Reasons to go with a hard checked in baggage can include:
- transport of breakable items
- better security
- waterproofness (some, not all)
- durability
- upkeep
- there will be no need to use it as a backpack
If your needs are described above and you will not be carrying it often, then hard checked in is right for you.
Recommendations are based on the criteria bellow that describe our basic needs for a hard carry-on.
Budget
With its sleek design and inward facing wheels Coolife offers a good price-performance ratio. It has a built in TSA approved lock and an aluminum telescopic handle.
American Tourister Stratum XLT
Entry level checked in luggage with all basic amenities.
Expandable and durable, with a decent organiser and seperator.
U.S. Traveler Boren Polycarbonate Hardside
Zipper does offer lockability, but the lock itself is not included. Not expandable.
Mid range
Expandable and with integrated lock.
Boasting with 8 spinner wheels and lining made out of recycled bottles Maxlite Air offers a good organizer and additional compartments for documents.
With protected edges and partialy sides, Winfield 2 offers a good amount of safety and an easy upkeep.
Ben Sherman Nottingham Lightweight
A light middle range hard check in luggage.
Premium
Travelking All aluminum luggage
With a hefty price Travelking offers an all aluminum siutcase with an integrated lock and exceptional dividers with and additional small compartment.
Vera Bradely hardside rolling suitcase
Ladies traveling companion that is available in multiple colours.
One of the best expandable hard side luggages on the market with all needed amenities.
Samsonite S’Cure hardside luggage
Simple yet efficient design for occasional or business travelers.
With additional side protectors and expandable interior Runaway 2 offers 10 years of waranty on this product.
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