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Choosing an easyJet Suitcase: An Antler Size Example

Compare an Antler Logo cabin suitcase’s published dimensions with easyJet’s paid large-bag allowance and 15 kg cap. Check the exact model and your booking.

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Sources and scope

Source-based research; no hands-on test or specialist review claimed.

  • Small bag 45×36×20 cm; entitled large bag 56×45×25 cm; each up to 15 kg and self-carried. Seat selection alone does not establish the large-bag benefit.

    Full current official page. Plus members should reserve the bag; unreserved Plus and Inclusive Plus carriage is subject to cabin space, otherwise free hold carriage.

    Cabin bag allowances; All customers table; easyJet Plus and Inclusive Plus

    Source review: · Codex (AI source review)

  • Antler Logo Cabin Suitcase in Granite Grey: 55×40×20 cm including wheels, 2.75 kg, 35.2 litres.

    Specific cabin model only, not Clifton Medium or the Logo medium/large variants. Manufacturer measurements, not hands-on testing. Confirm actual packed outside size including handles.

    Product bullets; Size and weight

    Source review: · Codex (AI source review)

A suitcase must fit both the physical limit and the baggage entitlement on your ticket. easyJet’s free bag is 45×36×20 cm; its entitled large bag is 56×45×25 cm. Each has a 15 kg limit, and you must lift and carry it yourself.

One documented cabin-size example

Antler’s Logo Cabin Suitcase in Granite Grey lists 55×40×20 cm including wheels, an empty weight of 2.75 kg and 35.2 litres of packing capacity. These figures identify that cabin model, not a medium suitcase or every model in the range.

CheckPublished figure or calculation
Height against easyJet’s large box55 cm versus 56 cm: 1 cm nominal margin
Width against easyJet’s large box40 cm versus 45 cm: 5 cm nominal margin
Depth against easyJet’s large box20 cm versus 25 cm: 5 cm nominal margin
Empty weight2.75 kg from the manufacturer
Arithmetic weight left for contents15 − 2.75 = 12.25 kg; verify the actual packed weight
Free underseat allowanceDoes not fit: 55 cm and 40 cm exceed 45 cm and 36 cm

These are comparisons of published specifications. Antler explicitly says the dimensions include wheels; check the complete packed exterior, including handles, yourself. Do not transfer specifications from a differently sized or expandable variant.

We have not handled, weighed, flight-tested or durability-tested this case. The example is not a ranking or a boarding guarantee. Confirm current stock, price and return terms with the seller.

Confirm the large-bag entitlement

The easyJet cabin policy permits a large bag when purchased or covered by an eligible easyJet Plus / Inclusive Plus benefit. An Up Front or Extra Legroom seat alone does not prove it is included. Plus members should reserve their bag with their member number. Unreserved Plus and Inclusive Plus bags are subject to cabin space and can go into the hold free if there is no room.

Use the paid-bag checker with your actual measurements and weight. Selecting that option does not buy the allowance. Use the route checker if another airline operates part of your trip.

Before choosing any suitcase

  • Confirm the exact size variant, not just the range name or a “cabin approved” label.
  • Compare each outside dimension; unused width does not offset excess height.
  • Weigh the packed bag and confirm you can lift it safely yourself.
  • Keep power banks and spare lithium batteries out of a bag being sent to the hold.
  • Compare a bag you already own before buying a replacement.

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