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Eddie Bauer Glacier Hardside Luggage, Sprig, 22"

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At a glance

Condition
New
Color
Sprig
Size
22" (Carry-On)
Model
EBB4005
Capacity
45 liters
Dimensions
14.75"L x 9.75"W x 21.75"H
Weight
7.1 lb

Features 5

  • Durable & Lightweight: Constructed with a sturdy polycarbonate/ABS shell, this 22 x 14 x 9 carry-on offers long-lasting durability for effortless travel.
  • Seamless Mobility: Four 360-degree spinner wheels provide smooth, multi-directional movement, making navigation through crowded airports and tight spaces effortless.
  • Comfortable & Adjustable Handling: The telescopic handle adjusts to multiple heights, ensuring a secure and ergonomic grip for users of all sizes.
  • Smart Packing Organization: Designed with multiple interior compartments, allowing for efficient packing and keeping essentials secure, organized, and easy to access.

Description

"Eddie Bauer Glacier Carry-On 22” Luggage – Built for Adventure & Everyday TravelUpgrade your travel experience with the Eddie Bauer Glacier Carry-On 22” Luggage, a perfect balance of durability, style, and function. Designed for frequent flyers and casual travelers alike, this hardside carry-on delivers rugged protection, lightweight construction, and smooth mobility for all your journeys.Lightweight Yet Durable ConstructionBuilt with a tough polycarbonate/ABS shell, this luggage is designed to handle the rigors of travel while remaining lightweight and easy to carry.Smooth & Effortless NavigationThe four 360-degree spinner wheels provide smooth, multi-directional movement, allowing for easy navigation through airports, city streets, and hotel lobbies. The adjustable telescopic handle ensures a comfortable and customized grip for any traveler.Spacious & Organized InteriorWith multiple compartments and zippered pockets, this carry-on keeps your clothing, electronics, and travel essentials neatly organized.Compact & Travel- FriendlyWhether you're heading on a weekend getaway or a business trip, this carry-on meets most airline size requirements, offering an ideal balance of storage space and portability.Product Dimensions & Weight:22” L x 14” W x 9” HWeight: 9 lbs"

Specs 28

Other Special Features of the Product Expandable, Lightweight, TSA Lock, Telescopic Handle, Wheel
Wheel Type Spinner
Number of wheels 4
Lock Type Combination Lock
Capacity 45 liters
Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant
Number of Handles 2
Number of Sections 3

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Top Amazon Reviews


Great hard-shell luggage!
Color: Storm Size: 22" (Carry-On)
Purchased this for a 5 hour flight to florida and it seems very durable and high quality! Pretty light which makes it perfect for carry on luggage and the wheels make it much more easy to roll around and let it sit for the many pauses we had on our trip. highly recommended!
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by CoyotesLuck27

Luggage works well
Color: Storm Size: 22" (Carry-On)
Works great as luggage, the only issue is the handle doesn’t stay in position in the short extended !
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Katherine Loughman

Pass on this one
Color: Sprig Size: 22" (Carry-On)
Overpriced and low quality compared to the Samsonite brand. I thought the Eddie Bauer brand would insure quality, it didn't. Save your money. Very flimsy construction over all.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by Amazon Customer

Quality name brand bag
Color: Storm Size: 22" (Carry-On)
This is a quality, name brand bag. But for the name and cost there are "generic" bags out there. I have in hardsides the Costco Sampsonite, MGOB and this bag. I measured each and compared features of each and I have to say the MGOB stood out over the others. Now, I haven't put them through any brutal travel tests, but from what I can see and feel they are comparable. The reasons for this - and I'll only compare the MGOB and this bag as the Costco is much smaller - are: - The MGOB has an integrated zipper - The EB is expandable - Sizes are comparable (except the extra 1.5" by expansion) - Wheel width and stance are comparable - Price is $65 for the MGOB and $117 for EB - On the large strap side the MGOB has a medium/large pouch and the EB has a tiny one - The MGOB handle has four height adjustments and the EB two - Both have side rubber feet. So, the only real differences are name brand, expandable vs. integrated lock and bigger side pouch and cost. There you have it and hope this helps. On a side note, I also have a spinner and non spinner soft sides and do love the external pockets on these to put a tablet and other electronics in for easy access while getting to my seat. And they are lower priced too. I honestly don't see a need for hardside carry on unless you expect to gate check. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025 by S. Althouse

You Just Found Your New Rolling Luggage
Color: Sprig Size: 22" (Carry-On)
I was so glad to see this item on here because I desperately needed a new rolling luggage and wanted to try one that's hard-sided. Eddie Bauer is a brand I trust and I was not disappointed. I just took this on its maiden voyage, a redeye to Chicago, and it was pressed into duty right away when they asked for volunteers to check bags at the gate. I always decline that because the soft-sided ones, in my opinion, age too quickly that way, but with this one you wouldn't know it ever even went under the plane! The interior is spacious and even when zipped tight (in its narrower setting) you can easily pack for 5-6 days. The zippered section inside is great because you can separate dirty and clean, or have a spot for your socks and underwear, whatever's clever depending on how you travel. The wheels are awesome and spin without any trouble, making it easy to roll. I don't love the color and my one complaint is that you've really got to give a sharp tug on the handle for it to telescope out fully, but you'll get used to that quickly (and I suspect it's just tight, sort of like a factory settings thing that will smooth out over time; a quick spray lubricant would also likely help). Anyway, this is just what I needed - huge endorsement from me, would give an extra star if I could (and it came in blue, lol). TSA approves and so do I! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by William

Great choice for this price range
Color: Sprig Size: 22" (Carry-On)
This review is for the "Eddie Bauer" Glacier Luggage | Hardside | Spinner Wheels | Expandable | Lightweight | Durable | Travel, Sprig, 22" (Carry-On). This is a nice hard shell carry-on bag from a brand with a good reputation. I have a few nearly identical carry-on bags, and I use them frequently. I've been a travel agent for 8 years and was a flight attendant prior to that. I consider myself a good judge of luggage, but also very critical. Abusing luggage for so long and having destroyed so many, I know what tends to fail and why. On the other hand, I also know what features drive the price up but don't make much of a difference. This style of hard shell bag isn't something I'd use when I was flying every day, because it wouldn't last. The kinds of bags and the quality of individual components required for daily use is simply not available from the consumer brands, not would it be worth the money for a leisure traveler. The carry-on bags I purchased as a flight attendant were over $300. That might sound crazy, but it's cheaper than buying standard bags and replacing them every 3 months. They are also very heavy, even when empty. For leisure travel, this style of hard shell bag is my preference. They are light, sturdy, and the interior space is maximized without all of the structural components. Essentially, if it would last me 3 or 4 months as a flight attendant, that translates to roughly 10 years of leisure travel, averaging 4 trips per year -- assuming the bag is assembled well with decent components. This Eddie Bauer bag is assembled very well and the components are good quality for this price range. In order of how common the primary parts of a bag fails are the zippers, extension handles, seams, and wheels. Having a lot of experience with professional strength zippers, it's hard to rate light zippers, but I can compare them to the zippers on comparable bags. These zippers are designed to move very smoothly and pull from more than one parallel set of teeth. This lowers the risk of a tooth breaking from excessive stress when trying to zip an over packed bag. The shape of the teeth lock them into one another which reduces the risk of the zipper popping open when stressed. The zipper pulls are metal and will hold up to normal use quite well. If the pulls fail, it would probably be from the handle of the pull getting caught on something like the lip of an overhead bin while pushing or pulling the bag across that lip. That's a cheap and easy fix, so it's not like the zipper's teeth or seem failing. The seams are very well assembled, and I'm especially happy about the seams for the zippers. The material is folded away from the zippers and sewn into the seams. This prevents material from getting caught up in the zipper. That can obviously be a pain in the butt, but it can run the pull off the teeth, make the pull skip over teeth, it can rip the material, and it can cause the need to apply so much force that you break any of the components. Another quality seam detail is the way they incorporate the zipper seam into the shell without enough extra material for it to fold. This is particularly helpful around the corners. There is no snagging and you don't need to manipulate the zipper to get it around the corner. The wheels are strong, have great support, there is a rubber wheel over the rim, and they can withstand the abuse from baggage handlers, conveyor belts, and curbs. It would probably hold up well with stairs as well, but you should always lift your bag on stairs. That is just too much abuse for wheels, regardless of the quality. The only detail I'm unsure about is the extension handle. It's thin and a bit wobbly, but that doesn't mean it's not durable. The things that determine how long these will last are inside the handle. I've had great luck with handles, but I've seen many, many break around me. One thing I notice several of these people have in common is that they close the handle by pushing or banging it down without pressing the release button and slam it down or let it free fall. Personally, I push the button and gently (slowly) push down to ensure it is definitely released, then continue pushing straight down most of the way while holding it, then gently insert the last couple inches. I'm careful because I know these commonly break. Maybe it takes one extra second to be careful, but it's o fun needing to carry your heavy bags, especially if you're trying to handle multiple bags. I won't go over the interior or appearance, because that can be seen in the photos. The listing photos are accurate and I attached several photos as well. Overall, I recommend this carry-on bag for anyone doing leisure travel. I noted some shortcomings, but those are common across every bag I seen in this price range. If this is around the budget your willing to spend for a carry-on, this is a great choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025 by Mark in MA

Not durable
Color: Storm Size: 22" (Carry-On)
Not reliable. Bought for trip to Italy and telescoping handle broke half way through. Had other Eddie Bauer that seemed much more durable and they were. Purchase a different brand.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by Tom Adinolfi

This is a wonderful and stylish piece of luggage.
Color: Carbon Size: 22" (Carry-On)
This is a smart looking piece of luggage, and the quality is what you'd expect from Eddie Bauer. It's sturdy and well made. I chose to order the carbon (black) case, and it looks so classy. I love the satin finish. The zippers add the look of understated white stripes that add to its visual appeal. The telescopic handle is easy to use, and the spinner wheels roll smoothly on carpet and hard floors. The handles on the top and side lay flat, keeping down the measurements of the case and helping protect them from damage. I love that this case allows you to expand your packing area with a zipper that opens and closes easily. Inside, the main area features a snapping belt to hold your clothes in place. It's adjustable to accommodate the increased amount of clothing when you've expanded the case. There's also a nice little zippered pouch sewn into the back side of this compartment. It's a perfect place to keep your lock when you aren't using it, or other small items such as money and jewelry. Opposite the belted compartment is a zippered panel to secure other packed items. On its front, this panel has two zippered pockets, one of which is made of a netted material. There isn't one thing I dislike about this case and can't wait to put it to the test! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by KathleenK
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