Thule Crossover 2 Convertible Carry On

Me ha gustado todo, que tenga muchos compartimentos, el material y la calidad. No defrauda.

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I like the size of this luggage. It's smaller than a traditional roller carry on, so when you don't need that much room this piece is a good size. Enough room for a 1, maybe 2 night stay. Will easily fit into an overhead bin without taking much room. It's made of very rugged fabric, high quality zippers and several different carry options. Let's start with those first... It has a traditional shoulder strap, but this is larger than a messenger bag, so I found it too large to use the shoulder strap with the bag on my side. It was only a little better to have the bag hanging at my back when using the strap. The bag also has 2 different carry handles, one on the back and one on the top, so grabbing and carrying is easy. But what I liked the best was the conversion into a backpack (see picture). It feels very comfortable even when the pack is full. Yes it's big so definitely need to be aware of your surroundings. But it makes transporting the bag very easy for long distances. The backpack straps also tuck away (see before and after picture) inside the luggage so you don't have straps dangling all over the place when not in use. You do have to unhook them at the bottom to tuck the straps away, so it's not a super quick process, but it just takes a minute or so. Now let's talk storage. This is where the bag becomes hit and miss for me. There is a very large laptop pouch on the underside of the luggage (see picture). I think it's actually too big, and ends up taking up room in the main storage compartment. You could fit 2 15" MacBooks in this compartment is so large. I would have liked for them to make it a big smaller and allow for more room in the main compartment. It's also very padded, which is good for the laptop, but again it's at the cost of room in the main compartment. If you weren't traveling with a laptop, you could use this compartment for a pair of pants or a couple of shirts so it can be useful even though it's so large. There is a sunglasses compartment that I don't quite understand. It's a very rigid compartment on the top of the bag, and yes it will protect a pair of sunglasses, but it takes up a lot of room for a bag that's designed to be compact. And again, it has to share space with the main inside compartment (see picture of the compartment labeled). I could have done without this sunglasses pouch altogether. Maybe I could find another use for it to transport something fragile, but more often than not I won't find it that useful. Right now I'm using it to store the shoulder strap. There is a small storage compartment on the opposite side of the sunglasses pouch (see photo labeled "Top Outside Compartment" that contains 2 small zippered pouches, a key hook, and an RFID pouch for a wallet. This is a handy quick access pouch, but I wish it opened up a little wider. Finally, the main compartment. The main section is about 4" deep when the laptop compartment padding is pushed all the way down. But as I mentioned the shared space with the sunglasses compartment can't be condensed, so it just takes up a bunch of room in the main compartment and there's nothing that can be done about that. The other side of the main compartment has a small and a medium sized compartment that zippers shut. There's enough room for a couple articles of clothing in each of these, but too small to fit a pair of regular shoes (but sandals would fit). The luggage has no expanding zipper pouch, so the size is what it is. I will definitely find use for this luggage for short term travels, and the small size is welcome, but it does have it's limitations and for certain trips I will have to rely on a more traditionally sized carry on to meet my needs. It's built very well and I have no doubt it will last many years.

I'll start out by saying that I wouldn't pay $250 for this -- that's too much for what is basically just a good soft-side carry-on bag with backpack straps. It's got a bunch of little pockets for all sorts of stuff you'll probably bring while travelling for a weekend (e.g., sunglasses, laptop, etc). It's pretty light but not so light that I feel like my stuff is liable to be crushed. There's plenty of space inside (although, with all the pockets, I feel like some space is wasted). Zippers are sturdy and pull smoothly. Shoulder straps are comfortable and work just fine. Overall, a good piece of luggage.