There always seems to be a problem when traveling, especially with your luggage. If it doesn't end up lost or in another city, then the zipper breaks, a tear occurs, or maybe the handle detached. These are just a few luggage problems travelers face during their journeys, but don't let this be your misfortune. Get to know which bag will best suit your travels.
It's All About the Bag
Whether it's a weekend getaway or heading off on a two-week vacation, make sure you have the right luggage and travel bag.
* '''Wheels and Handles''': Most, if not all, pieces of luggage are equipped with wheels and handles so you won't have to struggle to move your bags from place to place. Luggage wheels rotate, which means you can run around an airport while pulling your bags with ease.
* '''Carryon restrictions, such as the bag's size and what you can and can't bring on board.
* '''Garment Bags''': If you're heading off on a business trip or have few special pieces of clothing that must remain wrinkle free, garment bags are a portable way to make sure nothing suits and dresses won't become balledon luggage.
Material Mania
Even if your trip isn't going according as planned, you should always be able to count on your luggage.
* '''Leather''': You don't have sit in First Class to travel in style. Leather bags are smooth with fewer chances of tearing thanks to a lower number of stress points. Although leather bags are expensive, you can always opt for bonded leather or genuine leather pieces, which cost a lot less.
* '''Nylon''': This strong fabric is a popular choice for luggage for its tear resistant design. Large suitcases use ballistic nylon while small bags are made with ripstop nylon. Nylon luggage also has a fiber thickness rating known as denier. Most bags range between 500 and 2000 denier.
* '''Shells''': Luggage bags with a hard outer covering are created from aluminum, polypropylene, and polycarbonate. However, they're heavy and inflexible.
