Make travel stress disappear with these proven suitcases that you can take onto the plane. This luggage saves you the hassle of checking bags in and going through baggage claim.
So, no chance of losing your precious business essentials mid flight. Plus, easy accessibility during your flight, and no heavy lifting required, keeping you focused on your business plans.
#1 Samsonite Omni Expandable Hardside Luggage
The Samsonite Omni is made from 100% polycarbonate material so it’s lightweight yet durable with the hard-side to protect valuables such as electronics. The multi-directional spinner wheels make it easy to maneuver if you’re rushing through the airport to catch a connecting flight. It also comes with TSA locks for security.
#2 Xpand No Tie Shoelaces System
Here are a some facts about Xpand:
- Loved by athletes, parents, kids whose laces keep coming undone, pregnant moms, seniors with limited mobility and everyone in between
- Over 1 million pairs sold worldwide since 2015
- Featured product on QVC
- Available in retail stores in over 30 countries
- Official Shoelace of Tough Mudder Toronto
- Received invitation to appear on Shark Tank
- Awarded Amazon’s Choice for Best Lacing System
#3 Tortuga Setout Backpack
The Tortuga Setout packs like a suitcase, with the ease and versatility of a backpack. Whether you’re taking a quick overnight or a weeklong trip, the Setout neatly fits your electronics, documents, and personal items into one organized masterpiece. I especially love that they created a Women’s version that offers unique comfort features that are tailored to a woman’s frame.
#4 Rollogo Escape S
Traveling for work presents major pain points. Exhibit A: waiting around in airports, searching for an outlet to keep a laptop and phone in service.
Presenting ESCAPE S by ROLLOGO – the world’s first luggage with a power generating wheel.
ESCAPE S by ROLLOGO is a modern carry-on suitcase that doubles as a self-charging mobile office. When the case’s wheels spin, they generate power that charges a detachable power bank that can charge two devices simultaneously. An accompanying app provides intel on battery level and links to luggage for tracking.
The original Escape launched last year, but Rollogo has upgraded it to make it better than ever, including new material that is 100% water and stain-resistant. The case is also incredibly kitted-out and includes a top surface designed to transform into a workspace, an easy access top compartment for all on-board essentials, a zippered compartment for electronics, a fold-over garment bag, and a hanging toiletry bag, seamlessly integrated into a compact design.
#5 Victorinox Lexicon Hardside Global Carry-on
The design is both understated and technical and has practical, innovative tweaks that are inspired by travelers and is an original design from an experienced company, not the typical rebadging of standard ODM/OEM designs typically favored by newer trendy luggage companies.
All of the suitcase’s hardware is recessed to avoid snags as well as damage from catching on corners and edges during handling.
Has a USB charging port that allows you to utilize your choice of any power bank, held in an internal pocket. The protective cover for the port also contains a SIM card tool, and a pen as well.
Security double-coil zippers prevent the typical zipper punctures and also the typical puncture-based intrusions by thieves.
The case is compact and sized to fit global carry-on specifications, even with stringent short-haul carriers within Europe. Many popular choices today do not conform to European carry-on limits and sizers and always run the chance of being moved to the hold and incurring an extra checked bag charge.
Additionally, while many cases avoid recessing their wheels (a practical benefit to all travelers) due to the additional overall manufacturing costs, this suitcase maximizes recessing, with the most recessing found on any carry-on today. This maximizes dimensional packing height of the case within size constraints, and also protects the wheels by minimizing exposure to shearing forces in handling that typically destroy wheels and their mounts on typical suitcases – which usually result in either expensive repairs or throwing away the entire suitcase.
Lastly, the case has an understated, classic design language, that will always be on-trend and will always coordinate.
The recommendations of products and books within this article where sourced from industry experts. Their names and websites are listed below.
Shayne Sherman from TechLoris
Gary Liang from Xpand
Lisa LaMont from The Simple Pack
Rosemary from Proper Propaganda
Paul Erickson from N/A
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