Any recommendations for a carry on bag for Ryanair

Dapos

Hey,

Travelign to London next week. I'm looking to the biggest carry on bag i can find within these dimensions 55cm x 40cm x 20cm. Any recommendations?


Thanks.

Berty

You will be amazed what people will bring on board.

Use some common sense. You could buy a bag a little bigger but to answer your question the dimensions you have are the maximum you can buy so head out and ask in the shops for a cabin case.

I have one which to be honest is tiny really. You put in two pairs of shoes(mens) and you have barely enough for socks/underwear two shirts and a pair of jeans and it is stuffed.

Do not buy a hard backed case. They are heavier and are not as easy to seal if you try to squeeze more products in.

Head into the bag shop or depending on your location downstairs to Arnotts where they sell off stuff cheaply.

This is the kind of thing you can get. I have taken this on two Ryanair flights in the past.

http://www.thebagshoponline.com/Shop_Product.aspx?product=83e06851ac4c4a688357e49ec3ae9707&category=888c64405f834df1af685a665c7e410a&subcat=b03c53f5b1804283bec3eaa0f55f67e0

thehomeofDob

Hi guys, got a slighty similar query. I'm travelling to poland next week for a friends wedding, is there any chance I could get away with a carry on case and a garment bag for a suit? I don't wanna have to crumple my suit into a tiny bag.

mikedragon32

thehomeofDob wrote: »

Hi guys, got a slighty similar query. I'm travelling to poland next week for a friends wedding, is there any chance I could get away with a carry on case and a garment bag for a suit? I don't wanna have to crumple my suit into a tiny bag.

On Ryanair, not a hope.

zuroph

mikedragon32 wrote: »

On Ryanair, not a hope.

wear the suit travelling is ur best option.

flikflak

thehomeofDob wrote: »

Hi guys, got a slighty similar query. I'm travelling to poland next week for a friends wedding, is there any chance I could get away with a carry on case and a garment bag for a suit? I don't wanna have to crumple my suit into a tiny bag.

Just echoing what the others have said - no way!

They now patrol the queues at the airport looking for people with more than one bag and also for people who have hand luggage that looks on the large side. They then make them take it to the measuring frame to check its within the dimensions.

I recently got a great deal on a case in Debenhams.

thehomeofDob

****e. Not what I need so. Gonna go for a soft case, but I need to bring clothes for three days, a laptop, a suit, and two pairs of shoes. I think wearing the suit might be the best idea.

pdaly92

Tripp have got a load of good ones, nice prices to! This is the one I've got, perfect for the plane!http://www.trippluggage.ie/products/graphite-cosmopolitan-cabin-suitcase/465/

louth87

thehomeofDob wrote: »

****e. Not what I need so. Gonna go for a soft case, but I need to bring clothes for three days, a laptop, a suit, and two pairs of shoes. I think wearing the suit might be the best idea.

Wearing the suit could be an option or just fork out the extra money for hold baggage!

With that said, I travel Ryanair regulary (every 6 weeks or so) and you'd be amazed with what some people get away with when it comes to hand luggage, so its up to you if you want to risk trying to sneak on a slightly larger bag! I haven't seen them trying to charge people at the gate yet, but Ive heard it does happen!

Lex Luthor

I've seen people checking in at Ryanair wearing 2 jackets, 2 pairs of trousers, 2 jumpers...its mad what you see

netwhizkid

Lex Luthor wrote: »

I've seen people checking in at Ryanair wearing 2 jackets, 2 pairs of trousers, 2 jumpers...its mad what you see

I generally check in with a normal Airline that allows me to carry a good deal more than a toothbrush. It usually costs less too!

robinph

Ryanair allow you to carry on far more than any other airline. Just people then refusing to accept that they should be checking stuff into the hold is the problem.

zuroph

netwhizkid wrote: »

I generally check in with a normal Airline that allows me to carry a good deal more than a toothbrush. It usually costs less too!

go on then, enlighten us as to who this is..