Flying with easyJet soon and wondering which bag you should take? Your free small cabin bag – the one that goes underneath the seat in front of you – should fit within their maximum dimensions of 45x36x20cm.
It can be harder to find a suitcase that fits under the seat than it is to find a soft bag or backpack. Whether you have mobility issues or you just don’t fancy lugging around a backpack for your trip, here are five suitcases that will work as an easyJet small cabin bag.
Honest Review
Bought & tested ourselves
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- Designed to fit easyJet
- 8 glide spinner wheels
- Comes in various colours
This suitcase has got over 700 reviews currently with an average rating of 4.3 stars, so even though we’ve not personally tested this one out I feel confident recommending it!
The wheels stay on so there’s no need to remove them before the gate and find somewhere to shove them – or lose one as you’re coming off the plane (iykyk!).
Now the dimensions of 45x36x20cm must take into account these wheels, so capacity-wise you do get a little less compared to the cases with removable wheels.
- Removable wheels
- Cup holder at back
- Has a TSA lock
We have tested the WOW Travel suitcase before in the Ryanair size – and they also make the same suitcase in a bigger easyJet size! The wheels do come off this one so you get a bit of extra space (the suitcase will only fit the easyJet dimensions with the wheels off).
The only thing to watch is that there is a cup holder that pops out at the back of the suitcase. In my opinion, this also takes up valuable space inside the suitcase – some of the mechanism is inside – however I know lots of people online love this feature!!
- Doesn’t maximise allowance
- Removable wheels
- 8 spinner wheels
When I posted about this suitcase it went VIRAL – over 7M views on my social media! Now, technically, this one is Ryanair size – which is smaller than easyJet’s dimensions – so it will definitely fit in the baggage sizer! I’ve included it in this list because it has removable wheels and no cup holder, which for me optimises the space really well. And if you fly low cost airlines a lot then this makes sense! It’s also one of the cheapest ones on this list.
- Water resistant hard shell
- 4 spinner wheels
- Comes in various colours
LUGG is also a really popular suitcase brand. We’ve not tested this one but it’s got over 2,500 reviews with an average rating of 4.3 stars so it looks like a reliable choice. This one is slightly smaller than the easyJet small cabin dimensions (45x36x20cm) at 45x33x20cm.
The wheels also aren’t removable, so you don’t get as much packing space as some other models. But, if you’re worried about overpacking and fitting in the baggage sizer, this one might ease your mind.
- 4 spinner wheels
- Telescopic handle
- Comes in various colours
This suitcase from SA Products perfectly fits the exact easyJet dimensions of 45x36x20cm – although the wheels are fixed. It’s got a telescopic handle, TSA lock and 4 wheels for a smooth glide.
Again, we’ve not tested this one but customers are positive about it – it’s got over 3,800 reviews with an average rating of 4.4 stars. If you’ve tried any of these that we haven’t, we’d love it if you wanted to share how you feel about them on our Instagram.
And there we have it – pick one of these best small cabin bag suitcases and you can roll away into the sunset with the perfect suitcase for easyJet’s small cabin bag size. I do love a suitcase for the ease of pulling behind you, plus you can’t be so tempted to overpack with the rigid sides!!
