I've critically reviewed various Eagle Creek products before, but I always keep buying them.  The quality of manufacture (in Vietnam) is excellent, but the constantly changing product specifications are bewildering and annoying.  Two other reviewers have gone into that, so I won't repeat it.  I just want to point out that the product dimensions advertised on the Eagle Creek website and on Amazon are incorrect.  The product size advertised is the carry-on legal 14 x 22 x 9, however what arrives is clearly labeled 14 x 22 x 10, which is not strictly legal for airline carry-on.  If you feel strongly about playing by the rules, knowing that your luggage is over carry-on size is vexing, even if the airline usually lets you get away with it.  The Pack-it cubes really don't fit as the Eagle Creek illustration suggests.  The cubic inch interior space advertised is also different than shown on the tag attached to the luggage. The 18" shirt folding Pack-it is really excellent, but it doesn't fit against the back wall of the luggage as shown.  It sits much higher on the interior tubes which contain the handle.  The tubes are very solid and create three long rectangular spaces, on either side and between the tubes, useful space but not as shown.  The ad copy needs to be updated, and the Pack-it illustration needs to more fairly show how the Pack-it cubes fit.  That aside, I like the bag and kept it.  The redesigned lid that opens book-style contains about 2" of space that is perfect for carrying a raincoat or dirty laundry.  I'm glad that EC eliminated the dedicated "shoe box" because I think one open compartment is more versatile than a lot of little spaces presumed to be useful by some luggage designer.  The Tamarac 22 is not overburdened with many little exterior "pockets" that compete for space with the interior luggage compartment when calculating the overall carry-on size.  Much of what goes into the little pockets is better kept in the "personal item" (second bag) allowed as carry-on, whether that is a computer bag or a big purse.  So, I'm okay with just the flat travel document pocket and the top-entry zipper to the lid compartment, which is big enough to carry a light coat or raincoat.  The Pack-it cubes (although they don't fit exactly as shown) solve a lot of organizational problems, eliminating the need for dedicated interior spaces.  I like the new, bigger wheels, as they give the piece more ground clearance than the older in-line skate wheels. The retractable identification tag is well protected beneath the side carry handle, keeping it from being accidentally torn off.  The corner protectors and skid plate between the wheels protect the wear points very well.  So this bag is well-built, simple, versatile, but the size is not as advertised.