Ridge Carry On Luggage Review: Solid Style For Travel?

[@Eitile]

I really want this but don’t have 300 to spare. Interested in the 6 month review. Also I want that color too!!!

[@Backwardsman95]

I just bought this and realized now that their dimensions are 22.5 x 14 x 9 and delta says their max is 22 x 14 x 9

[@fernandoroybal3968]

Have you used it yet? Did they allow it to carry on?

[@gregvansickle2143]

How well did it roll on a short carpet? The short clip in your video seems like it was not real smooth.

[@foXnoMad]

It was fairly smooth.

[@zeekbeemer30]

Great video, thanks for the review

[@joeybergin1058]

$300 is on par with a lot of the other well built hardshell carry-ons with similar features. Anything much cheaper is skimping on quality or features somewhere. That may be a trade-off a lot of people saying "$300 is too much" are willing to take...but the price point is in line with plenty of others

[@AlmightyJallah]

Any cheaper recommendations on a carry on similar to this ?

[@foXnoMad]

I haven't reviewed and hard shell rollers recently, so no direct comparisons. The Samsonite options are a popular alternative though.

[@pinocavallini3067]

I have one. Is a little heavier but really well built. I expect to keep using it for the next 20 years. So for me, it makes sense to pay 300+ up front. Having said that, is it absolutely necessary to spend that kind of money? No. You can get a perfectly good carry on for 150...It's just a matter of preference.

[@zigapauko1]

Why this one? Samsonites top line is cheaper, more durable, better built and lighter.

[@clone1152]

⁠@@zigapauko1This does look way nicer than the samsonite ones! They have a good warranty as well!

[@zigapauko1]

@@clone1152 Not for me. The proxis series looks 10 times better and has a 10 year warranty.

[@Ghillieman10000]

@@zigapauko1 The proxis is 500$ at its cheapest on their website that's way more then Ridge

[@campagnollo]

It's good Ridge is diving into this, but it isn't compelling so far. I was comparing checked versions between this and a comparable TravelPro Platinum Elite Hardside and the Travelpro was cheaper at full price.

[@fernandoroybal3968]

Have you ran into an issue with the handle rattling and dropping down when walking with the luggage on all 4 wheels by your side? Mine does that and I’m not sure if that’s is something common with Ridge luggage’s.

[@foXnoMad]

I haven't come across that issue.

[@fernandoroybal3968]

Have you ran into any issues using it as a carry on being that a lot of airlines max out at 22” for a carry on and this measures in at 22.5”

[@foXnoMad]

Never on any US carriers.

[@fernandoroybal3968]

@@foXnoMad cool, I want to order as a carry on. Just worried about being forced to check in because of size. Especially over half and inch lol

[@foXnoMad]

You should be good. Weight is probably more of an issue with carry-ons in general, again, mostly outside of the US. But if it's the typical clothes, shoes, etc. usually not a problem but if you'll be hauling gear (camera, tripods, etc.) just double check with the airline requirements. Not come across this issue but something to be aware of in general. Hope all of this additional info helps!

[@fernandoroybal3968]

@@foXnoMad very helpful. Thanks for the advice! Much appreciated.

[@foXnoMad]

You're welcome and safe travels!

[@MrColeBeans]

$300 is just too much for a carry on. Like you said they didn’t reinvent the wheel here. Nothing revolutionary. However if it is durable and holds up well in all conditions then it may be worth the price if it can last a while without anything breaking.

[@JumpmanJedi]

Does this meet the criteria/size restrictions for budget airlines? Specifically Spirit/Frontier? I know they have the bins you can drop your luggage into to make sure it fits.

[@foXnoMad]

Best to check the dimensions with the airline specific limits to be sure.

[@JumpmanJedi]

@@foXnoMad gotcha. Would you mind telling me the full outside dimensions then? The ridge website only tells the interior dimensions making this task difficult lol. I’d really appreciate it man!

[@noahneutral7557]

@@JumpmanJedi It's 22.5 x 14 x 9. It may be a tight fit for both carriers.

[@JumpmanJedi]

@@noahneutral7557 thanks man! I ended up buying it anyway lol. Guess we’ll see when I fly in the next couple of months.

[@noahneutral7557]

@@JumpmanJedi you're welcome! I've noticed that Frontier's Gate Agents are a little bit strict regarding the size, but it seems like it'll be a great fit! Let me know how it turns out please!

[@user-blablablablabla]

For $345-445 a piece? No, thank you

[@VividBase]

I agree with others. $300 is just too much. $150: yes. $200: maybe. $300?? Great video though!

[@foXnoMad]

Glad you enjoyed my video, thanks!

[@Ghillieman10000]

300 is about on par with most "High-end Luxury" carry-on luggage pieces, I agree that it's too expensive for luggage but that's what the standard is for something that'll last unfortunately

[@chadspinalbosd007]

Not worth it, if your luggage is damaged file a claim with the airline no luggage is worth $400. I got me a samaonite 3 peice set fir $200 with a 10 year warranty

[@hrmediaroom2013]

Don’t complain about it if it’s to much purchase another brand everything not for everybody