Product Details
- Size: One Size
- Color: Black
- Brand: Olympia
- Model: AF-8922-Black-One Size
- Dimensions: 22.00" h x
9.00" w x
14.00" l,
10.00 pounds
Features
- Constructed Of Rugged 840 D. 3-Tone Jacquard Polyester
- 4 wheel spinner allows free movement in all directions
- Expanding feature that adds 20% more packing capacity
- Interior top hanging zipper pocket & dual buckle tie-belt
- China
Olympia Skyhawk 22 Inch Expandable Airline Carry-On,Black,One Size
Product Description
American Airline Skyhawk Expandable 22 Carry-on
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
72 of 72 people found the following review helpful.
By toomanybooks
I travel every week for business, so I need a suitcase that is roomy, lightweight, and that is small enough that I never have to check luggage. I replaced a 15 year old suitcase with this and am thrilled! It seems durable (I've been using for two months), has a great look, is easy to maneuver (spinning wheels help), and also has ample room in the main pocket and useful outside pockets the perfect size for your laptop, book, boarding pass, and whatever else you need to take quickly from your suitcase before boarding the plane. I would definitely purchase this again.
68 of 69 people found the following review helpful.
By John S. Dean
I've done a lot of traveling, and have gone through a lot of luggage since the early 80's. And I miss the days of no baggage fees, and having to be so careful of the size of the luggage to not get nailed with another fee when they say "Sorry, that won't fit." Since this one is specifically the size allowed for carryon for most carrier airframes (other than the little prop hoppers probably) that problem should be minimized.This unit is VERY well constructed. No loose threads hanging out, zippers all feel nice and solid, and the pulls work well and the teeth mesh perfectly. Looks great, and the expandable/collapsable handle works well, lock and all, and feels quite solid when extended. The wheels pivot well and roll well when you're pulling it behind you, but the thing I don't like about them is that it doesn't roll well when tilted and PUSHED rather than pulled. Sometimes as I'm going it's easier to push a piece of luggage in front of me depending on traffic flow, and this one just doesn't do that at all. One of the wheels will stay in the right position to be pushed, but the other won't line up in that direction, and points off, making this thing roll in random directions. So while the wheels work quite well, it's only when pulled behind as designed...Other than that this is one of the better pieces of luggage I've had as far as sturdiness and flexibility. the carry handle is very thick and well made, the metal bands thicker than most I've seen in this size, and double riveted to the bag itself.I took this on a trip this week, and had no problems with it fitting in the compartments on a Delta jet, it fit both ways, shoved in wheels first so it was "longest" way to protrude, as well as pushing in sideways when there were not many people on the return flight. Held up great, no scuffs, and the little plastic bag that it comes with for toothpaste and such was enormously helpful going through customs. As was the front zippered section, which is where I carried both my iPad and my son's iPad, so they were quickly and easily removed for the security checkpoints.
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
By Ashley N. Rollins
So, I recently purchased this bag because I was taking a trip to Vegas and wanted a little additional space than the backpack that I normally use. The reviews for this bag were great and that was what really propelled me to get this bag.First, about the bag. The bag is wonderful. Extra compartments, plenty of pockets, wheels/handles/zippers all work great.However, each and every time I went to get on a plane (I had two a connecting flight both ways, for a total of 4 planes), I was asked to check my bag since it didn't fit in the airline approved compartment. The stewardess' on each flight made me place my bag (which was not opened that additional two inches and not "stuffed" by any means) in that mental sizer before boarding the plane. Of COURSE it's not going to fit. (But then again, whose carry-on bag actually fits in there?)Either way, on 2 of the 4 flights (all Frontier), they took my bag and made me check it. On the remaining two, I was stopped by a stewardess who told me that it was too big. I told her that the bag was sized by American Airlines to fit in the overhead compartment and that it was a carry-on. Admittedly, I was getting a little annoyed by being harassed by this bag since I had purchased it with the intent of carrying on. Seeing much bigger bags be let on is also completely frustrating.Either way, the bag DOES fit just fine in the overhead bin. Slips right in. However, as the flight attendant rudely told me, "the bag MAY fit in the overhead bin, but it doesn't mean the airline standards of size."So....I don't know if this is an issue with Frontier or if this is something that will be encountered with other airlines. I will be flying home to Chicago using both Southwest and American Airlines (now if THEY make me check this bag I will have to laugh) so I can update this review when I have experience with other airlines.
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