Travelpro Crew Classic Lightweight Softside Luggage, Underseat Travel Tote Bag, Men and Women, Black

Love this bag. Added an organizer to center since it’s just one big open area and I use it for work. Super lightweight and awesome.

Well made and well designed bag, but a little smaller than I really needed. I have a new travelpro carry on size suitcase and one that is about 20 years old and has been heavily used (it’s in the older carry on size, both are the professional ones that are supposed to be ideal for flight crews). This bag fits perfectly on the newer bag and it also works with the new one, so long as you don’t overpack it (packing is totally my kryptonite!). It works great for smaller planes and fits well in the overhead bin, and in a classic black it’s perfect for all manner of travel. My 10” iPad fits in both the inner zipper pocket and the outer pocket, but not in the outer pocket flap that I think is designed for tablet. The heavy canvas material is durable and strong, can be wiped off easily, and the zippers are smooth and very well made. I really think that TravelPro bags are worth the money, my 20 year old bag has lost one handle just due to age but I can still travel with it-though it’s a 2 wheel model and the wheels are noisy and less than elegant at this point. I will probably look at a carry on and a newer suitcase at some point that are larger-a checkable size-the newer bag ended up being too small for a week trip (this may be more about me overpacking than anything else) but if you’re looking for a great carry on/personal bag that will stand up to heavy use and can slide over your suitcase handle, this is a good value, and even my very overpacked suitcase was stable and didn’t tip with this one on it.

Very nice looking, well designed for travel with lots of pockets, but very heavy even before holding anything. Rigid structure too so won’t squish down at all if needed into overhead, under seat, etc.

Purchased this bag as it is the exact dimensions (9x10x17) allowed by United Airlines as a “personal item” that can taken on the plane in addition to a carry on. It is the perfect design to allow maximum packing capability without unnecessary pockets and an unrestricted space on the interior to pack more items. The bag size itself is versatile in allowing it to be used for other purposes as well, such as a weekend bag. The zippers are metal and have an ergonomic curve for an easy grip, material is good quality that will not tear easily, yet lightweight to make travel less cumbersome. It was a bit more expensive than many options available, but it was worth the investment in not having incur a checked bag fee.

awesome travel bag

I love Travel Pro! This bag did not disappoint! It had lots of room and easily slides on top of my roller bag handle making transportation easy! The blue matched my roller bar perfectly!! Light weight, zippers are smooth and also comes with a detachable shoulder strap.

I got this for a recent 3.5 week trip abroad as a personal item for on airlines with a 17x10x9 inch sizer limit. I was aiming to maximize and this pretty much nailed it. Most backpacks are too long or only 6" deep. Comparable bags that are trending both weigh and cost twice as much. Things I truly like: 1) I could lock both double zip compartments with a single lock because the zipper pulls were long enough to 'meet in the middle'; 2) It slides over a rolling bag handle easily; 3) The internal pockets are just enough; 4) the main compartment zipper goes down the size which enables entry; 4) the shape is nearly a cube maximizing the internal space; 5) The pad on the shoulder strap both cushioned and kept it from slipping when I packed it with ~18 lbs.; 6) The key clip was a surprising touch; 7) The fabric wore well given it also becomes a footrest and was stuffed full and squished into spaces. The few things I would change but aren't deal breakers: 1) Sew the back handle down at the top seam (making both the same length) so it interferes less with the handle sleeve - bonus is that it would add a slot for an umbrella or something else long and slim; 2) Add a zip open bottle holder on one end; 3) Make the two handles a bit longer to fit over a shoulder but still not drag when hanging down the sides. Overall really recommend this bag.

I travel light and Carry-on only. This well made tote can carry enough for a one week trip and still fit under an Air Canada seat. If I add my TravelPro Crew Compact Carry-on, I'm good for travel for as much as a 3-4 week journey (with some laundry along the way). Easily slips over the roller handle and has 2 outside front organanizer pockets for quick grab items will liquids, phone, charger, etc. The comfortable padded shoulder strap rounds out this excellent travel tote.

As a flight attendant, I’m picky about my gear—and this bag nails it. Lightweight yet sturdy, with just the right amount of structure to keep everything organized without being bulky. The trolley sleeve fits snugly over my rolling bag, and the interior pockets are a game changer for quick access to essentials. It fits under the seat even on regional jets. Great quality, professional look, and it’s held up beautifully on multiple layovers already. Highly recommend for crew or frequent travelers.

Great bag

Just returned from a 10-day trip with this bag as my personal item, paired with a Maxlite international size spinner case. This is a great bag - lightweight, tough, holds a lot, and a light-colored interior so I can see my things. Good design with a large main space and two separate pockets in front. It has structure, stands up and looks solid, but the fabric is flexy and quite soft. Perfect size not just for a United personal item, but also for the beach, a weekend trip, or gym. A major plus for my bony shoulders is that the shoulder strap is VERY padded, making the bag comfortable to carry even when it's packed with heavy stuff. The drawback of packing it heavy is that it is wider than my Maxlite case, and with the bag attached to the handle the case will tend to do face plants. I was able to improve the balance by packing heavy items at the bottom of the case and the back of the bag. This is probably not a concern for people with hard shell cases.