The carry-on built so you never pay a gate-check fee again
40 × 30 × 20cm — cut exactly to budget-airline underseat rules — with a structured, weather-ready shell that holds its shape trip after trip.
Made for the scramble down the aisle, not a display shelf
Every grab handle is double-stitched, the base is structured so it stands upright on its own, and the main zipper pulls smoothly even stuffed to the seams. Reinforced stitching runs through every stress point — this is a bag built to be shoved under a seat a hundred times, not photographed once.
- Reinforced base & corners
- SBS heavy-duty two-way zippers
- Breathable, cushioned shoulder straps
- Padded, non-slip carry handle
Walk to the gate in the rain without checking your laptop
The coated exterior fabric is water-resistant, built to resist everyday drizzle, spills and splashback on the tarmac — dry gear, no surprises at the gate. It's machine washable too: toss it in when it needs a proper clean, then let it air-dry fully before your next trip.
One bag. Everything has a place.
At roughly 30L, there's enough room for 3 to 5 days of clothes plus the small stuff. A padded laptop sleeve keeps your electronics separate from a main compartment big enough for a few days' clothes, with smaller pockets for cables, passport and the odds and ends you don't want floating loose.
- Padded laptop sleeve
- Wide-open 30L main compartment
- Front organizer pocket
Per the manufacturer's own testing, it's sized for the carry-on allowance on EasyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Vueling, Volotea, TUI Airways and KLM — pack it, board it, skip the gate desk.
One nuance worth knowing: on Ryanair it's tested to fit as the Priority cabin bag — standard, non-priority fares only include a smaller free personal item.