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A Professional Packer Shares the 11 Best Carry-on Bags That Actually Fit a Week's Worth of Clothes — From $30

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There are some travelers who are completely at ease with bringing just two or three outfits on a trip to skip checking a bag . I am not one of them. I like to pack as many options as my carry-on luggage will allow. While this may initially seem to contradict my title as a professional packer — I’m the founder of the Just Packed travel site and corresponding newsletter — the two aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive. Instead, I define an expertly packed carry-on bag as one that contains everything that you may need on your trip (and still has the ability to close).

Before the actual packing process can begin, though, it’s critical to have luggage pieces that offer ample room to ensure its spot in the overhead bin or under the airplane seat in front of you. But, not every travel bag is up for the task. Over my years of research, both on the ground and in the air, these are the 11 roomiest carry-on bags that I've found. They include classic suitcases as well as travel totes, backpacks, and duffels that help you pack a week's worth (and even more) of clothes so you'll have everything that you need for your next trip.

Away Bigger Carry-on

In my line of work, I’m constantly testing different suitcase brands and styles. My 22-inch Away Bigger Carry-on has yet to be topped when it comes to how much it can hold. From the outside, it looks like a basic, albeit sleek , suitcase; there are no bells and whistles. That simplicity, however, is the key to its success. Every inch of the suitcase serves to get the job done (a.k.a. hold as much as possible). By using the interior compression system, I can fit about one week’s worth of clothes without trying too hard — but if I use a few of my tried-and-true packing hacks , I can make it work for a two-week trip.

It's also made with a polycarbonate hardshell, a sturdy material that I always look for when suitcase shopping because of its durability. Trust me, you'll appreciate it when your carry-on gets tossed around during takeoff and landing.

July Carry-on Pro

I might be loyal to my Away suitcase, but the 21-inch July Carry-on Pro recently caught my eye. It has a similar design, but it comes with a few more functional features. The front pocket can fit a 15-inch laptop and an iPad (although I tend to use compartments like this to hold a few items of clothing), and the Y-strap compression system helps keep the contents of the suitcase neatly packed down. I haven’t gotten a test to take mine out for a spin yet, but the luggage brand notes that it can hold six to eight outfits, or between five to seven days’ worth of clothing. 

Amazon Basics 20-inch Hardside Spinner

If you’re looking for a more affordable carry-on suitcase, the highly-rated Amazon Basics 20-inch Hardside Spinner might do the trick. Coming in at under $65 thanks to a limited-time deal, this best-selling carry-on is the perfect choice for anyone who wants a capacious bag but doesn’t travel enough to warrant one with a higher price tag. Several reviewers noted that it’s great for week-long trips with its expansion feature that adds 15 percent more packing space, the interior organizer, and the three smaller zippered pockets. 

MZ Wallace Deluxe Large Metro Tote

Overpackers who are actively trying to avoid bringing checked bags on their travels need the MZ Wallace Deluxe Large Metro Tote in their luggage repertoire. Not only is it, hands down, the most spacious tote that I’ve ever used, but it’s also pliable and filled with different pockets and compartments to keep everything organized in a designated spot. I think of it like a Mary Poppins-style bag. On a recent weekend trip, it served as my only piece of luggage, and I had no issue zipping it up while it held my pajamas, two outfits, a pair of sneakers, my laptop, a small toiletry bag, and a collection of other miscellaneous items (chargers, snacks, a hairbrush, etc). But when you're flying, use this as your personal bag along with your carry-on suitcase so you can get away with bringing more clothes on board. 

When buying a new travel tote to use as a carry-on, I always recommend paying close attention to how the bag is designed (and how it will keep your belongings secure). Does it zip, tie, or latch everything inside? The exact closure method, and how it’s implemented, can significantly affect how much can be carried inside. This one has a zip-top design, so I know that it will keep everything safe from spilling out if I put it in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of me.

L.L. Bean Medium Boat and Tote Zip-Top

The classic L.L. Bean Boat and Tote comes in a variety of sizes and colors, and there’s even the option to choose one with or without a zip-top closure. The extra-large tote is technically the largest, but I personally use the medium-sized zip-top version. Inside, I’ll fit my toiletry bag (which tends to take up too much space in my suitcase), laptop, chargers, a water bottle, and a smaller crossbody bag. I’ve also never had any issues fitting it under the seat in front of me on a plane, and it’s sturdy enough to stay upright during take-off or turbulence. 

Oeihuivt Weekender Bag

The Oeihuivt Weekender Bag is the more affordable twin of the steeper-priced duffel bag that I usually use. According to the brand, the bag can hold between two and four days' worth of essentials inside its six pockets, main compartment, and roomy shoe pouch. If I’m traveling with just a pair of shoes on my feet, I’ll often use the shoe pouch as a hack to store more clothes; it makes the perfect spot for my socks, Dopp kit, a sweatshirt, and a pair of jeans. 

Paravel Foldable Travel Duffel Bag

I always think of my Foldable Travel Duffel Bag from Oprah-loved brand Paravel as my “in case of packing emergencies” bag. On a trip to Jackson Hole last year, I knew that there was a possibility that I’d be leaving with a few more items than I’d arrived with — so I tucked this duffel into my suitcase to use on the journey home. It’s one of those bags that’s deceptively roomy, and it held the hiking boots, sneakers, puffer vest, and several sweaters that had been displaced from my suitcase by my new Wyoming purchases. In addition to being an M.V.P. for bringing back souvenirs, it can also be used as a tote when you're at your destination, and even a beach bag if needed. 

Bjlfs Weekender Carry-on

Some trips require a do-it-all kind of bag, one that can handle whatever you need it to hold. Enter the Bjlfs Weekender Carry-on. Its exact dimensions have it measuring in at around 10.7 inches by 22 inches by 7 inches, which means that it has more than enough room for a three-day weekend trip's wardrobe — and you’ll have no trouble fitting it in most overhead bins or under the seat in front of you should you use it as a personal bag. Interested in seeing how it would perform on a longer trip? According to one reviewer , they paired it with a small carry-on suitcase for an 11-day trip, and it was perfect.

Cuyana Classic Easy Zipper Tote

My vast collection of travel bags waxes and wanes on a regular basis, but there are a few extra-roomy styles that maintain their starting positions on my roster. One of those is my Cuyana Classic Easy Zipper Tote. The leather bag is a staple for work travel, and it holds more than you’d think upon initial glance. If you pair it with a carry-on for your next flight, you'll definitely be able to fit everything that you need for your trip. 

A foolproof way to wisely choose a spacious carry-on bag is to identify its purpose. As one of my allowed carry-on bags, this roomy tote is always reserved for my laptop, which means that it has to be strong and wide enough to hold my heavy, 16-inch MacBook Pro and my other essentials. I’ve gone on several trips where it’s managed to perfectly carry my laptop, a couple of books, an extra layer, a water bottle, and even a Dopp kit or crossbody bag.

Roam Continental Backpack

When I say that the Roam Continental Backpack holds just as much as a duffel bag, I mean it. It first accompanied me on a trip to Venice, and I was immediately blown away by the capacity of each compartment. There’s an exterior laptop compartment, which holds all of my chargers, a front pocket (and is great for snacks and smaller toiletries), and a large main compartment. The latter fit a pair of shoes, the rest of my toiletries, a light jacket, and a small purse. There are also two water bottle holders on the backpack’s sides; I used one for my Yeti and the other for a couple pairs of socks. 

Lo & Sons Large Rowledge Backpack

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I’ve found that the Lo & Sons Large Rowledge Backpack is slightly less bulky than the above Roam style, but somehow, it’s almost just as spacious. If I’m using it as a secondary carry-on bag, the backpack always has extra room; if I’m bringing it on a short weekend trip, I typically don’t need to bring another bag. By using the rolling folding method, I can fit three to four outfits in the larger compartment, and the front compartment is perfect for a travel-sized toiletry bag and other essential accessories. 

Bagsmart Hanging Toiletry Bag

This isn't a piece of luggage, but it's an essential item for making everything fit in a carry-on. There are a few things that I’ll sacrifice when packing — like extra pairs of shoes or an additional coat — but my beauty routine is not one of them. I’m a stickler for using my specific skin and hair care products, even while traveling, so I require a toiletry bag that can hold everything. The large Bagsmart Hanging Toiletry Bag can carry all of my skincare, shampoo and conditioner, makeup, and other hygiene products. If it’s packed in my carry-on, I just have to make sure to use my TSA-sized products or transfer my liquids to my trusty Cadence capsules .

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The Best Ways to Travel With (or Without) Your Skis

You can take them on the plane or rent them when you get to the slopes, but most people should think twice about shipping them ahead of time.

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If you’ve ever planned a ski vacation, you know that getting your ski gear to the mountain is not simple and not cheap, especially when planes are involved. We looked into whether it’s better to check your ski bags, ship them or just rent stuff when you get there, and we’ve discovered some definitive truths, and steps to take, when it comes to price and convenience.

When you should check

The first step: Get out your luggage scale. (Or buy one.) No matter how you decide to transport your gear, every method has weight restrictions, so it will be a helpful tool no matter what.

The next step: Figure out if you can get free bags with your ticket. Two free checked bags would be ideal: one being your suitcase, and the other being your ski bag. One little bit of good news is that if you have separate ski and boot bags, six of the largest airlines — United, American, Alaska, Delta, Southwest and JetBlue — will count them as one piece of luggage. These airlines also don’t penalize you for these bags’ outsized dimensions, though the two bags do need to weigh, together, less than 50 pounds. Not going over the limit should be easy in most cases. We weighed a large, wheeled snowboard bag containing two boards with bindings and boots, and it was only 27 pounds. Overweight bag fees start at $150 round trip and go up. For $150, you could rent gear for at least three days.

So if you’re a premier member on any airline, fly that airline if you can and take advantage of your bag allowance. Problem solved. If you’re not, then try to fly Southwest, which allows two free checked bags with all tickets. Problem also solved. As daunting as it sounds, getting oversized luggage through the airport isn’t that bad. The bags are out of your hands almost immediately, especially if you can check curbside. (Don’t forget to tip.)

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Free bags aren’t a possibility? This is when you consider renting equipment. It’s easier and more convenient than it may seem at first, and comes with a few advantages. The gear is always tuned up and ready to go (a fresh wax on your neglected skis or board can cost you $50), and the shop will have the right equipment for the terrain, which may differ from your home slopes. Renting can also be a great deal for families: Children under 12 often get a free, or at least discounted, rental with each adult rental. Finally, if you usually take public transit or a shuttle from home to the airport, you won’t have to lug the gear.

Whether renting gear is cheaper than paying to check the bags depends mostly on how many days you’ll use it. An average adult rental package can cost up to $50 a day, and often less. Will you be on the mountain for two or three days? Then renting is cheaper than checking two bags.

What if you’ll use the gear five days or more? That’s where you think ahead; you’ll pay about the same for two bags as you will to rent for five days. So if you’re going to be skiing longer than a week, paying for baggage becomes worth it again. Can you get by with checking only your ski gear and living out of a carry-on? Checking one bag costs at most $60 round trip, so it’s cheaper to pay for the bag than rent, as long as you use your gear more than once.

Don’t want to wait in a rental line on the mountain? If you have access to a car, rent from a shop in town; it may even have better prices. If you don’t have a car, see if Ski Butlers serves the area. The service will bring the rental gear to your hotel or condo door, and then pick it up when you’re done. The standard adult package is $50 a day. That falls on the high end of rental pricing, but you can get a 10 percent discount if you book a week in advance.

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There is only one type of person who needs to ship their stuff: someone who’s absolutely set on using their own gear and can’t check a bag. Why not? Maybe you’re traveling in a large, fractious party and need your hands free in the airport. Maybe your gear absolutely must arrive by a specific date. Maybe you’re not heading straight to the ski hill but visiting other places first and don’t want your gear tagging along.

No matter what your scenario, know this: Shipping is never cheaper than checking luggage. We got price quotes from four luggage shipping services — Ship Skis , FedEx , Luggage Free and Luggage Forward — for sending one ski bag from New York City to Breckenridge.

The least expensive shipped bag — which, by the way, can weigh no more than 25 pounds — costs $140 round trip. The most you could possibly pay for a single checked bag, which can weigh up to 50 pounds, is $120 round trip.

Yes, that’s only a difference of $20, but that’s the one-bag price. The disparity grows from there. For two bags (again, each one can weigh, tops, 25 pounds), the cheapest shipping option is $110 more expensive than paying to check your one 50-pound bag. Also, if you’re shipping a ski-bag/boot-bag combo? Surprise: They don’t count as one bag anymore. You’ll have to pay for them as two separate bags.

With shipping, you also have to plan ahead to get the best deal. The quotes we used for comparison are for five-day ground service, meaning you need to ship your bags out almost a week before your trip.

Shipping services do offer one major advantage: They pick up your gear at your house. If you don’t have a car or shuttle that can get you to the airport with all your stuff, and renting gear is not an option — or money is simply no object — then the extra convenience may justify the extra cost. Of those four shipping services, Ship Skis generally had the best rates; Luggage Free came close, letting you to ship a heavier bag (up to 32 pounds) for nearly the same price. Luggage Forward was, all-around, more expensive than the others. And skip FedEx too: it charges an extra fee for pickup, and the rates aren’t great, even with the company’s ship your gear program, which gives you discounts on certain FedEx services.

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The trains and stations of the Moscow Metro

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The Moscow Metro is the third most intensive subway system in the world after Tokyo and Seoul subways. The first line was opened on May 15, 1935. Since 1955, the metro has the name of V.I. Lenin.

The system consists of 12 lines with a total length of 305.7 km. Forty four stations are recognized cultural heritage. The largest passenger traffic is in rush hours from 8:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 19:00.

Cellular communication is available on most of the stations of the Moscow Metro. In March 2012, a free Wi-Fi appeared in the Circle Line train. The Moscow Metro is open to passengers from 5:20 to 01:00. The average interval between trains is 2.5 minutes.

The fare is paid by using contactless tickets and contactless smart cards, the passes to the stations are controlled by automatic turnstiles. Ticket offices and ticket vending machines can be found in station vestibules.

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The Moscow metro stations are the best That I know, cars do not.

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Great videos! Moscow Metro is just spectacular. I actually visited Moscow myself quite recently and wrote a post about my top 7 stations, please check it out and let me know what you think! :)

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• Bike Bag weight : Lightweight making it easy to carry; 21 lbs

Retail Price New : $579.95 , think of all the fun activities you can accomplish with those rental savings when you rent a bike travel case from us.

Description : Since our founding in 2012, we have spent years researching, debating, testing and striving to meet bike customers’ needs regarding the best bike travel bag for cycling, outdoors and mountain biking adventures. Let us apply these cycling travel lessons learned to your upcoming cycling trip. This water-resistant bicycle travel bag was carefully selected for those cyclists looking for a bike travel bag easy to set up, with lots of space and protection and at a reasonable price.

We discovered Evoc in 2019 when we were searching for a bike travel bag to head out to Colorado for some mountain biking. After traveling with this bike travel bag with our friends, we knew we had to carry this brand going forward. 

Book with us today so you can spend more time training for your bike race. Trust us, you will be happy you spent more time training and less time searching the internet as you close in on your big cycling and/or triathlon day. Let RentLuggage help you so you can keep your biking memories, complete your bike race and conquer the big race. Your basement, garage or attic will thank you for the extra space you save by renting with us. Don’t let your basement become the graveyard of travel gear past.

EVOC Unisex Bicycle Travel Bag Features:

• Material: Ripstop-Nylon (PU coated), rubber
• Access: Large main compartment
• Two side compartments for wheels
• Compartments for pedals/accessories
• Fits most: XC, All Mountiain, Enduro, Freeride, Downhill, 26″, 27.5″, 29″, Gravel, Road, and Triathlon bikes
• Fits mountain (Yes, 650b and 29’ers too!), road, time-trial, cyclocross, and triathlon bicycles
• Packs in minutes
• max. wheelbase 126 cm
• Robust system for securing frame and fork
• Integrated padding for drivetrain protection
• Two padded wheel compartments
• Heavy duty nylon-ripstop with 10 mm padding
• Abrasion resistant panels in high wear areas
• Smooth inline-skate wheels with sealed bearings
• Stable and easy to use

Questions on  EVOC Unisex Bicycle Travel Bag   Installation and Packing? Let us know. 

How To Get this Awesome Bike Travel Case to You.

FAQ on Bike Travel Bags

Rent from and Return from Anywhere in the Continental United States.

It simply means us shipping one of our rentals to your starting destination and you sending it back from a completely different location in a different part of the United States at the end of your travel.

No extra charges to accomplish this time and money saving task. Here are more details about this time saving idea.

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• Free Shipping when you purchase rental services or travel products totaling over $125 in one order.
• Our standard and cheapest option is FedEx Ground which normally takes 2 to 5 business days. Check out our shipping map  of USA to see exact details of shipping days!
• We now offer several FedEx shipping options listed  on the check out page if FedEx Ground is not fastest enough.
• If you place a rental order after 5 PM Central Time, the earliest the rental bag will ship is the next business day. Please consider this timing issue when determining delivery date and shipping options.
• Still have questions on shipping? Call us at: 866-550-1154 .
• We take orders several months out. The sooner you place the order, the better we can guarantee you will get your rental on time.
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You will select the date you want the item to be delivery on when you proceed to the check out page. There will be a required field called ‘Delivery Date’ which allows you to select the exact day you want the item to arrive at your door step.

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Our mission.

Continuing on with our Mission to save people time, money and headaches, we have developed a Charitable GIVING Program.

It allows a part of your hard earned dollars to help other people with their time, money and headache. Our program is the perfect backpack win-win solution for everyone.

How the Share & Save Program Works

When you rent a backpack from us, we will make a charitable donation to local charities to purchase backpacks filled with school supplies for children in the United States. Our Program allows your time, money and headache savings to be turned into new backpacks for children.

Why We Want to Help

We believe every child desires a backpack so on the first school day every child starts on equal ground. Help us reach our goal by renting a backpack from us . With only one simple click, you will get the chance to save money, time and headaches and help kids on their first school day.

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