Eagle Creek

Tarmac AWD 22 Carry-On Bag

Would you take a front-wheel drive compact car to the Moab Jeep Safari? No. You'd take your sweetheart, a restored 1987 Toyota LandCruiser. The same logic applies to luggage. You don't want a flimsy plastic grocery bag holding your travel essentials; instead you want the Eagle Creek Tarmac AWD 22 Carry-On Bag. The 14x22x9-inch profile falls within size restrictions for most major airlines carry-on luggage, and gnarly fabric tolerates being crammed, shoved, and manhandled into tight spaces. Don't waste valuable cash on boosting airline profits — spend your money on things that matter, like snow globes and Eiffel Tower key chains.
Triple-ply polycarbonate back shell fabric resists elephantine abrasions, whether it's from ragged concrete curbs, worn-out overhead compartments, or your steel-toed boots as you kick the bag into position. The front fabric consists of rugged Bi-Tech, designed to put up a strong front in the face of (literally and physically) rough situations. Dynamic Spin Wheels, encased in sturdy wheel housing and protected by bumpers, twist and wiggle 360-degrees for easy handling over any terrain, be it cobblestone streets, gravel driveways, or potholes bigger than Delaware.
Even though you're thinking about tandem skydiving with this durable piece of luggage, why risk busting your tablet? The padded exterior pocket and padded tablet sleeve protect your electronic goodies from the typical bumps and bruises encountered on land-based excursions, not from 10,000 feet above ground. A lockable 3-1-1 pocket is more than just a quick place to stash your liquids and gels: it stores the coat-keeper bungee cord when not in use, and most importantly, has a key fob with Porter Key bottle opener. The main compartment expands by 15% when you've indulged your decorative plate fetish, and multiple padded grab handles make it a snap to snatch the Tarmac AWD 22 from any angle.