This compact Lossga Cabin Size Hand Luggage Bag is proving to be a hit with Ryanair travelers who praise its surprising capacity and affordability.
The cost of living crisis is hitting Irish travelers hard, especially as summer holidays loom. Many are looking for ways to save money, with one popular strategy being to pack everything into a free carry-on bag instead of paying for checked baggage. Ryanair , like most budget airlines, allows one small carry-on bag for free, as long as it fits under the seat. However, even slightly oversized bags can incur hefty fees, making finding the perfect airline-approved backpack crucial.
A Ryanair-approved cabin bag that's gaining traction among frequent flyers and Amazon shoppers is the Lossga Cabin Size Hand Luggage Bag. Originally priced at €24.29, it's currently on sale for €20.53 for the black version. With over 3,000 sales in the past month and a 4.6-star rating from 1,363 reviews, this deal is likely to sell out quickly.The bag is available in six different colors, each with a slightly different price, offering choices to suit every traveler's style. It's specifically designed to meet Ryanair's size requirements at 40x20x25 cm, ensuring it easily fits in overhead compartments or under the seat. Travelers praise its surprising capacity, smart compartments, and lightweight design. One shopper remarked, 'Brilliant little backpack. So much room in such a small bag. Great for Ryanair travelling. Going to get another.' Another buyer, who compared several cabin-sized bags before choosing this one, stated, 'Compared about 5 other cabin space bags and decided on this one for the quality of bag compared to others. Although its dimensions are for Ryanair under seat size the bag is roomy and has plenty of compartments for things like passports boarding cards etc.' While most reviews are positive, some find the size slightly limiting. One customer commented, 'Even though it adheres to Ryanair's rules it is definitely smaller than my usual hand luggage bag. To be fair it does look like decent quality but I doubt I'll fit a lot in it and I'm used to surviving for up to 10 days with just hand luggage.' For those who need more space, Cabin Max offers a range of Ryanair-approved bags, with the Manhattan 20L Cabin Backpack at €44.74 and the Metz 20L Underseat Cabin Bag at €37 (stock is currently low at Next Ireland). Remember, Ryanair charges a hefty €75 fee for any bag exceeding the size limit at the gate, so be sure to double-check before you travel
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