I Took 16 Flights in 2025 Without Checking a Bag-Thanks to This Oprah-approved Carry-on
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I Took 16 Flights in 2025 Without Checking a Bag-Thanks to This Oprah-approved Carry-on
"I have a confession: While I may be an experienced travel writer and frequent flier, I'm also an overpacker. Whether I'm embarking on an Alaskan cruise or flying to a European city, I prefer to bring options and accessories to ensure I have an outfit for any occasion. This strategy ensures I'm well prepared for anything-or any weather-that could come up on a trip. Plus, you won't catch me wearing the same outfit twice on vacation."
"Still, I prefer to travel with only a carry-on suitcase whenever possible. And believe it or not, I often manage to pull this off, thanks to my Béis Carry-on Roller. I first switched to this carry-on suitcase in 2024 and used it at least once a month for all of 2025, while embarking on 16 flights and countless train rides. This suitcase's spacious design and smart features make both packing and travel days easier."
"I first found myself drawn to Béis-which was founded by actress Shay Mitchell-after seeing it all over my social media feeds. Celebrities such as Hailey Bieber and Jessica Alba have been spotted using the brand's suitcases, and Oprah even recently included the brand on her Favorite Things list for 2025. But it's the functionality that really won me over; from the first time I ever packed my Béis carry-on, I could tell that it was built differently than any suitcase I've used before."
I overpack for trips but prioritize traveling with only a carry-on whenever possible. I switched to the Béis Carry-on Roller in 2024 and used it monthly throughout 2025, completing 16 flights and many train rides. The roller is a hard-shell case with a butterfly opening that allows packing on both sides. Interior organization includes four zippered sections, a drawstring bag for dirty clothes, and compression straps on one side to secure bulky items. The suitcase measures 22.8 by 15.7 by 9.8 inches, ranks among the largest carry-ons found, and has fit into airline storage without being checked.
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