The folks at Peak Design know there’s a difference between having to lug a bag around and having a travel companion. From the wheels to the handles to the pockets, this Roller Pro Carry-On is a fresh redesign of a carry-on bag. Most notable is how they made the trolley handle tubes seemingly disappear, giving you more space for clothes and gear. Capacity sits at 34L or 39L if you use the expansion zipper. Plus, an “EDC” pocket for quick access to your must-haves sits up top and is protected by the weatherproof 550D Versa Shell™. Almost every aspect of this roller has been thoughtfully designed by someone with a hell of a lot of miles under their belt. And if you’re already a Peak design fan, you can easily nestle your packing and camera cubes in the main compartment.
Features
Uses a brand new carbon fiber SlimDrive™ trolley handle design for more room to pack your essentials.
Burly weatherproof UltraZip™ zipper
Big 60mm diameter, custom, smooth-glide casters roll brilliantly across all sorts of surfaces
Drawbridge-style opening makes it even easier to pack and unpack
Adjustable and removable Drawbridge Cords keep the lid of your bag at the perfect angle for packing
A stowable organizational panel with three see-through pockets, with room behind for a jacket or dress shirt
Protected laptop storage slot fits up to 16”
Internal Retention System made from super-strong UHMWPE cord
Multiple exterior Cord Hook™ straps for mounting loops for extra carrying
Expansion zip for extra space when you need it
360-degree grab handles
EDC Pocket with stretchy internal pockets and a protective flap for bumps and bruises
Passport and Airtag pockets plus a Hypalon luggage tag
Designed to fit Peak Design Packing/Camera Cubes
Specs
External Dimensions: 21.8” x 14” x 9”
External Expanded Dimensions: 21.8” x 14” x 11”
Internal Dimensions: 20.3” x 13.8” x 8.7”
Internal Expanded Dimensions: 20.3” x 13.8” x 10.6”
Interior: Polycarbonate shell, EVA foam, felt liner
Anodized Aluminum Handle, Button, and Chassis
About Peak Design
Peak Design was started in 2012 by Peter Dering, a frustrated photographer who was tired of lugging around his camera in substandard gear. He invented a new way to store a camera for travel and, next thing he knew, Peak Design camera bags had quickly become a go-to for professional photographers and amateur shutterbugs alike. The brand’s gear is designed with the specific intent of solving modern problems in the EDC space.
