Travel bags: Anyone have a rec for carry on bags for flight?

Pelican 1510 case. The plane might blow up but the case will keep your shite safe.

The Patagonia Black Hole 60Ls are pretty nice. It's a duffel style but has back pack straps and is light & durable. I have used mine as a carry on before with no issue.

Not sure if you're looking for something like that or a wheel bag.

You could carry a sweet digital clock in that thing.

You can go cheaper if this is not for frequent travel. I have had decent luck with travelpro and it has lasted and it's not near the price of pelican, briggs, etc.

LuggageWorks Stealth 22" is the most durable bag I've ever owned. There is a reason that flight crews use it. It's not that expensive $289.00.

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A carry on bag from a department store will do just fine if you're staying in the same place the whole trip.

Packing cubes and a packable backpack are also good to bring if you are staying at multiple places on your trip.

I'd highly reccommend a bag without wheels for your carry on. They are much lighter and can hold more stuff (since they don't have a frame and wheels). They also give you much more flexibility when travelling with only a carry on because it is much easier to go up stairs, take trains, etc.

Both my wife and I have the Tom Bihn Aeronaut and absolutely love them. We have used the hell out of them, and they still look brand new. They're light and practically laid out. I can travel for week out of mine - including a suit/dress shoes using this garment sleeve. It has also fit on every type of regional jet's overhead bins, so no gate checking.