Eagle Falls

My old 20 inch weighed too much, so after a lot of research, I got this one. It really is light - even when full. I am *not* strong, but even packed to overflowing, I was able to put this in the overhead compartment. It easily held enough clothes for a 5 day trip including a rain coat and sweat shirt. Like all Eagle Creek luggage, packing is a dream - I love the roomy inside the upper flap compartments, the larger one really keeps ironed things from getting all wrinkled. The other thing I learned the hard way - never get wheeled luggage ... Read Full Story

Fits easily into the overhead on every flight I've taken thus far. Outside pocket is a great place to stash the quart ziplock bag of liquids/gels that needs to be taken out at the security check. I own a number of Eagle Creek (EC) items, and they have all performed well. I particularly like the light weight because of the recently enforced baggage weight limits imposed by the airlines (including carry-ons). EC makes stuff that is about as light as is possible while maintaining good structure. When I'm in the market for a new piece, I always consider doing much cheaper luggage available at ... Read Full Story

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