Inateck42L Travel Carry On Cabin Backpack Hand Luggage Splash-Proof, 15.6-inch Laptop Backpack for Women Men, Flight Approved, Black

I have traveled with this bag a few times now, very sensible for low cost airlines such as easyJet. The shoulders straps are well made and padded. I would recommend this over any expandable ones as there’s no point having an expandable bag since it will have to fit into the airline carryon dimensions requirements anyway.

I have travelled a lot, and I wish I discovered this bag before. It is fantastic.I recently travelled on Wizz Air and bought "priority" which allows you to take a larger bag in the cabin (otherwise you can only take a tiny one). This bag fitted within that allowance.Unlike other backpacks that tend to have round edges, this is squarer, meaning you can use the full allowance. It has plenty of pockets too (great for your liquids, easily accessible for security).I was travelling to a conference with a laptop, spare shoes, several changes of clothes, etc and it was more than adequate.The other clincher is this: you *could* take a wheely case instead. But often airlines have a "10kg" rule on hand luggage. Those hard wheely cases are (I guess) going to weight more than this.It was super comfortable to carry, even with around 9.5kg on my back, fitted in the overhead of an Airbus (shirt haul) with no issues... Note it definitely WON'T fit beneath the seat in front, so only take it if you expect to have overhead space!If you're in the fence, I totally recommend it.

I recently bought this backpack specifically for backpacking trip. The backpack fit the cabin luggage requirements for Lufthansa which was great. Security of the bag is also great! The only drawback is that it get heavy quickly, it would be great if the bag was structured or at least use packing cubes. I only packed clothes in the bag but after an hour my shoulders ached. So definitely pack light.

I bought this bag to replace a holdall, as backpacks are much easier to carry on weekends away/travelling. Having searched amazon for decent ones around £50 - I came across the Inateck.I would highly recommend this backpack, its got all the qualities I was looking for. You can comfortably fit 3-4 days worth of clothes inside, including two pairs of shoes. The backpack expands with however much you want to put inside. Even if you're only travelling for 1-2 days, the backpack has fasteners on the side you can pull and keep it compact.When I'm not using the backpack, its very easily foldable and can fit nicely in a wardrobe/drawer. When I first pulled it out the packaging I thought it felt a bit too flimsy, but that hasn't been the case. I've used this backpack several times now for weekends away, going on trains, etc. and it has kept well. I especially like the laptop sleeve, its very well hidden and you wouldn't think a laptop was stored in there when looking at the backpack.Definitely worth the investment.

This bag arrived and seems really good quality as have to get a bag that will fit as many clothes in as possible but still adhere to strict size guidance. My Husband may also get one too and we will buy rolling cases for kids as would be too heavy for them to carry on their back.

quite large for a backpack but very well made and good design. Great for air flights when just travelling with cabin luggage.

well made doze the job

It served its purpose, but I found it too big to be carried on my back. Maybe because I am 5.2.It has good quality and it held alll my things. I want it as a board bag and it worked well.Would I recommend it? Yes, especially if you are taller than 5.2It is waterproof and my only problem was the size for me.The design is also good.