Rolling Luggage
If you're not a frequent traveler you may not have an appreciation for wheels on your
luggage. But any seasoned traveler knows how important that is. When you're in a huge airport and you have to move clear across the airport to
get your next flight, wheels are your luggage are almost mandatory. If you don't have them you would have then chosen to not have any big luggage
with you and certainly wouldn't pack it full of anything heavy. There's only so much you can carry with you.
I prefer to buy them as a complete set. Multiple pieces that match and better yet, store inside each other to save space in the closet. You
can get them with hard shells or soft, leathers, vinyl or plastic. Nearly every color imaginable is available, too, so if you have a princess
daughter who demands pink, she can have it. Black is the most popular color, but I find that in the luggage carousel of the airport terminal
finding my bag among 1000 other black suitcases is a chore. If I had one in a bright flaming color like pink or purple it would be much easier to
spot and save me time at the end of my journey.
Here are some of our favorite luggage options and they all have wheels. :)
Delsey Helium Fusion 25" Expandable Suiter Trolley
Main features of the Delsey Helium Fusion collection: Unbelieveable lightweight and fully featured, 30-40% lighter than the average upright.
Lightweight fiberglass graphite frame. Same material used in the construction of golf clubs and tennis rackets. Self repairing interlocking #10
nylon coil zippers on the main openings. Recessed locking Trolley handle with easy access push button to lock and release. Wheels are recessed
and protected, providing for smooth maneuvering and long lasting service. Additional step and curb protection is provided by the PVC covered kick
area.
Traveler's Choice Freedom II - 3-Piece Hardside Spinner/Rolling Luggage Set
* 28 Case: 28 x 21 x 11, 9.95 lbs
* 24 Case: 24 x 17.5 x 10, 8.65 lbs
* 20 Case: 20 x 15 x 9, 6.25 lbs
* Top grade Polycarbonate ABS shell material for strength and providing maximum impact resistance
* Polycarbonate material allows the shell to absorb impact by 'flexing' when under heavy stress
Prices range from $50 to $500 and up for complete sets. The more durable pieces will naturally cost more, but they could last you for
decades.
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