You wheel the ribbed silver case across the terminal floor and all four spinner wheels turn at once, so the weight follows your wrist instead of dragging behind you.
The trip starts at the door. You set the case flat, thumb the combination dials on the aluminum frame, and the lid swings open to a polyester lining with zip pockets and a cross strap that holds a week of clothes flat. Zip it shut, lift the telescopic handle, and roll.
The shell is finished in deep vertical ribs that shrug off scuffs, framed by a magnesium aluminum alloy edge and capped at every corner by reinforced alloy guards set with four rivets each. Two dial locks sit flush on the frame, a padded side grip lifts it into the overhead bin, and the retractable handle drops back down with a click.
Key Benefits
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Aluminum frame build A magnesium aluminum alloy frame rings the shell and holds its shape when the bin is packed tight.
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Built-in combination lock Two dial locks sit on the frame so the case stays closed from check-in to carousel.
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Four spinner wheels The 360 degree wheels roll in any direction, so a full case glides beside you without pulling on your arm.
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Reinforced corners Alloy corner guards riveted at four points take the knocks that dent a bare shell.
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Organised interior A polyester lining with zip pockets and a cross strap keeps clothes flat and small items in place.
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Five travel sizes Pick 20 inch for the overhead bin or 29 inch for a checked case that swallows a long trip.
Best for: weekend flyers, business trips and long holidays where a hardside case has to survive baggage handlers and still look sharp at the hotel door.
Why It Works
A framed shell behaves differently from a soft bag. The aluminum alloy edge locks the two halves together so nothing bulges, the ribbed panels flex under pressure instead of cracking, and the riveted corners absorb the impact that usually leaves a scar. The load lands on the four spinner wheels rather than your shoulder.
Quick Product Facts: Frame: magnesium aluminum alloy; Shell: ribbed hardside panel; Sizes: 20, 22, 24, 26 and 29 inch; Weight: around 5 kg; Lock: built-in combination dials; Wheels: 360 degree spinners; Interior: polyester lining with pockets; In the box: suitcase, lock and dust bag.
How It Fits Your Routine
The night before a flight you stand it open on the bed, lay shirts under the cross strap, and slot chargers and documents into the zip pockets so nothing shifts in transit.
At the airport you drop the handle to a set height, steer through the crowd on the spinner wheels, and set the combination before the case rides the belt into the hold.
Back home the empty case wipes clean with a damp cloth, tucks into the dust bag, and stands upright in the closet until the next trip.
FAQ
Does it fit in the overhead bin? The 20 inch size is made for the bin, while 24 inch and up are checked sizes for longer trips.
How does the lock work? Two dials on the frame set a personal combination that keeps the case closed until you dial it back.
What is the frame made of? A magnesium aluminum alloy frame rings the shell, with matching alloy guards riveted at each corner.
What comes in the box? One suitcase, one combination lock and a dust bag for storage between trips.
| Feature |
Details |
| Frame |
Magnesium aluminum alloy |
| Shell |
Ribbed hardside panel |
| Lock |
Built-in combination dials |
| Wheels |
360 degree spinner wheels |
| Handle |
Retractable telescopic plus side grip |
| Sizes |
20, 22, 24, 26 and 29 inch |
| Interior |
Polyester lining with zip pockets |
| In the box |
Suitcase, combination lock, dust bag |