Max Cabin Duo

The gate agent is not getting your bags. The Roller takes the overhead — suits, shoes, and five days of clothes all locked in — while the Cabin Bag slides onto the trolley handle and disappears under the seat in front of you. Carry-on only, properly packed. Full overhead + under-seat coverage: The Roller fills the bin with 45L of organized garment space; the Cabin Bag claims the personal item slot with 28L more They're designed to travel together: The Cabin Bag's trolley sleeve drops right over the Roller's handle — one thing to push, not two things to juggle through the terminal Fits under the seat: Designed for under-seat carry on most domestic airlines, so you skip the overhead bin fight entirely Opens flat for easy packing: Center zipper reveals two spacious clamshell compartments with full access to everything Four carry modes: Backpack straps clip to side loops and stow into the back panel; removable shoulder strap Opens flat for easy packing: Center zipper reveals two spacious clamshell compartments with full access to everything Four carry modes: Backpack straps clip to side loops and stow into the back panel; removable shoulder strap They're designed to travel together: The Cabin Bag's trolley sleeve drops right over the Roller's handle — one thing to push, not two things to juggle through the terminal Suits arrive right: The Roller's built-in garment bag keeps everything from a tux to track pants wrinkle-free, no ironing required — fits up to a 50R suit Packs flat, not stuffed: The Cabin Bag opens like a clamshell — pack outfits side-by-side the way they're meant to be worn Four ways to carry the Cabin Bag: Backpack, shoulder strap, briefcase, or trolley sleeve — adapts to whatever the day requires Laptop stays accessible: Dedicated 16" padded pocket in the Cabin Bag, right where you need it at security