Timbuk2 Co-Pilot Luggage Roller Suitcase

I now own two of these bags. The blue one on the right has been with me since 2016 (it’s 2024 as of this writing) and has been to 17 different countries and traveled over 250,000 miles. It still looks nearly new. Nothing has broken, though the retraction on the handle can be finicky some days.I got the new one only because my girlfriend loved my bag so much she stole it from me.Why do I love it? Because it’s the perfect carryon. It is literally exactly the maximum size for a carry on bag (I’ve had to size it a few times over the years). The inside is mostly free of odd protrusions or any kind of strange proportioning, it’s just a large cavernous space. That said, the pockets it does have are well thought out and useful, it’s just that if you aren’t using them, they take up no room.It’s also very easy to replace the stock skateboard-esque wheels with actual skateboard wheels and bearings, which gives it some fun customizability and easier rolling. The large diameter wheels roll easily over everything, including elevator gaps and cobblestone streets. Handles are well placed and durable. Literally nothing — not even a zipper pull — has broken on my bag in all this use. It’s even been checked a few times.The only reason not to get this bag is if you just have to have a spinner bag.

Just took this on a week-long trip in preparation for a much longer trip later. It was a terrific travel companion!First, it is extremely lightweight. I had it packed and was still under my airline's 55 lb weight limit.Second, the extra pouch at the top of the front was very handy for carrying toiletries -- things I worry about leaking -- and shoes. It's that big!Third, the "peek-a-boo" zipper for outside access to one of the inside storage areas came in handier than I expected. Very nice touch!Fourth, the wheels are wonderful. This thing practically glides on air. So easy to pull behind, as though it were floating. No tugging or pulling at all. Smooth as silk and completely stable.Fifth, this thing swallows up a LOT! Yes, I got the X-Large but it wolfed down at least 50% more than a similar-sized Tumi piece of luggage it replaced.Sixth, I read some reviews about the zippers being a bit tight but I did not find that to be the case. They're large, grippy and yet worked very smoothly. No worries about zippers splitting or coming apart while the bag is in transit. These are industrial grade yet slide nicely.Seventh, it has handles everywhere. So, no matter how it's standing or laying, you can grab it with two built-in handles from any location. Another very nice touch.Eighth, it is quietly elegant. It doesn't scream "steal me" like a lot of designer luggage. It goes about its function without calling attention to itself, yet is still very nice to look at.The only feature I found unnecessary (for me, at least) is the flap on the front. Apparently this was copied from smaller carry on bags where one would place a laptop or tablet computer. You wouldn't do that with a big bag that must be checked-in. So I don't know what anyone would place in that thin flap. Maybe a 1 lb box of chocolates? I just ignored it.Overall, this has become my favorite piece of travel luggage for all the reasons above. It is sturdy yet lightweight, is easy to pull and maneuver, and swallows up an entire closet of clothes plus a typical countertop of toiletries -- and still leaves room to bring home some big souvenirs.

This is the best flight bag I have owned in over 30+ years of traveling and over a million flight miles. Here is what I like about the bag: (1) skateboard wheels. Most other flight bags have anemic wheels that wear down quickly, often break, and are a pain to replace. (2) Top opening panel with clam shell design. Although clam-shell designs have some packing advantages, they are a pain when you want to grab something quickly while on the go. The top panel of this carry-on zips open, so you can grab a packed item without having to open the clam shell. (3) The top pouch is excellent--the best one I've come across. It is out of the way but way but easy to get to. Great for quickly stashing your phone, keys, etc. when going through security. (4) Zip mesh panels on the inside of each clam shell keep your stuff from falling out when you open the case (I've only had this case for about six months, so it will be interesting to see how long these mesh panels last). (5) Outside zippers are solid. (6) Perfect size for storing in carry-on bins, even on international flights. (7) Light weight. (8) Competitively priced. Why spend several hundred dollars on a carry-on that in all liklihood will not be nearly as good as this one? Here's what I don't like. (1) Although every side of the carry-on has a handle, they tend to be on the small size. For example, the handle on the top of the case is a little small. I would have preferred a beefier handle (hence only four stars). Especially because the suitcase it too wide to roll down the narrow isle of most commercial airplanes so you need to pick it up and carry it. Because it is a two-wheeler (and not a 4-wheeled spinner) you can't turn the suitcase sideways and roll it down the aisle. Bottom line. Simple, elegant, functional, sturdy. If you are okay with a two-wheeler, this is probably the best carry on (and best value) on the market.

Great bag. Handels well with the skateboard wheels and the handle. Has know problems with the handle breaking sooner rather than later

The bag is excellent. It’s very well designed. The storage space is great. I love that the inside of both halves of the clamshell zip up, so items don’t tumble out if you open it the wrong way. The easily accessible top compartment is perfect for headphones, or other small items. It’s durable and looks great.But the main zipper is a 2 out of 10. It’s very stiff and quite frustrating to open. I read other reviews saying the same, but I thought it can’t be THAT bad? Nope, it is that bad. Very frustrating feature to an otherwise perfect bag.

品質、デザイン、価格のバランスが期待通りです。

Great bag, great price, great materials and even XL is under the size that may possibly need to be checked (and paid for?) on the Shinkansen trains in Japan in the future!

色んな人が書かれてましたが、確かにハンドルのバーが長い！なので、もともとある穴よりも150㎜ほど、下方に5㎜Φの穴を開けて対処しました。それ以外は見た目も格好良いので気に入ってます。