Rick Steves 21" Roll Aboard Bag -- Wide World Books & Maps, Seattle's Travel Store

New Look: Rick has improved his popular Roll-Aboard with a side-access, full-length front pocket; larger U-shaped openings for the upper and lower pockets; nicer grab handles; and a choice of four rich colors with black accent trim.
Best of Both Worlds: The high-density polyester face of the Roll-Aboard is rucksack-soft, but the rest is backed with a hard lexan shell to give maximum protection to your belongings.
Carry-On-Friendly: Measuring 9" x 21" x 14" (un-expanded), it fits within airlines' carry-on guidelines — and weighs only 7 lbs.!
It's Expandable: When you need to carry more, pull on the expando-zipper and gain an extra 2" of cargo depth (making your bag "fatter" than the carry-on limit).
Big and Practical: A generous, fully-lined 2500 cubic-inch main compartment inside, plus three outside pockets (small, medium and huge) — perfect for often-used items.
Extra-Long Handle: The telescoping handle extends a full 23" beyond the top of the bag, giving you more rolling comfort.
Zoom Zoom: Big, strong inline skate wheels glide your goodies over uneven surfaces.
Piggy Back: The outside add-a-bag strap lets you clip on your day bag, and roll 'em together.
Handy Extras: We include a pair of mesh bags for smaller items, and a clip-in security pouch (which you can also clip inside your Civita or Appenzell Day Pack).
Compression: Two internal compression straps keep your load compact and stable.
Make Your Back Happy: Rick's research tells him that travelers who bought convertible wheeled bags never put them on their backs anyway, so they've eliminated the extra weight and expense — this bag is not convertible!
Rave Review: John Flinn (Travel Editor, San Francisco Chronicle) writes about the 21” Roll-Aboard, "After listening to me kvetch about roll-aboards for years, my wife, Jeri, went out last year and bought one. And now I'm eyeing it covetously. Unlike so much of the luggage I've seen, it looks as if it was designed by someone who actually travels. Its wheels are big and tough, its handles comfortable and its compartments thoughtfully arranged. It's sized to meet airlines' carry-on requirements, and Jeri can fit three weeks' worth of clothes inside, with room to spare."
Cool Colors: Choose Black, Evergreen, Merlot or Blue Spruce. Imported.
Other Options: If you're looking for a bag without wheels, be sure to check Rick Steves' Convertible Carry-On.