Reviews

After 13 months of business travel, the Away Bigger Carry-On Flex is the 22.7-inch polycarbonate carry-on with expandable compression.

After 18 months and 80+ flights, the Briggs & Riley Baseline 22 took every gate-check beating and the lifetime warranty paid out twice. Here is what the spec.

After 12 months and 50+ flights, the Maxlite 5 weighed in at 5.4 lb empty and survived every overhead bin we forced it into. Here is what the spec sheet does.

After eight months and nine flights with the Aer Travel Pack 3 X-Pac, the upgraded sailcloth fabric and refined clamshell layout deliver the cleanest minimal.

After 8 trips, two transatlantic flights, and a head-to-head against Peak Design and Amazon Basics, Eagle Creek's Pack-It Reveal cubes deliver the best.

After 8 months of daily commuting, two photo trips, and a head-to-head against the Aer Day Pack 3, Peak Design's Everyday Backpack V2 20L remains the most.

After 9 months of weekly business travel and a side-by-side test against Away and Briggs & Riley, the Travelpro Platinum Elite 22 remains the soft-sided.

After 14 trips, four checked-bag mishaps, and a side-by-side polycarbonate vs ABS comparison, Away's Bigger Carry-On remains the most thoughtfully built.

After eleven months of daily wear with the Herschel Little America, the iconic mountaineering silhouette, 25 liter top-load layout, and padded 15 inch laptop.

After 10 months on the PRX Powermatic 80, here is how the integrated bracelet, 80-hour Powermatic 80 movement, and 40mm case earn the price price.