Antler Transair 18" Exp. Small Cabin Suitcase  (Clearance)

"It looks fine & all the features work. I haven't travelled with it yet though."

"The bag was still pretty light despite being packed to capacity. Works well for someone who is not very tall and still bake to lift into overhead cabin space. I'd recommend it!"

"Met my requirements for lightweight and VERY compact bag that held plenty for 3 weeks. Pros: stable (doesn't tip when standing alone). The pull-handle "shoots" fully closed when you push it down (this made those changes from pulling to carrying at stairs quick). The carry handle looks totally flat, but pulls up enough for comfortable carrying. Nice interior with two lid pockets, 2 zip pockets in main part, plus full-length outer pocket (though its zipper could have extended further down the sides). CONS: small "skate" wheels and bumper guards look very worn after 3 weeks of rolling European streets and trains; 1 zipper pull fell off, so durability may be a concern. Fully packed the depth was nearer 10" (NOT expanded). However, a good and pleasant travel companion for however long it lasts."

"This 18" cabin wheeled carryon is a great little piece. The color (bronze) is really classy and does truly look like bronze and not tan! Organization is excellent - very handy dividers and pockets inside and out without being too many (yes - I really think you CAN have too many pockets, especially in a small bag like this where space is premium). It truly is one of the lightest weight yet extremely well-built bags I've seen - not at all flimsy, though the price is not a rock bottom price, either - but you get what you pay for! A VERY IMPORTANT POINT - unlike ALMOST EVERY piece of luggage you see, the dimensions for Antler are in fact THE OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS, including handles and wheels, so your interior space is actually a bit smaller. But you are also far less likely to get stuck doing a gate check at the really super-restrictive and strict regional airlines in Europe (where 8 inches deep means 8 inches - not 8 1/2 inches). I have had this experience, and it is not pleasant. Not likely to happen with this little bag, and its light weight help you keep it in weight limits as well. It holds a surprising amount for its size - I actually get in as much as I could in a 20" case when I add Kiva compressible packing cubes, though packing cubes do NOT help with weight restrictions, of course! In summary - this is a great little bag for those times when you really need to keep to strict size limits but want a stylish, sturdy, well-organized and "big for its size" case. Kudos to Antler for using ACTUAL external measurements for their products, unlike nearly all other manufacturers who use internal dimensions excluding wheels/handles."