Peak Design Roller Pro

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Peak Design is a favorite company of mine and they recently announced on Kickstarter a new bag. Called the Roller Pro, it is a 22-inch 4-wheel bag which can be used as an airplane carry-on bag for cameras or non-camera loads. The video which I've posted below is quite entertaining to watch and shows a truly innovative bag unlike any other carry-on bag that I have.
For some of my future trips, I plan to use this as a carry-on bag along with the Peak Design Everyday Backpack to get my bulky camera gear to my destination.
I have ordered the bag and expect to have it by August.

Like you, am a fan of PD products. From straps to bags, this one seems to address what is missed on other products. Was in the market lately for a back pack camera bag and considered their 20 l model, but found it to be difficult to fully benefit from. The RollerPro is quite expensive, but might be the solution I'm looking for as far as my main bag. Thanks for posting, it went unnoticed to me. Bags and tripods are similar in one way, we find the best ones too expensive so we buy many other compromise that finally cost more than the real solution !
 
I've used the Samsonite luggage cart with a gura gear backpack (Kiboko or Bataflae) on several trips now where I was not taking small planes at the destination. It works well to get through the airports and saves a lot of weight on my back. Once we're traveling by ground, the luggage cart takes the place of my tripod in a duffle bag and the backpack goes to the field; trimmed down to what is needed for the day.

The extra bulk of the cart won't work well on the Regional jets, and even the backpack alone is a tight fit on some with small overhead bins
 
Love their stuff (got a sling bag of theirs, as well as strap and anchors, of course) but not interested in wheels on a carry on ever again (unless somehow, some time, airlines come back to their senses about the fact customers use baggage LOL )
 
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