Metz 20L

The Cabin Max Metz 30L is hands down the best cabin bag I’ve ever used. It fits perfectly under the seat (recently used it on an EasyJet flight) and manages to a lot, though it can look a little bulky. There are loads of handy pockets to keep everything organised tech, travel info, books, snacks, you name it! It feels really well made, sturdy zips, quality stitching, and surprisingly stylish for a backpack. In my opinion, it’s the ideal carry on. Practical, comfortable, and looks great while doing it.

Nice and small, but still with plenty of room to pack everything you need for a flight. The handy stow away back pack straps are a bonus, as you can easily convert this to a nap sack. Likewise the trolley handle is hidden away and can be used to wheel the bag around. It wheels easily too. There are plenty of zipped pocked for passports, documents, wallets etc and a reasonable amount of room for other items in the main compartment. It will easily fit under any seat in front of you on a flight. I haven’t used this yet but I am very satisfied with it and I’m sure it will be a useful addition to my holiday baggage.

Nice bag, just a bit too big for EasyJet I really like this backpack — it feels sturdy, well made, and holds a lot more than I expected. The layout is clever, and the suitcase-style opening makes packing super easy. It’s comfortable to carry too, even when it’s full. The only downside is that it’s a bit big for EasyJet’s underseat bag size. It can fit if you don’t pack too much, but if it’s even slightly full, it’s a tight squeeze. I still use it for other airlines and weekend trips though, and it’s perfect for that. Overall, great quality and really practical — just not the best choice if you’re flying EasyJet and want to avoid any size issues.

Great backpack, ideal for those short trips away on EasyJet, no worries about extra charges at the airport. You can fit plenty in the bag and it looks like good quality and should last. Comfortable to carry too.

Bought as an overnight bag which I could carry more easily than my usual holdall. It was larger than I expected but that was my fault for not checking the dimensions properly before ordering. Has lots of inner pockets and comfortable to wear. Only on the second day of my holiday but seems fine so far. Quality is good. According to manufacturers, backpack is meant to be suitable as carryon luggage when flying but currently on a road trip so won't be able to test this out until next year.

My family and I bought one of these backpacks each for our holiday to Spain. It fits in the overhead storage and under seats but also holds a lot, making it the perfect carry-on bag. There are so many different compartments and pockets, which makes it really handy for keeping things separate and finding things easily. I love the colour of this backpack and it's very sturdy, it feels like it's well-made. I don't worry about how much I pack in it or how heavy it gets. The straps are quite comfortable, so even if you are carrying it on your back with a lot inside, it doesn't cause pain, plus it has a cushion on the part that sits on your lower back. The only downside I find is the main compartment can be a bit clumsy if you open the zips just a bit too far. It's easy for the whole bag to come open and things to fall out. Overall, this is a really great backpack. Perfect for taking on holiday or day trips etc. and very well priced.

Very well put together, easy to use good quality with several useful pockets and mesh sections inside. Wheels and handle tucked away safely. Plenty of room if packed correctly. Easy access to important documents. Backpack straps can be safely tucked away when using the pulley. Used on my holiday successfully. Would say if you have lower back issues the wheels might irritate when carrying as a back pack and full. Hence why the pulley handle is beneficial

I have bought several CabinMax suitcases and backpacks for RyanAir and EasyJet flights, as we always take cabin bags only, and in the past have been very pleased with them. After 2-3 uses, however, this particular backpack has started fraying around the seams (a grey one bought at the same time is still fine). It's a good size although I find the style of opening a bit annoying as things tend to move around and fall out unless you use packing cubes. It does fit RyanAir's underseat measurements though, and is a useful addition to a cabin suitcase for 2-3 weeks' holidays.