Although it's a good idea to use the backpack mode during wet weather (avoids making a mess of the underside as well), it's an issue that could be easily improved:
My personal recommendation for a quick fix for the next model is to just make the zipper twin-headed and lockable, similar to two out of the three other zippers. A small increase in production cost, no need for a new manufacturing process (like adding a proper piece of fabric around the handle would probably require), and solves the two issues to 80% - lockable (at least symbolically secure) and splash-proof by zipping up the opening almost shut when the handle is out.
All things considered, it's a good bag, but I really hope they fix the depth issue (kills the bag's main competitive advantage) and throw in a second zipper head on the trolley handle zipper.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good, but not great
Concept is good - capacity is excellent, it meets the size criteria for the Monarch flight I took it on and was generally easy to use. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Chris Walker
carry on flight bag
the bag is excellent quality for a bag at just £30.
Its well designed with well thought out zipped pockets. the handle slides away neatly
with a zip cover too. Read more
Its well designed with well thought out zipped pockets. the handle slides away neatly
with a zip cover too. Read more
Published 13 days ago by schoey
Back Pack pull along bag
I have not used this yet but I travel to London quite a lot later this month so It will be fully used and a lot easier than carrying two bags through Airport Security.
Published 16 days ago by mick flynn
Value and Versatile
Bought a couple of these for a Eurostar trip to Paris. Ideal size for a few days. Coped really well on the train/metro with constantly changing between wheeling and carrying up and... Read more
Published 23 days ago by Zambezee
Bag Size & Ryanair
Despite being listed as cabin approved, I was still asked by Ryanair to test it in their Bag Size checker. Read more
Published 1 month ago by chris
Good item for cabin: not rugged for use outside airport
This item has been specifically designed for low-cost airlines allowance. It is perfect for the flight and inside-outside possible commuting, train/bus stations, metro/tube ect. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Antonio Eduardo
Good bag for occasional travel but won't last long !
Had the bag for a about 10 months now and it is the ideal weekend bag. Size and weight make it the perfect solution for low cost carriers. Read more
Published 2 months ago by HurdyGurdy
Almost perfect
It is all as it says: THe handle, the solid wheels, the many pockets, the straps to use it as a backpack, incredibly light. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Corsal
Cabin Max Flight Approved bag
I found the bag as advertised and did its job very well. The improvement to the lining to protect the contents when the handle is up has been done. Read more
Published 3 months ago by macpack
Works Well so far
was a little bigger than i expected but still within the limits for EasyJet/RyanAir. So far have flown with it once but have 4 more stag dos this year so it will be well tested. Read more
Published 3 months ago by ROBOPROP
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