Carrylite Bermuda Luggage, Cabin Case

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You can also feel safe if you have to carry this bag in the rain thanks to the water-resistant polyester material (made from 100 percent recycled PET plastic bottles) and storm flaps that protect the main zipper. This carry-on isn't expandable, but thanks to the strong yet slightly flexible exterior, stretchy cross bands, and smooth zippers, we were able to stuff in all the essentials for a four-day trip.

Lightweight for its size, it stays balanced on all surfaces and easily swaps between two and four wheels. Another great lightweight suitcase with a roomy interior, this has two internal dividers for organised packing and an external pocket for any non-valuables. Besides staying within any potential weight limits for plane travel, one of the main points of lightweight luggage is to make your trip easier and more efficient. This hardside suitcase has a polypropylene (thermoplastic) exterior that stood up well to our baseball bat tests, although it sustained a minor dent from one particularly enthusiastic swing.Suitcases with handles on the top and side, in addition to the towing handle, are easier to lift onto luggage racks, airport baggage scales and off baggage carousels. Keep your luggage easily identifiable with our luggage ID tags, adding a touch of personalization while preventing mix-ups. Designed to perfectly fit on top of your suitcase as hand luggage or even as a weekend bag, they provide ample space for all your essential items.

Beyond the basic luggage colors, the brand offers the option for a statement hue or something a little easier to spot at baggage claim, like blush, teal, or stark white. The Osprey Farpoint 40 weighs barely more than three pounds when empty, and it's nearly as spacious as a carry-on suitcase.On a hunt for a brand new suitcase for your upcoming trip, why not look at our brilliant selection from IT Luggage? And while we might have a few favourite luggage brands, we’re always open to experimenting with new ones. Maneuvering the Spinner Trolley was a breeze, though it doesn't take corners as tightly on two wheels. These particular bags were put through their paces on visits to Singapore, Indonesia and Manchester, and we used them to transport everything from computers and cameras to the dive gear we needed for a visit to one of Indonesia’s most remote archipelagos.