Best Carry-On Luggage 2025 [don’t buy one before watching this]

Best Carry-On Luggage 2025 [don’t buy one before watching this]

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Discover Your Ultimate Travel Companion: Unveiling the Top Carry-Ons for Every Jetsetter! Whether you're a seasoned globe-trotter or an occasional explorer, a reliable carry-on is a must-have. But what sets a top-notch carry-on apart from the rest? Think capacity, agility, durability, and style.

We put 116 carry-ons to the ultimate test - suitcases, duffles, weekenders, backpacks, and underseat bags. We stuffed them, spun them, lifted them, rolled them across diverse terrains, and even smacked them with a baseball bat - all to recreate real-world conditions. After factoring in price, weight, dimensions, materials, and cutting-edge features, we've narrowed down the crème de la crème of carry-ons just for you!

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[georgiahuntleone]

What was the point of evaluating bags that don’t comply with either weight or size restrictions for carryon bags?

[raymondclark]

One suggestion, mention the length / size?

[dressydress]

Carry ons mustn’t exceed 7 kg. The luggage empty weight is crucial, so it can carry heavier baggages. Some carry ons are heavy even when empty.

[pbtraveler]

I have the Freeform spinner carry-on, but it actually measures 23" by 15" by 10" so therefore I am concerned about trying to carry it on. I've just returned from Europe and got by for 2 weeks with a true carry-on sized TravelPro Maxlite 5 compact softside and a backpack. I was able to do laundry at a friend's along the way.

[anthonywatts]

great reviews, but I think you need to show each of the chose bags fitting in to the "size frames" to show that they will be allowed on board.

[deborahrigby]

No.1 is on sale on Amazon today! I’ve always loved Samsonite❤ my first luggage I bought at 19 yrs old, and I’m 66 yrs old! I go on their website and recently bought an oversized suitcase bc I would be gone for a month bearing gifts for fam and friends after not traveling for 4 years! Sooo I love Samsonite ❤

[nanhinting]

There's no mention on the weight. With today's airlines many weight restrictions, it is advisable to get a lighter sturdy carry on luggage. Most carry on would last a lifetime if it's not check in. One other factor is the wheels. Most of the rubber wheels will wear off after about 3-4 years depend on usage. Companies like Samsonite does carry spare wheels for replacements.

[balesjo]

I ordered the Samsonite Freeform Carry-on Spinner along with a Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Underseat Carry-On Travel Tote. The rest of the day I continued to watch and read luggage reviews and have to say that I was impressed to see the Samsonite Freeform Spinner bags as the #1 bag in review after review. Considering that many times the competition was 2-3 times the price of the Samsonite, it says a lot that the company still continues to make a good product. (My parents bought me Samsonite luggage in 1970 when I was in high school and traveling halfway across the country for a university summer program. That luggage continued to provide my parents good luggage the rest of their lives). The Travelpro Maxlife 5 travel tote I was impressed by the size, room, and quality for a surprisingly low cost when compared to much of the rest of the Travelpro lines. Between the two, I have no regrets about not buying a medium size checked bag. Thanks for the great video review!

[jhart]

Thanks for the information. I'm planning to travel internationally in one month and need a carry-on...a REAL carry-on. I don't want to check in any bags and risk delays or losses again. Air Canada height rule is 21.5" and they will not budge. Also they measure from handle to the bottom of the wheels. I found out that some people don't include the wheels--only the case as they say they are considering packing capacity. I would have appreciated more specifics on the measurements and confirmation of them meeting most airline standards. Thanks.

[judyfontanella]

I have the Samsonite Freeform. I really love the bag. I think that my favorite feature is how well it maneuvers - especially taking an underground in the UK or running to make plane connections when the first plane was late. It's also fairly light at about 6.5 lbs. (That's an important feature for a number of carriers.) It packs very well, too. I went to London and Scotland for 4 weeks last summer with it and a backpack for my computer. I fly British Air, and they did not think it was too large. That airline is definitely more liberal than KLM/Air France or Lufthansa. For those airlines, I take another Samsonite that is bit smaller and lighter. (The Samsonite Ziplite 5 from Kohls.) Every ounce matters when I fly those airlines. That bag maneurvers as well, and doesn't hold quite as much. It's about 6 lbs. 2oz. I'm waiting for a bag that weighs less, but holds as much. The July bag might be good. I wish that I could see that one in person.

[danielasantisteban]

Do NOT buy the wrangler, the fact that was listed as an option leaves me shocked and dubious of the other reviews lol. I bought it and REGRET IT. it doesn't spin well, the wheels are complete trash quality. The expandable handle is flimsy, it doesn't even have an expandable option for the main compartment. Zipper is OK, weight is light.

[gregnote]

Had Samsonite. Within 2 mo ths, wheel broke at the airport. Pain in a rear. Took it to Samsonite store with receipt. They said they will fix it for free, but $50 fee for mailing to get it repaired and $20 deductible. $70 is NOT free.

[morph-jhiy]

The Samsonite thing is a bit exaggerated here. Don't forget that suitcases made of polypropylene get scratched very quickly, even if they can withstand a lot. As cheaper manufacturers also make cases from this material, you may be able to save a lot of money. However, there may be differences in the quality of the wheels, the telescopic rod and the zip - you should be aware of this. Otherwise, I would personally recommend suitcases made of matt and ribbed polycarbonate if you want a high standard.

[wulf]

I’m glad someone finally tested carry-on bags in “a real-life setting” like being struck repeatedly with a baseball bat. How many times have we all tried to make our connection at Heathrow only to have some maniac attack us with a ball bat like some overzealous 10 year-old on a sugar high flailing away at a piñata on his birthday?

[julienrocher]

For me the ideal bag has not yet been designed. It looks like additional airport security will be with us forever. There should be a way of easily separating laptops toiletries and power banks for security as well as accommodating shoes and belt on the conveyor belt. So Samsonite with these features would be amazing. Am I asking too much?

[kitkat]

I bought my Samsonite 2016, still new but problem so heavy. Materials is good thick, I put in scale without Anything inside omg, it's almost 15 kg already, when I put my clothes, I always pay extra charges in the Airport because of over baggage 😅😅😅

[kauaiboyo]

The number one Samsonite might be a problem if you have to check your luggage at the gate. The wheels protruding out, unprotected can be broken by gorilla bag handlers who throw bags around or get caught on something. Plus the wheels increases the height of the luggage. I prefer luggage with low profile wheels.

[EJames-nmqt]

Do you have recommendations for zipperless carry-on luggage?

[PetsitterTails]

None of these suitcases meet the 22x14x9 dimensions required, almost airlines