Eagle Creek No Matter What Flatbed AWD Carry-On Rolling Suitcase

The flatbed 22 picture in blue and black showed a 2 wheeled carry-on suitcase with a bar, upon arrival it was an allwheel drive. I chose to use Sierra Trading Post instead of Cabela's both advertised the exact same picture with a slightly different description but Sierra was offering a better price. the whole point was to get the two wheeled.

Bought this carry-on because we have had great luck in the past with Eagle Creek products. It did not work for us for 3 reasons. 1. Weight. It was too heavy for it's size--7.8 lbs for the smallest carry-on we would consider. 2. Size. It was measured counting the wheels in the dimensions and the interior was much smaller than the full size carry-on most domestic airlines allow. It would work well for airlines that have a smaller allowance for carry-on size. 3. Exterior. It has nylon straps with 2 sets of plastic buckles across the front. They would catch on things trying to slide into to out of the tight space of overhead compartments on planes let alone just moving it down the plane aisle on it's spinner wheels.
We bought the Travel Pro carry-on instead and like it much better as it weighs less, holds more, has a practical exterior and some very nice interior features missing from this particular Eagle Creek bag.

I had been looking for luggage for a long time. I have so many misc pieces due to buying cheap sets and bags break. This time I was going to buy a good bag with a good warranty. Eagle creek stands by their product. You can really see and feel the difference when it arrives. Quality.