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Primark cabin bag with wheels

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ThereWeAreThensmileyface · 14/09/2026 12:57

Hi, anyone have experience with this bag, particularly taking it on Easyjet as handluggage,?

Its the £25 bag with wheels and retractable handle and shoulder strap.

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ThereWeAreThensmileyface · 14/09/2026 13:00

This one?

Primark cabin bag with wheels
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Hummusanddipdip · 14/09/2026 23:23

As long as it fits their measurements you should be fine

Walkacrossthesand · 15/09/2026 07:29

No experience of that bag, but my comment would be that a cabin bag should be as large as the rules allow (45x36x30 for EasyJet, including wheels & handles), and very light, as they allow 15kg maximum weight. Is that listed on website anywhere? Does that handle retract fully - it won’t be allowed to protrude beyond the measurement cage.

Bjorkdidit · 15/09/2026 12:04

In my limited experience, Easyjet are less strict than Ryanair, last time we used them there were several people taking massive trolley cases and holdalls in the cabin that were obviously significantly bigger than the large cabin bag limit.

Assuming it's smaller than the underseat limit, it looks like a practical solution as long as the trolley part doesn't take too much of the internal dimensions so you can't put much in. I wouldn't carry a holdall because I'd find the weight a struggle, but a holdall on wheels sounds good.

HairyMcCoo · 15/09/2026 12:14

I can't find it now as I bought it a while ago but I have a Primark wheeled back pack style carry-on and it's great. Good quality, really functional and the perfect size for carry on.

Agree with a PP that easyJet tends to be ok. Ryanair are stricter with carryon size and weight.

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