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Awesome man! Nice to hear thank you

That does sound like a smart pairing! Hope it works out well for you.

Just curious...did it block out your partner's snoring?

This mask doesn’t block sound it’s not designed for that. You’d still need earplugs for that. Just like with any sleep mask.

I appreciate this. Its like $140 so id hate to buy it just to have the casings dig into my ears.

Side sleeper here who has been using this for 18 months every single night. Sometimes if I’ve been on the same side and in a very specific position for a long time, I’ll wake up and my ear is slightly sore. But overall, it’s super comfortable for me and mostly stays on all night too.

@@babybluegrl8082 maybe my head is heavier but the headphone casings are hard, not as big as other headbands but big enough to wake up with a sore head ...they need to improve them...

Nope, no noise cancellation. And it doesn’t really block out any outside noise

Yes they most likely will. Especially if it’s dead quiet in the room. If you have the volume a bit higher they definitely will be able to hear it. It’s good for low volume relaxing noise though or if you like sleeping with white noise.

Good question, but I’ve got an unfortunate answer. This sleep mask isn’t designed with any noise cancellation. If you want to block out light and listen to music it’s great but you’ll still need earplugs to drown out the noise. Maybe try Loop earplugs they have a pretty good design for keeping them in the ears and can fit a different ear sizes.

I would go for the Manta Sleep Mask Pro instead. It’s not as bulky as this one is. Also I’m assuming while your front sleeping your head is to one side so you can breathe. So yeah the pro should definitely work.

Definitely still learning how to make review videos. In future videos I’ll show more of the product in use. Thanks

There is a little slider inside the suitcase on the back of the locks. You just need to enter your current combo, then slide that slider over, set your new combo, then release the slider and your new combination is set.

Haha I'm sorry! It definitely needs repotted your absolutely right.

Personally I just don't like how fabric or polycarbonate luggage ages. When fabric starts fraying and polycarbonate cracks it just looks bad in my opinion. Plus, getting away from zippers on luggage is great from a safety standpoint. With that said though, everyone has their own preference on what products they want to buy and what worth their hard earned money. It's nice that there are so many options out there as far as luggage goes.

Yeah, I could definitely fit a little bit more than I did in this video.

Thank you so much for the kind words. I actually have no idea what MVST stands for.

@@SignedSojourner I went hunting for it on the internet and couldn't find it either. 😜 It's a cool name. I just think it likely stands for something.

Do you like the Trek better than the Space? I noticed that the Space carry on is 22" tall while the Trek is 21.7" Since most international airlines want a max of 21.6" do you think the 22" is an issue whereas the 21.7" is just about there?

If you don’t want to ever have any scratches I honestly wouldn’t get any aluminum luggage. Scratches and dents come with the territory of aluminum luggage. I actually have never heard of any aluminum luggage that has an anti scratch coating. If you have what brand has that?

There is definitely a lot of convenience that comes with four wheels that's for sure.

Agreed! Makes the packing experience much nicer.

That is kind of true haha. 11.5lbs for this case is definitely up there compared to most luggage. They are also better built than any other luggage I've used too. I think the weight comes from them using metal in places most other companies use plastic.

@@SignedSojourner That’s the feature I like too, also the thinner cover. (it takes more space if you have to lay it flat & open) However for the excess weight, like Hermès Birkin, it seems more comfortable & practical when you travel with car. I live in Paris, I’ve never seen people carry a Birkin in Métro and I will never do so either. (theft is out of control in S. Europe) The photos on their website don’t look it holds much either. (not deep enough)

Nope, the medium size it too large to be a carry on unfortunately.

Yep! No problem at all. They make three different sizes. The one in this video is the carry-on size.

Yeah it’s definitely less comfortable than the pro version (Still really comfortable though). I still think the Pro is the way to go. But I guess size is the price you pay for the added tech in this mask. The top head strap that they include really helps with the extra weight. I would argue wearing the top head strap is almost a necessity.

I don’t believe so. You have a lot of room to play with as far as where to Velcro too on this mask. If you have a really small head you’ll obviously have less room. I have been using the manta sleep mask pro for probably about 10 months now and haven’t noticed very much stretching in the fabric at all. I got a new version as well of the sleep mask pro and they are both the same length still. So no real noticeable stretch over time.

Not really no. The only place the four wheels was a bit inconvenient was in a super packed security area line with stop and go traffic. Be even then not a huge deal. It’s only a carry on so you can’t really pack it too be super heavy which helps.

It’s really is like a functional art piece. Your right.

@@SignedSojourner would really like to get it but you really cant pack anything in that case.I dont even think you can pack a weeks worth of clothes

Honestly kinda depends where you going? I was easily able to pack enough for a week in Costa Rica. But I could see how if you’re going somewhere colder that requires bulkier clothing you might only get 4 or 5 days in there.

@@SignedSojourner thanks!

That's a very good question! I haven't yet tested or felt a Rimowa yet. But for me personally I think the Sterling is a much better looking case than Rimowa's I've seen. I can't say for sure but just from materials used it seems like the Sterling is better built as well. For example, Rimowa's cabin bag handles and trolly handle are made of plastic and Sterlings side and top handles are full grain leather with its trolly handle being full aluminum wrapped in full grain leather. Rimowa's lining is made of polyester where as Sterlings is a ring spun twill weave fabric. I'm sure Rimowa makes a great product as well. Or else they'd be out of business haha. But that's the best answer I have for your question.

This looks a lot better than Rimowa or Tumi

I would have to agree

Yes, you can. Just add the extra wheels to your cart along with the suitcase. And I just tested if they could nest. With the carry-on and the medium, and no those cannot nest. So I kinda doubt the medium could nest in the large. That is a brilliant idea though.

@@SignedSojourner can you share a link to the extra wheels? I’m looking at buying and can’t find the replacement wheels on the website. Wondering if they quit selling them.

shrsl.com/4dmo1. Absolutely, here you are. They are kinda hidden of mvst’s website for some reason.

No, only the Carry-On size. Medium size is going to need to be checked in.

I can't prove you wrong haha. Checking in will definitely scratch and dent up your aluminum luggage. No question. However it's still good protection and I kind of like to look of well traveled luggage.

Holding up very well. Nothing has broken or become unusable on this case. And good question about the color. I chose it for one, because I love the look of raw aluminum. And two, you are going to get dents and scratched on aluminum cases, there’s just no getting around that. So on the colored version it would show up that damage more and instead of looking well traveled like old aluminum luggage I feel like it would just look trashed and messed up. In my opinion

Absolutely! Thanks for watching

Good question. I don’t believe so no. I think they are online only.

I mean, I don’t sell them personally. However, I know a place where you could get one. mvstselect.com/signedsojourner