NomaticNavigator Carry-On 37L w/ 8L Built-In Expansion - Anti-Theft Carry-On for Airplane Travel - Premium Hardshell Roller Luggage, 17" Laptop Compartment, Black

As someone who travels a lot for pleasure, I'm always looking for something that I can easily carry through security or on a plane. I've tried a few different brands in the past, like Samsonite and Tumi. In my opinion, this falls somewhere between the two brands. Immediately, there were several things that made this stand out to me:- The fact that handles are on ALL sides is a huge win, for me. I find myself frustrated almost every time I discover I've put my current luggage in the overhead bin, and I've failed to leave it facing one of the two directions it has a handle.- The zippers are durable - and quiet. I hate how loud some zipper pulls can be on some luggage. The pulls on this suitcase are a nice, high quality, rubbery material.- I prefer a cloth suitcase, but always want something sturdy. While I haven't been able to travel with it as long as some of my other luggage, this feels really sturdy. The outer material feels nice, and is water resistant.- I typically prefer suitcases with 4 wheels. However, you do always have to trade off how compact your luggage is for four wheels. I think because it's so small, the fact it only has two wheels isn't a dealbreaker for me.- For being a continental (vs international) carry on size, the inside space is well thought out. I'm someone that would typically pack an extra pair of shoes, large toiletry bag, 2-3 pairs of pants, and 6-8 shirts for my typical trips. I didn't have any trouble making it work for my needs (it did require it to be expanded). However, I do understand others may pack differently, so your mileage may vary.- I also love the way the front pocket is designed. I like to keep a book and several other small items handy in my backpack because most suitcases' front pockets are worthless. This is by far the best front pocket i've had on a suitcase, and will easily free up space in my backpack.In all, I'm very happy with this, and would recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade their luggage.

I just got back from a vacation in Utah and SW Colorado. We went through Denver AP to Grand Junction. I benefited from the expansion feature from hotel to hotel. Compression bags made it easy to compress everything I took into the main section. The section accessible from the outside was usable as well. I thought the bag was highly durable and it held up very well. When racing through a busy, crowded airport trying to catch a connecting flight, however, I found myself occasionally on one wheel or dragging it. I could have gotten the four-wheeled design for the same price, but overall, I believe I made the right choice. It can be pulled down the aisle, and the multiple handles are a plus. The main telescopic handle was sturdy. To me, it was worth the money compared to the wide assortment of carry-ons I saw, many of which did not look anywhere as capable as the Nomatic.

Came with the scratch and overall quality isn’t impresive at all. Worst part that wheels don’t allow you to carry it in front or next to you: have to be dragged. I actually bought the entire collection : carryon and 15l backpack are both very heavy. And stiching is not that good and looks a bit cheap. One of the backpack zippers works bad. Nomatic really disappointed so far.

This is a great carry on luggage! I had my laptop and iPad secure with easy access. Then had lots of room for clothes.

Does not fit 17” laptop as stated in laptop compartment—not even close. My 14” Lenovo x1 carbon barely fit snug, my asus with graphics card no chance. I returned and ended up resorting to a pgytech backpack for traveling with bigger laptop. My bigger laptop is actually a 16” and I laughed when I open boxed this and tried to fit my laptop—no chance mang, oh dang.