Ended up getting the smaller "deluxe" model for it's size. The Multipurpose is WAY too big to fit under an airline seat, and it made my 21" spinner so top heavy that it was always falling over. If you use a big Rollaboard and J-hook, then the Multipurpose is probably great. If you travel light and nimble like me, then "deluxe" is the way to go.
Hello, this is a very helpful review. Can you tell me if this bag would fit upright under the seat on domestic airlines like United, American, Delta, and Alaska? These are the airlines I fly most. Thank you!
Upright, the tote is about 12" tall, but can be squished down to 11". I don't know for sure, but that might be too tall to have it upright. Laying on its back, it's about 10". I think I've stowed similar totes under the seat by laying them on their backs.
Hi Jeremy, great videos. I have both 18” and 22” rollaboards and I need a new flight bag. Was thinking of the Multi Purpose tote or the Vertical Overnighter. Was wondering which one you think would be a better combination. I’m on an Airbus so space isn’t a problem and the trips can be up to 6 days long. Cheers
If pairing with one of your rollaboards, I would probably go with the Multi-Purpose Tote. I haven't sold the Vertical Overnighter in several years, so if you want one, you will have to look elsewhere. In my opinion, it seems that carrying the vertical overnight with another rollaboard would be rather cumbersome unless you plan on rolling both.
If you are flight crew, FlightCrew5 is the way to go. The Multi-purpose Tote is larger and has more pockets/compartments and it is probably a few dollars less. Crew11 Deluxe Tote will look more stylish and has a little more rigidity to it, but it is basically one main compartment and a front pocket. Crew10 is probably similar and you might be able to find it on clearance somewhere.
Hello. I love your descriptive videos. I was wondering if you could pair this tote with a 22" Expandable and compare those totes sizes with the 22" expandable roller ones. Regards!
The totes pair nicely with the rollaboards and can be slid down the extending handle, or carried using the J-hook attachment. The tote is 15” wide and the rollaboards are 14” wide across the top.
Ended up getting the smaller "deluxe" model for it's size. The Multipurpose is WAY too big to fit under an airline seat, and it made my 21" spinner so top heavy that it was always falling over. If you use a big Rollaboard and J-hook, then the Multipurpose is probably great. If you travel light and nimble like me, then "deluxe" is the way to go.
Hello, this is a very helpful review. Can you tell me if this bag would fit upright under the seat on domestic airlines like United, American, Delta, and Alaska? These are the airlines I fly most. Thank you!
Upright, the tote is about 12" tall, but can be squished down to 11". I don't know for sure, but that might be too tall to have it upright. Laying on its back, it's about 10". I think I've stowed similar totes under the seat by laying them on their backs.
Yes you can, especially in the exit rows. For other seats this might be a tighter fit, but it should still fit.
Hi Jeremy, great videos. I have both 18” and 22” rollaboards and I need a new flight bag. Was thinking of the Multi Purpose tote or the Vertical Overnighter. Was wondering which one you think would be a better combination. I’m on an Airbus so space isn’t a problem and the trips can be up to 6 days long. Cheers
If pairing with one of your rollaboards, I would probably go with the Multi-Purpose Tote. I haven't sold the Vertical Overnighter in several years, so if you want one, you will have to look elsewhere. In my opinion, it seems that carrying the vertical overnight with another rollaboard would be rather cumbersome unless you plan on rolling both.
Crew 10 vs crew 11 totes vs crew 5 multipurpose tote, which would you say is better?
If you are flight crew, FlightCrew5 is the way to go. The Multi-purpose Tote is larger and has more pockets/compartments and it is probably a few dollars less. Crew11 Deluxe Tote will look more stylish and has a little more rigidity to it, but it is basically one main compartment and a front pocket. Crew10 is probably similar and you might be able to find it on clearance somewhere.
Jeremy Wells thank you!
Hi, Do you know if the Flightcrew 4 Multipurpose Tote Stacking Air Crew Bag Luggage Super Plus is still available?
I just replied to your email. Short answer: no.
Short answer: Thanks!!
So sorry for asking, I wont do it again!!! So sorry!!
Hello. I love your descriptive videos. I was wondering if you could pair this tote with a 22" Expandable and compare those totes sizes with the 22" expandable roller ones. Regards!
The totes pair nicely with the rollaboards and can be slid down the extending handle, or carried using the J-hook attachment. The tote is 15” wide and the rollaboards are 14” wide across the top.
Any idea how this would fit a headset?
I don't think you would have any problem putting a large headset like David Clarks in the main compartment.