ECOHUB Ryanair cabin bag 40x20x25cm (20L) anti-theft underseat travel backpack with laptop compartment

Designed for low-fare cabin rules (and day-to-day travel)

If you fly Ryanair regularly, cabin allowance rules can be the whole game, not an afterthought. This ECOHUB 20L underseat/backpack is built around a compact 40x20x25cm footprint and a stated weight of 0.78kg, so it’s designed to fit the complimentary cabin baggage allowance used by Ryanair.

That “designed for” focus is also why it can be useful even beyond Ryanair. The listing says it’s suitable as carry on with other airlines such as Easyjet, British Airways and Etihad, but airlines vary in how strictly they measure and how busy their boarding gets. It’s a sensible pick if you want one bag for short city breaks and you’d rather avoid last-minute squeezing and gate checks.

What you actually get: laptop space, organisation, and 180° access

The standout feature for many buyers is the 3D padded laptop compartment. The compartment is described as accommodating 14" laptops, with expanded depth for thicker models. In practice, that matters because it reduces the “wiggle” feeling you get with flatter compartments—so you can store a laptop without it banging around against the bag’s walls.

Inside, there’s an 180° opening main compartment for easier loading (and faster packing when you’re doing security checks). For smaller items, there are two mesh zipper pockets. There’s also a dedicated side pocket for a water bottle, plus a side handle and a trolley sleeve if you’re combining the bag with a rolling suitcase.

Security without turning your bag into a fortress

This is pitched as an anti-theft travel backpack with multiple concealed pockets: a front pocket with a key chain, an iPad pocket, a power bank pocket with a charging port, and an anti-theft pocket on the back. The idea is straightforward—keep valuables closer to your body and reduce the chance of opportunistic access.

It’s not perfect, though. Concealed pockets can help, but they don’t replace basic good habits (like keeping the bag zipped when you’re moving through busy stations). If you tend to leave your belongings unattended, you may still feel exposed.

Materials and build: recycled, water-resistant, and zip-focused

On the “built to last” side, the bag is made from 30 recycled plastic PET bottles and uses a GRS-certified fabric. It’s described as water-resistant, and the construction includes reinforced ripstop stitching.

For the everyday stress points, it uses heavy-duty SBS zippers, which is worth noting because cabin bags live and die by how smoothly zips move when you’re loading, unloading, and stuffing pockets quickly.

Who it’s for (and who should be cautious)

It makes sense if you want a compact 20L travel backpack aimed at underseat/cabin packing, with laptop protection and some extra organisation for a short trip. The weight (0.78kg stated) also suggests it won’t dominate your loadout—handy for people who pack light and prefer one streamlined bag.

Worth considering if you often travel with a laptop (including a 14" model) and you like having a dedicated padded compartment plus quick access thanks to the 180° opening.

It may not suit you if you need a bigger volume for longer trips, or if you’re the kind of traveller who packs bulky tech accessories and expects the bag to expand massively—this one is intentionally compact. Also, if you’re flying on very strict routes where measurements are enforced at the gate, you’ll still want to double-check how your airline measures cabin items, even with this “Ryanair-designed” approach.

Should you buy it?

This ECOHUB Ryanair cabin bag is a practical buy if your main priority is a compact carry solution with a padded laptop compartment, easy organisation, and extra security features—especially for short city breaks where cabin compliance matters.

Skip it if you’re planning for longer trips, carry large clothing volumes, or you already know you’ll need a more spacious backpack. And if you’re very particular about fitting thicker laptop models, you’ll want to pay attention to the “expanded depth” claim and make sure your device size matches your expectations.

Quick FAQ

How big is the bag?

The listing states dimensions of 40x20x25cm and a capacity of 20L, with a stated weight of 0.78kg.

Does it fit a laptop?

It includes a padded 3D laptop compartment described as accommodating 14" laptops, with expanded depth for thicker models.

What security features does it have?

It’s described as having 3 concealed pockets plus an anti-theft pocket on the back. There’s also a power bank pocket with a charging port.

Is it suitable for other airlines?

The listing claims it’s tailored for Ryanair’s allowance and can be used with other airlines including Easyjet, British Airways and Etihad, but strictness varies, so it’s wise to check your airline’s cabin policy.

Is it waterproof?

It’s described as water-resistant rather than fully waterproof, so it’s more about handling light moisture than soaking rain.