Medium Widemouth Backpack

The only unfortunate thing about Briggs and Riley is that their global local repair network has shrunk a lot so they often require you to mail it back to their repair facility in New York.

I'll agree that they aren't what they used to be. I bought my first 21" aluminum-frame Stealth from Purdy Neat Things back in 1993 and after a couple trips through the refurb process sold it a few years ago to a young airline guy. I could do about 85% of the repairs on it myself and only had to send

I have a Tumi carry-on hard shell luggage that I paid $500 for-- but not by choice. Story time: I was on an early flight (like at 6 AM), and after I passed through security, the handles of my then-current carryon luggage (Briggs & Riley) was permanently stuck in its extended position. No stores were

Look into black ember, they have a similar vibe to what you're describing. Also I think the Aer travel pack 3 is too big for under seat. I have an Aer city pack, the small one, it's supposedly only 16l but it fits about as much as other bags that I have that are rated at 25l and it's the perfect max