TTT Luggage Review: Briggs & Riley Baseline Cabin Duffle (221-4)

My review of the Briggs & Riley Baseline Cabin Duffle tote - a 31-litre cabin carry-on bag, perfect for overnight stays and for family flights. This is a great companion piece to your wheeled luggage.
Specs:
Colour: Black
Model: 221-4, Briggs & Riley Travel Tote Baseline Cabin Duffle, 31.2 litres
Height: 27 cm | 10.5"
Width: 29 cm | 11.5"
Depth: 42 cm | 16.5"
Weight: 1.6 kg | 3.6 lbs
Volume: 31.2 litres | 1905.75 cu. in.
My Rating: 4.5 stars
Get this bag from:
Briggs & Riley (USA): www.briggs-rile...
Amazon (all geographies): geni.us/brcabduff
Currently US$209 and £174.

[@TaraLeighGibbons]

Great review! I agree with the last poster that the lighting and angle made it a little hard to see everything you spoke of. I LOVE B&R and I also love Tumi. Tumi is a little sexier (and more expensive) and B&R is more durable and less expensive. Both have their pros and cons. Great summary! I have a Swiss Army duffle and I wish it had all the features of this B&R. Well done AGAIN B&R! And well done Tech Traveler!

[@23macca23]

Great video, well presented, thanks. If I was giving some constructive feedback, you'd have been better off reviewing the bag on a table from an overhead angle, as it would have been far clearer to see. Because it was black, and being held against your dark top, it kind of blended in to one dark image and was hard to view. But, keep up the great reviews. Cheers!

[@thetechtraveller5430]

+23macca23 thanks for the feedback, really appreciate the time you took. Definitely agree on what you said - the lighting and setup could both be massively improved, and I've tried to do that with the more recent recordings. Regarding the table option, I'm definitely open to that, just trying to find a studio configuration that works with the constraints I have. Cheers

[@72Yonatan]

Sir, thank you for your efforts here, but in the future, it will be much better quality if you don't point the camera towards a window, since the autofocus will fix itself to the light and your foreground will be left in the dark. Rather, have your main light source facing onto yourself and your product.

[@bottangann]

hi. thanks for taking time in posting your review. i would like to use this on top of my roller. does it have a way to attach itself to the roller s handles ? like a sleeve, or a bungee to keep it stable on top of the roller ?

[@casse_mortenson]

How many packing cubes would you say you could put in this bag?

[@casse_mortenson]

I guess I should be more specific. How many half or quarter cubes would you say you could fit?;)