Best Bags for Carry On Luggage??

Those Eastpak Transverz cases are on offer at John Lewis today.
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40% off and very, very red

^ Amazon have matched the price

What is so special about Rimowa? They seem much like any other shell case.

I like my dakine cabin roller, but I find a suitably sized backpac is usually a better bet.

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Or Eastpak Transverz 2?

That would be a standard Tranverz where whoever is selling it is adding number of wheels to the name
as they do something similar with 4 wheels (but who in their right mind would want that)

Has anyone used the Lowe Alpine AT45 and the Osprey Fairpoint 40?
I’m looking for a new work carry-on bag and am trying to decide which one to get

Bump for the evening crowd

How much do you need to carry? 40l isn’t massive, but good for travelling light, I suppose.

I’d go with the Osprey, just because everything I’ve owned from them is epic. Very good company as well.

I’m a cheapskate and I got one of the superlight IT rollers from tesco. Taken it on 4 trips so far. Twice got slung into the hold on Ryanair at the gate and it’s still fine. Light as a feather too.

My main carry on is a John Lewis branded hardshell thing. Lasting well, only lost one rubber bumper so far.

I’ve got the Osprey Fairpoint 40, great bag

Flashy – it’s really for 2-3 day work trips to Europe, London etc. So trains & planes and travelling light.

Suited and booted? Always seems to up the baggage requirement!

Has anyone used the Lowe Alpine AT45 and the Osprey Fairpoint 40?

I looked at both in a shop and chose the AT45 as it seemed bigger (5L in principle), but also more boxy shape so more efficient to pack. The Osprey seemed better for hiking or whatever.

more boxy shape so more efficient to pack

Very relevant if you need to pack a suit and shirts.

Suit will be worn (when needed) but need to fit an Eagle Creek shirt caddy in it + washbag + laptop