FLYMAX 55 x 35 x 20 Cabin Suitcase, 35 L Hard Shell, Four Wheels

The ABS hard shell gives this FLYMAX cabin suitcase a structured exterior, while its 35-litre capacity provides space for a short trip. At 2.5kg, the case is designed to make the most of a cabin-bag allowance of up to 10kg.

Four double wheels rotate through 360 degrees, helping you manoeuvre the case through airport terminals and other busy spaces. A three-step telescopic handle extends for pulling and adjusts to suit your movement.

Inside, a divider separates the two packing sides, and a mesh pocket keeps smaller essentials together. Want a cabin case that helps organise both clothes and accessories? These features make it easier to keep items in place and find what you need while travelling.

Spec sheet

• Type: Cabin suitcase
• Dimensions: 55 x 35 x 20
• Capacity: 35 litres
• Weight: 2.5kg
• Material: ABS hard shell
• Wheels: Four double wheels with 360-degree rotation
• Lock: Built-in three-digit combination lock
• Handle: Three-step telescopic handle
• Interior: Divider and mesh pocket

Compatibility & requirements

The case is sized for cabin travel and is listed for use with airlines including Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2, Virgin, KLM, Emirates and Wizz Air. Cabin baggage rules can vary between airlines and ticket types, so match the case dimensions to the allowance for your journey before travelling. Its stated capacity is 35 litres, with a cabin-bag allowance of up to 10kg noted for the case.

The built-in combination lock is designed for securing the zips in its slot. The shell is made from ABS, with reinforced zips completing the case’s exterior. For a trip, pack heavier items low and distribute belongings across both sides, the divider and mesh pocket offer separate places for clothing and smaller essentials.

Everyday use

For a weekend away, the two-sided interior gives you room to organise outfits separately from toiletries or travel accessories. Use the mesh pocket for items you want to keep together, such as charging leads or documents, and the divider to help keep packed contents arranged. The four double wheels and rotating movement are useful when navigating a station or airport, while the telescopic handle gives you a practical way to pull the case along.

Compared with a soft-sided holdall, this suitcase uses a hard-shell format with a defined shape and a built-in combination lock. That makes it a considered choice for travellers who prefer a wheeled cabin case with separate packing areas rather than a flexible bag carried by hand.

Is it worth it?

It’s a good fit if you want a compact cabin suitcase with a 35-litre interior, four 360-degree double wheels and straightforward packing organisation. Its 55 x 35 x 20 dimensions, 2.5kg weight and built-in three-digit lock bring the key travel details together in one case. For short breaks and cabin-only journeys, the hard shell and divided interior help keep essentials organised while you move between home, the terminal and your destination.