Customer Reviews Baggallini 2 Wheel Under Seater

This is an update to my earlier review. Just got home from my first airplane trip with this bag and here is what I learned. If you have a window seat, the curvature of the plane wall does not readily allow for the bag. If you are flying a 737 700, the narrow space between the rows makes it almost impossible to get the bag under the seat. I like the bag but, for my rip, it spent most of the flights in the over head bin. Recommend with reservation. P.S. The more you use the handle, the less the pins stay in the holes - be prepared to use the regular handle.

Bought this to transport laptop computer. The review said it fit under most plane seats, but I flew on a Delta 737 and it was too wide for under the seat and needed to go in the overhead. Also, the handle, when extended, did not lock in place, which was really annoying!!

How much does this weigh? Thanks would be helpful to know with airline weight restrictions.

T it is difficult to pull with stationary wheels. I like it for the most part but will probably not use much due to the rollers.

I returned this bag. I ordered it to go with a shoulder bag that they then cancelled as not available. They had already sent the other bag before that told me. This bag is much fatter that they say. I doubt that it would go under a seat or in the small overhead bins on some of the hopper planes. I didn't see any reason to keep it.

This bag is great with a number of travel friendly features. But the handle is not sturdy. I was concerned that it would not last very long at all. Sadly, I had to return. I am a fan of Baggallini products but just not this one.

I have an old baggalini two wheeler and bought this as a replacement. I like the holder for a tablet. The handle will not stay up and is a pain. I thought this one would fit better under seats ; flew delta first class and would not work. Disappointed.

This bag has a major design flaw. The handles are only sewn to the side of the bag. It's disappointing since most baggallini handbags are designed with more secure straps than this bag, meant to carry heavier items since it is luggage. My teenage son didn't realize his own strength, tried to pull it out from underneath the airline seat and one side of a handle came right off. The stitching did not hold it.

I think I really would have liked this bag, but the first time I used it, the side zipper broke apart and I didn't even have anything in that part of the bag. Just returned it, as the side flap was hanging open and could not be zipped or closed.

Poor quality control for the handle. The stop pins do not lock in place in the fully extended position making the bag useless.