Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Lightweight Carry-On Upright 2 Wheel Rolling Garment Bag, Men and Women, Black, 22-Inch

Bought this to improve upon my last carry-on, as I was tired of massively wrinkled suits. The reviews are true: you can fit a huge amount of clothing in this bag. My first trip included one full suit, two pairs of pants, and three long-sleeved dress shirts, with all the usual undershirts, workout clothes, sundries and such, and a pair of dress shoes. For my size, a stout 6', the tails of my shirts and suit jackets did fold up, but various straps and covers provided meant that any wrinkles were not creases, and they hung-out easily on arrival, or with just slight bit of ironing work. Plenty of pockets and a very sturdy handle. The only thing I had to get used to was having only two wheels to work with while rolling, but that's easy. And it fits nicely in both United and AA baggage sizers with no issue, even fully loaded. No problems traveling with it as a carry-on though multiple domestic or international flights I've taken with it.Update from Jan 2020: I've flown with this as carry-on on all major US domestic carriers and Hawaiian Air, plus United international, Emirates, Jet Airways, Air India, Vistara, Spice Jet, ANA, Avianca and Singapore. Only Emirates hassled me a bit but it was over the weight of what I packed not the size.

Really enjoyed bringing our 2 wedding outfits on the plane, so most-important luggage was not lost in travel. Additionally it fit several other outfits. I did have to press a couple of shirts, but all in all (with careful packing) clothing stayed nice and wearable. The wheels are great, though you do have to carry it inside the plane (it doesn't roll sideways). It has two outside pockets that are more than adequate for a large laptop, plus chargers. The bag looks nice and I'm confident that we will get lots of use out of it.

This suitcase was awkward to roll and too wide to roll as a carry-on in the plane aisle. You have to pick it up and carry it sideways to get down the aisles. You have to either drag it behind you or push it in front of you. I guess I’ve been spoiled with the newer 4-wheel coaster types available? Had a very long terminal transfer in Dulles and the bag was a bear to drag around. It did pack very well though! I had multiple suits and room for shoes and change of clothes in case the airlines lost my checked bag, which they did! The main zipper lock broke and my return window expired so I’m now stuck using the larger zipper pulls hole to lock the bag. My clothes were not wrinkled and the bag holds a good amount. It fit easily in the overhead bin .

This is the second one of this exact item we have purchased, wanting his and hers to use as carryons when traveling with clothing for special occasions such as wedding and formal nights on cruises The bag holds a lot of clothes and keeps them in great shape. There is also plenty of room for shoes and accessories.The bag rolls effortlessly, the telescopic handle tucks away nicely and it fits into the airplane’s overhead bin quite nicely.We highly recommend this garment bag.

Best long weekend travel bag

This has potential to be a great roll aboard. One significant problem. It’s too wide to roll down the aisle. You have to pick it up and awkwardly turn it sideways and carry it down the aisle. It’s a struggle. It fits nicely in the overhead bin, and my clothes were much less wrinkled than they would be if I had folded them. The interior is laid out well and holds a lot of clothing, shoes, and other travel items. I was surprised at how much it held being a small as it is. This is my first TravelPro bag. The quality seems good though I’m not sure how well the zipper is going to hold up (I’ve read other reviews about zippers being a problem). But being that it’s too awkward to carry onto the plane it’s now going to be a checked bag. That’s disappointing. I don’t need another checked bag. This bag really should have four wheels and operate as a spinner. That’s the only way it would be convenient as a carry-on. If only they had thought this through during the design process.

We purchased this for a bus trip in which we needed to bring a 2-piece suit, a ladies jacket, and a few button down shirts that we didn't want to have to iron. It didn't matter if it was in the luggage one day or 3 days, the arms of all items needed to be ironed, and the bottoms of them. I really wanted it to work, so I tried various ways of packing them - the padded bar in the middle was not helpful in keeping them straightened out. So iron I did - every time we needed to wear them. It was handy to be able to roll it, and has nice storage on the outside. The storage on the inside is awkward, unless it is for very light things. The inside is zippered shut after placing the clothes in the hanging area, and two of the storage pockets are zippered pockets on the inside of that - which to me seems like it would compound the wrinkling. We only used one for handkerchiefs. I will probably never use this again, and unfortunately, it is past the date of returning by a month, as we just got back from that trip.

This was a great find. We wanted a carry-on garment bag that so we don't have to check tux's and dresses for wedding. This product seems well made. We've taken this on several short trips and so far it works great. Plenty of room for my clothes (male 46 regular) and my wife's dresses (small size 4 petite) for a 3 day weekend trip. We are taking this to Europe next week for 10 days and hoping all goes well.