Why We Like The Eagle Creek Gear Warrior XE 4 Wheeled Carry-On
Small and mighty, the Eagle Creek Gear Warrior XE 4 Wheeled Carry-On handles the cobbled streets of old cities and the bustle of transportation hubs with ease. The Hypalon-reinforced corners, four beefy multidirectional wheels, and a telescoping handle help us swivel through the crowd unscathed, while the compression straps keep our type-A packing job pristine.
Details
- Carry-on roller bag for your far-flung adventures
- 45-liter capacity offers plenty of room for a weekend getaway
- 4 multidirectional wheels and reinforced handle for easy maneuverability
- Expandable design provides an extra 10 liters of volume for souvenirs
- Internal pockets secure your laptop and keep small items accessible
- External and internal compression straps help keep contents secure
- Lockable zippers offer additional security (lock sold separately)
- Item #EAGM36F
- Responsible Collection
- Recycled/Repurposed
- Material
- 600D 100% recycled polyester dobby
- Volume
- 45L (2728cu in), [expanded] 55L (3334cu in)
- Rolling
- 4 multidirectional wheels, impact-resistant handle
- Pockets
- [internal] 1 laptop sleeve, 2 zippered mesh
- Carry-On
- yes
- Compression
- dual side, internal
- Closure
- lockable zippers (lock sold separately)
- Dimensions
- 21.65 x 14 x 9in, [expanded] 21.65 x 14 x 11in
- Claimed Weight
- 8lb
- Activity
- travel
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
3 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 18, 2024
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- I returned this product before using it
Overall length is measured to the wheel base. BUT the bag is almost an inch shorter, Fully expanded I question whether it will hold 55 liters. The internal handle liner is flimsy, especially near the zip closure. Likewise the thin rubber external tie downs, I found the zipper 'sticky' and balky to close, A plus are the removable wheels using an Allen wrench. This has been a weak point on two Eaglecreek pieces I owned. To replace cracked wheels I had to ship the luggage back at my own expense. Now owners should be able receive new wheels and do their own replacment. Luggage fabric looks reasonably durable.
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