Can I use this bag as carryon? I realize it doesn't fit the dimensions for many airlines.
144951
I have used it before as a carry-on. Both domestic and international flights. You can unzip the daypack and have that as your "personal" bag.
144952
I have the Farpoint 65 and I can't imagine trying to carry it on - it's huge! As you said, it doesn't fit the carryon dimensions, and the sides are too rigid to try to squish it down and make it look smaller. I don't understand how other people carry theirs on . . .
144953
Yes. It fits American Airlines and Vueling Airlines (European Flights), even when my friend was forced to check his Gregory pack.
144954
Yes! I have been all over the world with mine and never had any issues with overhead bins and never been asked to check it.
41150
I have used it as carry-on. It does depend on how full it is packed, I suppose. But I had no problem.
1724054
You have to get the carry on dimensions directly from the airline you are travelling on. They have this info posted on their websites. I believe though that it will be too large.
221909
From my experiences the bag may be a little big to meet the airlines requirements for carry-on luggage. Each airlines post thier size restrictions online; may be helpful.
953541
In my experience, yes. I have flown both domestic and international airlines (Southwest and United) with this bag as a carry-on (and packed pretty much full). It can get a little unwieldy and might be difficult to cram into the overhead compartments, but it does fit and I never had any trouble with the airlines or security about the size.
1523604
It will fit. The bag holds more than my carry on if you really pack it full. I put it under my seat on plane flights and it is normally pretty stuffed. I think the bag won't disapoint you.
1617934
I have had mixed experiences with this. Most of the time, I have been allowed to carry it own without an issue. I have once been told I had to check it - admittedly, it was stuffed completely full and it was an international flight. I have not had a problem with it fitting in the overhead space, but it will not fit under the seat in front of you. Agree with RF Zeiss, I think it is a great carryon. It's a terrific bag. Safe Travels- Rob
1617933
I have not flown with it yet, but it might be a little bit on the large side if you had it stuffed. Also some of the more tighter older plane's might not let you use it for a carry-on and make you check it in.
1922463
I don`t think so (not full). I have the Medium, that is exactly carry on size. Just look at the size?!
2074231
I doubt it would fit. It's a pretty tall carrier. You're better off looking for something that's more horizontal and, of course, calling the airline to find out what their requirements are.
1368295
It's 32" long, 10.5" tall and about 7" deep (hard to tell with the curved top). I'm pretty sure it wouldn't fit into the wire frame they have to show you what the maximum dimensions of carry-on luggage are. It would fit in the overhead compartment just fine, but it'd be up to the individual airline to allow it or not.
1386952
It folds in half so I would think so, but I don't know the size requirements of airlines these days. If it's Southwest, it might be a little wider than that small window they have you put your bag through. But the weight shouldn't be an issue.
467422
Unlikely. I believe it will be too large but you can double check by getting the max allowable dimensions from the airline you are flying.
1393608
Yes, we could easily fit a couple carry-ons, plus more. It's 4' wide and expandable in height. Can't remember the depth, but I'm sure that info is included on the Rola website. I measured what I wanted to put in it, and fit more in than I needed to...just left more room in our vehicle. Great bag!
971962
Not a chance that it would fit in airline carry on, and if you tried you would certainly get some looks. It actually ships in two boxes. One box is about 3.5 long and 1 ft sides. The other box is smaller but too big for carry on dimensions, the overhead door would not close. Much to cumbersome for an airline carry on. I would suggest shipping directly to where you are assembling it. It is fairly well padded in both boxes, which amounts to its size.
267869
I don't remember the exact dimensions but it was smaller than I thought it would be due to the compression packaging. I think you could probably fit it into a carry-on sized bag but allowed sizes vary per airline. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, got it over a year ago. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer to get an exact dimension?
577944
Yes. I had this bag with me as a carry on during my flight to Asia. Keep in mind, it doesn't fit under the seat. It only can be stowed away on the cabin compartment. This is a great bag. I really like it.