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Burton Wheelie Flight Deck Luggage - 2008 BCS

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Wheelie Flight Deck Luggage
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Stuff your snowboard gear into the Burton Wheelie Flight Deck Luggage, and take off for a quick pow-hunting mission. Volume-enhancing CRAM zones around the zippers allow for overstuffing when you pick up an extra magazine and snacks for the flight, and front pockets make it easy to access your wallet and boarding pass. Strap your daypack to the main compartment with the Hideaway Snakestack attachment. The Wheelie Flight Deck meets most airline carry-on restrictions, and a removable storage section lets you keep your essentials close at hand after you store the main bag in the overhead compartment. This product is available for US shipment only. - Fall 2008.

Bottom Line: Pack this bag for a quick snow-shredding getaway.

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Rating for this product: 5

Best overhead wheeled bag I've found

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March 4, 2009

I had used an excellent Victorinox wheelie for a few years until my girlfriend got a Flight Deck. After borrowing hers on a couple flights, I had to get my own. Why is it the best? 1) Super space-efficient, due to compact telescoping handle and squared off corners (whereas my Victorinox and others, including the new Timbuk2 travel bags, are rounded and don't take advantage of the full size allowed by the airlines). 2) Excellent Burton construction. 3) Great little pockets and general layout.

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Does anyone know whether this bag will fit into the typical overhead

Does anyone know whether this bag will fit into the typical overhead compartment on like a 737, A319/320, etc. with the top facing out like you're supposed to? Or do you have to turn it sideways and eat up the whole overhead space? Thanks!

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February 27, 2009

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I've used my girlfriend's Flight Deck on a couple flights and have been able to fit it in the overhead as you described, not turned sideways. You might run into an issue on the smallest jets, but it seems like many size-compliant overhead bags have trouble on those planes.

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March 2, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Fits 3 of 4 overhead bins, rugged, and rolls smooth.

By: Backcountry.com Employee
July 14, 2010

Before purchasing this bag I tried a number of cheaper knock-off brands you can purchase at TJ Maxx, Kohls, etc. None of them combined clever organization, smooth rolling, efficient use of space, and durability like this bag.

I've made multiple trips from Utah to New England and carried more than enough gear for a week at home (with some recycling of shirts). Stuffed a suit coat, two pairs of shoes, all my wedding gear, and enough casual clothes for a couple of changes... plus my laptop, and it was a piece of cake loading the plane.

Of the four different airlines I've flown this bag fit in the overhead bins of three in the standard (wheels towards the outside of the plane) fashion. One airline (US Air?) had bins that were about an inch and a half too short so I had to ninja this thing in sideways.

Wheels roll smooth, handle extends easily without trouble. Telescoping aluminum sections felt a bit shaky at first but I just tightened things up with a screwdriver and no issues since.

Individual packing compartments have a black mesh cover that zips over each half to keep your gear from falling out when you open the Flight Deck up clamshell style. 'CRAM' zones truly work, and allow you to fit in an extra shirt or maybe a book that wouldn't have otherwise made the cut.

I'm sold, I'll buy another if this one ever bites the dust.

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What are the dimensions and how much does it weight?

What are the dimensions and how much does it weight?

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December 10, 2008

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22.5 x 13.5 x 10 inches (in the Tech Specs) and 8 pounds.

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December 10, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Flight Deck

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March 10, 2009

I just bought another Wheelie Flight Deck. They are the best bags ever. With the airline charges I use this bag almost exclusively when I travel know. I took a trip to Kauai/Maui and fit dress clothes, beach attire, and mask fins and snorkel gear!

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Rating for this product: 5

Best bag ever!!!!

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February 20, 2009

I like this bag because it is light weight and all the compartments on it. Ive had a few Burton bags and this is by far the best one!!!!!!

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Rating for this product: 5

Burton Wheelie Flightdeck luggage

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January 7, 2009

Let 'er
Awesome bag. Saved money at the airport by using it as a carry on. Held a lot. Organizes well! Great wheels.
Thanks

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Best overhead wheeled bag I've found

5 star rating

By: Hobdul March 4, 2009

I had used an excellent Victorinox wheelie for a few years until my girlfriend got a Flight Deck. After borrowing hers on a couple flights, I had to get more...

Fits 3 of 4 overhead bins, rugged, and rolls smooth.

5 star rating

By: Austin H. July 14, 2010

Before purchasing this bag I tried a number of cheaper knock-off brands you can purchase at TJ Maxx, Kohls, etc. None of them combined clever organization, more...

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Material:
Nylon 
Volume:
3051cu in (50L) 
Dimensions:
22.5 x 13.5 x 10in (57 x 34 x 25cm) 
Pockets:
2 Front 
Backpack Straps:
No 
Wheels:
IXIOM wheel system 
Recommended Use:
Travel 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year