Tested by a Pilot: the Briggs & Riley 22” Expandable Carry-On Spinner (First Look)

I decided to swap out my LuggageWorks 22” Stealth for a Briggs & Riley spinner for my extensive travels as an airline pilot. Here’s a first look at how the size and packing features of this awesome suitcase.
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[@m_here1]

I just got this as a gift and I’m so excited to use it on an upcoming trip. My parents have had their Briggs and Riley bags for 15 years and they’re still in such good condition. Plus the lifetime warranty is amazing.

[@Illmatic07]

Thanks for taking the time to make this

[@TWCHHK]

Briggs & Riley is expensive but really worth it. I've had the 2-wheel checked luggage for about 6 months now and it's really reliable, doesn't show any signs of fatigue. My luggage is really mis-treated on every duty we have since we load and offload them in the rear hold. It takes all hits without any issue. + you have a lifetime warranty!

[@kraxil1287]

Any chance to get a video going over what you pack for a trip like this? Genuinely curious

[@DiddlyD-xx2ih]

Love my briggs and riley!

[@elleargos]

@thepilotwhoexplores my husband is an airline pilot, and we have been debating between the Briggs & Riley 22” expandable 2-wheel vs 4-wheel. Do you have a recommendation?

[@juandv930722]

I’m crew as well, how is it holding up? My tumi bag has all 4 wheels stuck and is super hard to drag.

[@AUav8r05]

how does it work for adding the flight kit on it? Doesn't look like there is a good j hook solution?

[@mkphilly]

Nice, but seemed to stop short...

[@user-ri9ov9mf3z]

How much Coste

[@GMoneyMakesMoves]

You need to wear a mic i cant hear you! 😞