The Bigger Carry-On suitcase – EBCO-MBLU
The Bigger Carry-On premium hard shell suitcase built by Away. Lightweight, 360° spinner wheels, inner compression to let you pack more.
Our Bigger Carry-On suitcase is lightweight and sized to fit in the overhead bin of most major airlines, or pop easily onto a train or into a car.
Perfect for longer trips, its interior compression system and hidden laundry bag make it easy to pack all of your essentials. With a durable polycarbonate hard shell, and 360° spinner wheels that ensure a smooth ride, this suitcase is built to last.
For travelers who want to stay connected while on the go, our Bigger Carry-On suitcase comes with an ejectable USB charger that can charge your phone up to 4x, is TSA-approved, and safe to fly with.
- Durable polycarbonate hard shell
- Leather details, including a black leather luggage tag
- Ejectable USB charger that charges your phone and other portable devices
- TSA-approved combination lock for extra safety
- 360° spinner wheels that ensure a smooth ride
- Interior compression system to help pack more in
- Hidden laundry bag to keep dirty clothing separate
- Meets the airline requirements for most major airlines as carry-on luggage
Additional information
| Exterior measurements | 57.7 cm x 37.3 cm x 24.3 cm |
|---|---|
| Interior measurements | 53 cm x 37 cm |
| Weight | 3.8 kg |
| Capacity | 47.9 L |
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- European Bureau for Conscientious Objection, an international peace organisation
- Ebco Industries, a manufacturing company
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by Jannette
I purchased the white Bigger Carry-On with a black Everywhere bag. Then my husband purchased a navy Bigger Carry-On with a navy Everywhere bag. We both love the luggage ~ it makes traveling for us Seniors so much easier. The Everywhere bag just sits on top like it should ~ so easy ~ I don’t even carry a handbag ~ I pack it away to bring out later.Read more about review stating Great Carry-On I just gave away my old (1980’s) luggage!
by Jamie
I heard all the hype and decided with 100 days to try or my money back, why not? I had our vacation planned and I needed a new carry-on since the last one we owned my husband let a friend borrow it and we’re still waiting for it to be returned 10 years later. When the luggage came I was not disappointed! The luggage is well made and makes packing a breeze even for an over packer like me! There’s plenty of room. I also ordered one for our son, who loved the bag! It’s the perfect size for him and all of his stuff, i.e., clothes, toys & books. He packed and unpacked for days leading up to our vacation. When I thought the luggage may not come in time, customer service did not disappoint! If you need new luggage, just try it! It won’t disappoint!
by Susan
All righty, the first time I heard about this suit case brand was on Public Radio a interview with the founder on how the company bargain. Then while researching traveling the ad bots. Started to send me ads on this suit case. I finally caved to the pressure and bought the suit case (I have never paid full price). It arrived beautifully packaged. Read more about review stating Put to the test my bigger carry on!I loved the thoughtful little touches that Away included from of cool little bag to hold the cords and adaptors to the pamphlet shaped like a passport.
I left for a 20 day trip to Italy… now it was time to see if this suitcases beauty was more than skin deep.
Well she is a pretty amazing bag! I Rolled her through many airports, sent her underneath to hang out with the much larger and heaver luggage. Claimed her put her on a bus, dragged her through Rome and Florences cobble stone streets (hours worth) she jumped on trains with me. Road in taxi’s and was happy to be carried up and down many stairs and floors to arrive at our Accommodations.
She handled it all with grace, strength and agility!
by Dawn
Perfect for a 5-day long weekend! Strategic packing in a strategic carry-on.
by Roxane
I absolutely love the this piece, it’s light weight, fits perfectly in the overhead compartment of the airplane, and especially the battery charger! What a “game changer” when traveling, not having to look for electrical outlets at a airport 😁