This is the carry-on luggage that flight attendants use ✈️🧳

[@theshoppingexpert]

👈 Clickable LINKS to the exact carry-on in my bio! 🔗 Or type jo.my/travelgear into your browser (They are general affiliate links, but to be clear, it’s the same place I bought mine in June 2020 • Travelpro didn’t sponsor this video, compensate me in any way, nor have they even responded to any of my emails or DMs requesting comment 😭 • I bought, researched, tested, interviewed, & edited everything myself bc apparently I’m allergic to doing things profitably • Lastly, no brand would be willing to wait nearly 4 years for for a sponsored post to be published 😅) 💙 Thanks for watching! I'm a one-man team, so a Like and a Subscribe will always mean a ton to me

[@generalsamvods5661]

I just checked on the warranty and it does not cover "Damage from abuse, mishandling or accidents or damage caused by an airline, train service, cruise ship or other common carrier."

[@theshoppingexpert]

​@@generalsamvods5661 you're looking at the terms for their Lifetime Limited Warranty, not the highest tier aka Trusted Companion Promise warranty, sometimes referred to as their Lifetime Limited *Worry Free* Warranty. It's the first option under the "Types of Travelpro Warranties" section on this page: travelpro.com/pages/main-warranty EDIT: ugh, forgot KZbin disabled clickable links in comments. Might be faster to just Google "travelpro warranty" and click on the first result to get to that link (should be the one from travelpro.com, *not* the one from travelproluggageoutlet.com)

[@Yuri-hv6zl]

@@generalsamvods5661 Go check it again now. Platinum Elite Softside

[@CancelMeNow]

Problem is, its French and as a Brit I'd rather die than use something French

[@hunterbear2421]

Haha, it doesn't have theft protection. Our old one has a flat wheel so it's extremely loud.

[@dannymartial7997]

Magnetically aligning wheels sound crazy. I don’t need it, but man, do I wish I had it

[@theshoppingexpert]

Yeah it almost sounds like a gimmick, but it ends up making a surprising difference. The best analogy I can think of right now is that it acts like aim assist does in video games: it adds just enough guidance so you're never fighting against the wheels to correct their direction; they're always working with you. To keep the analogy going, you don't consciously notice the aim assist when you have it, but you do notice its absence when it's gone (i've been playing too much COD lately)

[@erinmcclain6423]

@@theshoppingexpertthat honestly makes a lot more sense

[@maruftim]

​@@theshoppingexpertgreat description!

[@unsearch]

​@@theshoppingexpertoh you god damn sold me. I def buy one

[@gtALIEN]

worth it if you're rich

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

Pilot here- travelpro is a cheap brand that we all hate. The reason many flight crew use it is NOT because they tested many bags and found the best one for their needs, but rather because travelpro SPONSORS the airlines, so that is the only option given to flight crew. I had one that completely fell apart within one year. All the zippers broke within a few months, I had a wheel fall off, got it fixed, then another wheel fell off… Luggage Works bags will survive a nuclear bomb, but they are heavy. I use a Tumi and love it. After 5 years of extremely heavy use, I’ve only replaced one wheel one time.

[@GabrielMisfire]

Read your comment, went to check them out as I’ll have to retire my suitcase of 10+ years soon - yup, definitely need a pilot salary for those Tumi lol

[@vaderanomaly1573]

Thank you, because this video felt like an obvious shill. There's a reason why Lamborghini and Ferrari don't have ads.

[@WaitingForTheSubway]

@@GabrielMisfire hahaha yea my beloved Tumi is the two-wheel. I think it’s around $600 new, which is very high. My old airline bought mine for me thankfully.

[@chocoberrymuffin3392]

​How do I become a pilot? I wanna become a pilot fast.

[@PsRohrbaugh]

​@@WaitingForTheSubwaynot a pilot but used to travel frequently. I had better luck with my Briggs and Riley than my Tumi bag.

[@youtubeuser9090]

I was contemplating if this was an ad or not the whole video😂

[@samuelhayes5198]

Normally creators have to tag their vids as paid promotion but he didn't lol. Won't expect this vid to be up for long

[@flufflulYT]

Normally creators don't have to tag their vids as paid promotion if it isn't so he didn't lol. Expect this vid to be up for long.

[@starfieldgames5976]

Normally creators might have to tag their vids as paid promotion if it could be but he might not have lol. No idea if you should expect this vid to be up for long.

[@toddli5272]

Keep a look out next time you fly, the cabin crew are literally all rocking this brand

[@SW1TCHED-CHANNELS]

I mean, if he was paid for this he HAS to state somewhere that this is an ad if je didn't that would pretty much be illegal... i think.

[@Mareeyoi]

Nope. Lifetime warranty is a scam. They don’t acknowledge wear and tear like wheels or broken handle. YOU NEED TO PAY FOR REPAIR. Im a flight crew and the only reason we use Travelpro is because its company provided. The wheels dont last long, the handles start to wiggle after few months and we have to pay out of our own pocket for repair because THERE IS NO LIFETIME WARRANTY FOR TRAVELPRO!

[@KCNYC]

I use Tumi, they have a transferable lifetime warranty.

[@nunuvyurbiz123]

I contacted them about worn wheels on a rollaboard that's probably 40 years old. They sent me new ones, no charge.

[@dva5610]

@@KCNYCthey do not. RIMOWA does.

[@KCNYC]

@@dva5610 I stand to be corrected, they stopped in 2004

[@HercadosP]

​@@KCNYC2004 is over 20 years ago. That's like saying Kodak is the biggest market share in printing and camera films

[@moonlightash5012]

The Tokyo drift audio brings back so many memories 😍

[@ThisHandleIsTakenTryThis]

@@IDTT137certified hater moment

[@moonlightash5012]

@@IDTT137 if I was “9 or something” I’d definitely not understand the nostalgia associated with this song and movie 😅

[@IDTT137]

Yeah that's mb I actually have no idea why I said that it doesn't even make sense

[@verlatenn]

the glazing is crazy

[@hinatasky1]

The Tokyo drift music popping in and out got some chuckles out of me 😂

[@ipizzippy]

I want a luggage that won't take up half the weight limit for carry-on luggage.

[@Mandaramaster]

never had carry on weighed in my life tbh

[@bestt2252]

@@Mandaramaster Must live in the US

[@Mandaramaster]

@@bestt2252 Nope, UK.

[@LewisTheFly888]

Frequently weighed in Australia.

[@efisgpr]

"A luggage" is incorrect English.

[@SyntaxGacha]

Bro definitely got paid 💀

[@tjsynkral]

A warranty on luggage can go one of two ways. When I’ve claimed warranty a couple times they just shipped me the new one as soon as I reported a problem. But some luggage companies would make you send your damaged bag in to them which would be hundreds of dollars in postage and kind of kills the value.

[@theshoppingexpert]

Very interesting 👀 Are you comfortable sharing which brands were prompt with the return process and which ones were less convenient?

[@hithere1528]

Away has the same warranty and pays for the return shipping!

[@JillofAllTrades2]

@@theshoppingexpertSamsonite was prompt at returning my repaired bag which needed a wheel replaced. I took it to an authorized luggage repair shop in the next city when I was there rather than ship it. They fixed it and shipped it back.

[@lukeandliz]

Mines whatever the carry on my mother bought me for $7 at goodwill 16 years ago is

[@chrissi.enbyYT]

As a teen I bought a really cheap camo backpack. I made it 2x around the world with it. It just wont break. I might have to switch soon, its getting a bit too old tho

[@TrickyGamers1]

it's a coin flip but man you can get some good stuff from there.

[@GabrielCowan-xe5sr]

My dad has had one for like 15 years and loves it. He has worked in sales the whole time and for a couple years he was going on a flight or 2 a week.

[@ellie8602]

Briggs and Riley has an even stronger guarantee for damages

[@RhumRunner41]

Crew members are not subject to bag weight restrictions. They also do not typically pack for a wide range of clothing options so they usually pack light. And finally, crew members are quite often offered fast (and sometimes free) laundry services at their hotels so again, no need to over pack.

[@kentfrederick8929]

I asked a friend who has been a pilot for 35 years. His one requirement: only 2 wheels. He hates spinners, because they will roll away on any non-level surface. Because swivel wheels are bigger, the bag is smaller, in order to fit in the overhead bin. And the biggest peeve is that people have spinners, they walk with the bags beside them. If the bag has only 2 wheels, then you must pull the bag behind you, which was the point of the wheeled bag.

[@helloworld8492]

I thought the point of a wheeled bag is to not have to carry it.

[@vanly1287]

@@helloworld8492😂

[@kentfrederick8929]

@helloworld8492 I had a Samsonite Sihlouette suitcase with four tiny wheels and a retractible pull strap. So, I could pull the suitcase. But, it made a terrible racket on the brick floor in the Hartsfield terminal. But, my friend is right. I walk with my spinner next to me. I don't tip it and pull it behind me, as I did with a 2-wheel bag.

[@NH-hp2nn]

i like pushing the bag or walking with it beside me.... and sometimes i pull it.... why does your friend not like it when people walk beside the bag?

[@philippalumbo6546]

Love my Briggs and Riley bags

[@PaulaM41]

Yup. And I've used my lifetime warranty three times on my Briggs and Riley bags.

[@ricfax]

I'm all B&R. Used to use TP.

[@thatretroninja]

The best

[@nathalienguyen6860]

Another vote for Briggs and Riley

[@ASKSer79]

I’ve had my Travel Pro carryon for 19 years and it’s still holding up well! More pockets than you’d imagine and the quality is off the charts. Money well spent.

[@kristend344]

The newer stuff isn't made as well.

[@amaria7735]

Exactly, it's because it's that old that it's great.

[@cherllowe-johnson7630]

Travelpro is the best!! I use to fly with Northwest & United Airlines over 10 years ago. I changed the wheels to rollerblades wheels. Still using it for vacation travel. Big enough for everything you need. Ladies, just be careful of how many heels to take with you. You only need walking shoes (you should wear on plane bc they are bulky). A pair of pumps & sandals/flip flops. Also, get yourself a man designed toiletry bag which is compact-- put everything on the bed & take half your items.

[@Voxonthetube]

yo this was a really good ad hats off the the people who worked on it

[@VikSun14618]

The shine sound effect broke me

[@RAMZAVFX]

Tokyo track playing on and off got me

[@brucerobb2120]

My sister used to fly a lot. She swears by Briggs and Riley. She had an issue with one of hers once, in that the luggage tag came off. The customer service call to B&R suggested (as had my sister previously) that the airline agent check the serial number. "Luggage doesn't HAVE serial numbers!" "Ours does!" Point made. Case closed.

[@Pr13to]

I’m sorry. I was an international frequent flyer for more than 10 years. In the first 3 to 4 years I noticed I had to replace my luggage almost every year or so, that includes some travel pro. That changed when I bought Tumi. I started buying Tumi around 8 years ago and all of them, three in total, are still fully usable. The oldest one only have one of the zipper puller broken and that’s it.

[@dclomg5]

It really feels like that company might have paid you...

[@TheDeathmail]

No, he probably was curious... He himself said it's not for regular fliers.... But they are meant for airline staff, not passengers.... And they are meant to be used by people who often fly way way way more than almost any passenger.... Aka, staff or people who fly a lot....

[@pjschmid2251]

The one thing about asking pilots and flight attendants about luggage is they never check luggage so their luggage is not subjected to kind of abuse that passenger luggage is subjected to. It may very well be excellent luggage, but that’s the wrong recommendation to be looking for in my opinion.

[@maxmendez8633]

It’s a lot harder to throw those heavy bags from luggage works and Briggs & Riley around. For the average travel though, a soft shell leather or similar synthetic works just fine. A lot cheaper and sure if it’s checked the fabric might get scuffed. Sure those materials can be probably be punctured easier then hard shells, but those plastic hard shells are more likely to show black scuff marks and are easier to crack. Even if not thrown around, if they get checked it’s likely much colder in the cargo hold then at the destination. That expanding and contracting can cause it to crack.

[@Kerryjotx]

I love my Travel Pro carry-on. I fly over 100 flights a year and I have worn out a carry-on bag every single year for the last several years until I got a Travel Pro and I’m on my fourth year with it now I think. The wheels are so good. I almost don’t have to push it. It’s been very sturdy and none of the features that have broken on previous bags have broken on it. I’m completely sold!

[@Heleenagrace]

BRIGGS AND RILEY ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HRuiz-kt5ui]

I have Briggs & Riley for my hard case luggage and Eagle Creek for my soft side luggage, and I use the B&R cabin spinner no matter when I’m traveling (business or pleasure). Both companies have great warranties and I’ve had great customer service from both. Can’t go wrong with either one of these companies.

[@chrisbetts6194]

I had a Briggs & Riley when I worked for an airline. In the 90's Travel Pro was the economy travel bag, no warranty. The Briggs are now expensive but still very good bags with warranty. Costco used to have a bag for around $99 that had a good warranty. Flight crews started buying it and would just trade it in if anything was damaged. Costco stopped carrying the bag. It was a great bag for the money.

[@theshoppingexpert]

Do you still have and use the BR? If not, what do you rock with now? And yeah, I still see people on FlyerTalk forums referencing Costco’s past inventory haha

[@chrisbetts6194]

@@theshoppingexpert I still have the BR. I don't travel much. Flight crews abuse their bags. Up and over curbs daily. They usually have one or two bags hanging off their main bag. Pilots used to carry a flight bag that had all their manuals.

[@braddawe5399]

They are also 600 bucks for their cheapest model

[@Zixth8]

Well, if you travel a lot and it lasts for years, then 600 is a small price to pay

[@taico3868]

No they aren't lmao, cheapest versapack is under 300 lmao

[@monklord6098]

Yeah but if it’s guaranteed for life that’s almost negligible. Suppose not even life but 30 years. That’s like 1.5 usd a month. It’s worth it if you really do travel a lot. Cheap bags break very fast and still cost 70-150 bucks

[@XxhimynameiscynxX]

Saw one online for $127

[@NightStalker1337]

Wrong

[@elcaballeronyc]

Flight attendants use travelpro has nothing to do with quality but because of the huge discounts they offer to airline employees

[@BruiserFL]

I use both. Travel Pro telescoping handles are not the sturdiest and are prone to break if you slip on an additional bag over the handles. The TP are a bit lighter that the LW. Luggage Works are built like tanks and have a stellar reputation for a reason.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing your look at our industry. Yes, Travelpro is what I love to use.

[@EliasNLSN]

bro finna make me in debt from all these videos

[@TheAlchemist1089]

Finna?

[@GasMoonK3B]

@@TheAlchemist1089 faadsa

[@GreenyZay]

​@@TheAlchemist1089FINNA

[@theshoppingexpert]

hahaha i appreciate the kind words, brotha 🤜🤛 especially bc this video in particular has technically been years in the works. But because I'm also apparently allergic to money, I just want to emphasize that my personal philosophy is that if there's nothing wrong with them, the best products to use are the ones you already own. If someone is only flying maybe once a year, they'd probably be fine using whatever they have now until it falls apart. I'd just avoid carry-on bags under $150. Below that price point, imo the average quality + longevity falls off a cliff, and you end up spending more $ on 2 cheap bags than 1 decent bag.

[@ariixk1tty]

​@TheAlchemist1089 it's giving.. ✨️boomer✨️

[@32000Feet]

I only use rimowa luggages, they might be slightly more expensive but they are absolutely incredible in every aspect

[@peter65zzfdfh]

15lbs on a bag here would leave you with 0.4 lbs of allowance to fill it for domestic flights. lol. Have to be crew to use that bag. I've given up using roller bags at all given half the weight of your allowance is the bag at minimum, if you wanted to carry only that much a backpack is way way easier.

[@LindsayMuller25]

Got a cute matching purple travel pro set as a graduation gift from my grandma back in 2019. I still love them!

[@prosaic.7944]

Thanks for mentioning the overkill side of buying an equipment that's specially designed for professionals as an average consumer. What happens is the companies that make durable and bit expensive products shift their focus on the profits, so they reduce the manufacturing costs to sell in higher quantities, and quality goes down the drain. Do NOT buy products that are made for a profession as an average consumer.

[@eden5260]

They don't pay for weight so they don't care But for the regular person even 7.8 lbs is too heavy .

[@darrenfeelgreat]

Rimowa has a lifetime warranty...

[@Hellomoto-i7l]

Thank you for having honest trustworthy good products… just bought one with about 15 more ready to go

[@DaveM-FFB]

I was a road warrior for 30 years and I used all of the major luggage brands. Travelpro is easily the best bang for the buck. It looks good, and holds up after years of use. And it's reasonably priced. The only other brand that is "as good or better" is Briggs and Riley, which is my current favorite. But B&R costs twice as much as Travelpro.

[@AliceBruce6661]

Air Europa and Iberia get Roncato luggage. My mom has been a flight attendant for 40 years and she really likes this brand. I use it too (I use her suitcases lol) and it's very durable.

[@nuthinbutlove]

"... Briggs & Riley showdown, the right choice depends on your travel preferences and priorities. If you're drawn to modern design and cutting-edge features, Tumi might be your ideal match. On the other hand, if durability, functionality, and value for money are your top concerns, Briggs & Riley could be the brand for you..."

[@galaxylegend7852]

the fact that this isnt a ad means its insanely good

[@myrandomlife8881]

The tokyo drift music 😂😂😂

[@breadroomghost8764]

An old TravelPro Crew 5 bought on eBay will last you decades. A new TravelPro bought at Marshall’s won’t hold up to rough use at all. Know your bag because they aren’t all the same

[@otkare]

got me fucked up thinkin I'm gonna check in luggage.

[@dorothyyoung8231]

I had a Travel Pro for years; I flew on Southwest a couple times per week. It was amazingly durable. It ended up looking a bit battered, but it never failed.

[@thebafoon556]

Love the tokyo drift song any time something was spinning

[@ua767driver]

Well I used luggage works for many years. Wore out 3 of them. Now I have travel pro swivel. I love it!! I lost it one night as it rolled across the parking lot at the motel. Thank god I put AirTags in my cases. Found it up against a fence🤣🤣.

[@bootmii98]

LW would have punched a hole in that fence 😂

[@the-fiddling-fox]

The best carry on bag I’ve ever had cost me £8 from a bargain store. It’s not particularly well made, looks cheap and cheerful - and it has been tough as old boots for the last 8 years. It has been all over the world with me and is still raring to go. I’ll be gutted when it eventually dies. There’s certainly no need to spend 100s on designer luggage other than for looks.

[@soren3856]

Crew use the Flightcrew range which is only accessible to industry workers. They do the trick, but they're pretty standard bags.

[@nunyabusiness4904]

Might need to get that one, Delta once sent my bag to the wrong city so I had to buy a new suit on the way to my wedding and when I got my bag back it had tire marks on it. When I went to customer service about the tire marks they just said "We're sorry, that happens sometimes."

[@everettrailfan]

Well now I know which brand to get when I become an Alaska pilot lol

[@bhuld0115]

Briggs & Riley. Lifetime warranty. Actually fix it if it breaks.

[@Mizuulors]

Halo active camo bwooom sound was not missed that was awesome

[@theshoppingexpert]

ah, a fellow person of culture i see 🤜🤛

[@foodmore]

Been an airline crew for 15 years, for one of the world’s most known Asian airlines. Never heard of these brands. Personally I use Rimowa, and Tumi

[@arercee5528]

I’ve tried many brands, travel pro is definitely one of my favorites. Much better than your average samsonite, but still pretty affordable

[@aroundtheworldinsadiedays]

ive destroyed multiple travel pro luggages during my travels and can confirm their warranty is amazing

[@AstroKaeru]

Carful bro, those Tokyo Drift bits are gonna make me get a bag😂

[@AJ1770s]

What is the cost?

[@0ogaBooga]

i got 3 bags for $30 on amazon about 7 years ago and that stuff is almost looking good as new 😂

[@nelly112nels]

Been using travel pro since my brother and my wife became flight attendants around 2014... Thanks to them for getting me mine lol

[@YuJay]

I got a cheap Travel Pro double pack a luggage carry-on and backpack. I got it after researching the best luggage which fit in the space all airline use.. Then when I started going on Holiday I found no EU airport actually cares about luggage size is as long as it fits in the overhead and they just check it in for free if it doesn't fit and only American Airlines goes OTT on Luggage size checks for profit and checking fees..

[@lindazee]

I absolutely love my Travelpro Platinums. We use the smaller of the two available carry-ons they sell, and it’s amazing how much we can pack in them. I also have the medium and large suitcase. Have been using them for around 8 years and they've all held up extremely well.

[@annsmith7207]

I have travelled on every habitable continent and Travel Pro and no other.

[@generalguacamole8524]

I like the Louis Vuitton, Goyard or Rimowa suitcases. They look the best.

[@classicshades]

Who else was expecting Tumi 😂😂😂

[@firefang720]

Bro drifted the baggage loading car

[@merlin2600]

420€ Platinum® Elite Medium Check-in Expandable Softside Spinner 71cm (71 x 47 x 30 cm) The video says that most flight crew used the Versapack line that doesn't seem to be sold in Europe. I like the "for life" aspect but have been bait&switched a few times already.

[@darkessraven]

Would it happen to have unique designs. I feel like it would be perfect for someone like Molly Burke and one of her aspects about having a suitcase is that it’s easy to pick out from a sea of suitcases if she needs help retrieving it.

[@justicejoycetv]

Ebags replaced my bag with no issues. I adored the color and just wanted mine repaired. Replaced in 7 days.

[@DurbinRide]

Tumi For Me you can get it for 300$ at the store outlets when the handle broke they fixed for free

[@Fatalbeast22]

What's weird is you keep talking about carry on, and have the video labeled as carry on, but are showing footage of checked luggage

[@TKanoWrites]

Hold the phone you shined there COME TO YOUR LOCAL

[@Rudy_Nuff]

Your content and editing skills are brilliant! Thanks for the heads up on this bag 👍.

[@swaggerdo7231]

Travelpro, black, 22" flightcrew edition. Works perfectly, both check in and carry on. indestructible. For long haul, I add ogio 9800s. Everything else is just throwing cash into a disposable whirlwind. Save up and obtain the best.

[@elizabethyoung1802]

my mom let me borrow her travelpro suitcase and i still havent given it back lmfao 😭 it’s so nice

[@BabyWho143]

Awesome thank you 🙂

[@Dflowen]

The Tokyo Drift theme song. 😂

[@FrappeInsider]

All flight attendants use my special brand. It starts at 600 dollars per luggage! I wouldn’t lie to you at all!

[@maxmendez8633]

Sorry to tell you, I know it’s like half the price, but travel pro just isn’t on the same level as luggage works and Briggs & Riley. Simply put not as durable. Will say though, soft shell is better than any plastic hard case carry-on epically if you fly on regionals. Even if not the most durable. Ground crews work fast and throw bags around. They end up cracking those hard shell carry-on’s that they force you to check.

[@awalters1013]

I’m seriously considering a Luggageworks. It’s a $500 bag, but the reality is that you get what you pay for. I used to travel with a 5.11 that was meant to be overkill and it’s EXACTLY why it held up. It all depends on how much you travel and lord forbid you have to gate check it lol

[@Weens]

Just took a medium checked bag from the brand July on an international trip. Held up pretty well, but did get banged up (as expected). My favorite bag of all time is this little Samsonite Silhouette XV international carryon. I can pack a week’s worth of clothes easy peasy and it fits straight into every overhead bin.

[@annonone93]

Dakin has a lifetime warranty. My schools backpack brought me thru jr, high school, and backpacking thru EU before the zipper gave out. I got the full cost I paid for the backpack. I was so pleased with the quality I ended up buying my now check luggage bag from Dakin

[@AnnieGhitelman]

Is nobody going to talk about the car doing a 360😭

[@cocovasquez1]

$400 bucks!! LMAO MO THANKS

[@hackanimator12]

these magnetic wheels should be in supermarkets carts

[@pinkgreenmelon2209]

Nice that it is lifetime warranty, Rimowa has that now and my mother uses rimowas for its durability and she recently bought a new one for its lifetime warranty but I think I’ll consider this the next time she needs a new luggage

[@JoaoLopes-1982]

I went to TravelPro's website and there is no lifetime warranty anywhere. Some products do extend the warranty to 5 or even 10 years but not one has lifetime warranty... Bad review...

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

Tripp brand do the similar, but 10 year guarantee, I once went to the shop it was in if they had a spare screw to fix the handle they told me no, but you can just put a new one! Which is still going strong 😁 I often wonder why companies didn’t put wheels on suitcases for so long and when they have wheels that work find but people still carry them 🤷🏼‍♀️ The 3853589 wonders of the world 😁

[@derekheeps1244]

None of those bags meet the size restrictions for carry on

[@carefreetravelz]

Sadly, my last trip was the nail in the coffin for my best suitcase. The zip was damaged and it unravelled. 😢

[@gordonause6956]

Love my Travel Pro! Bought my first one about 10 years ago. Have 3 now (gave my oldest one to my kid). :-)

[@a.k.slzr5]

My be luggage is travel pro. Pretty good luggage. Haven’t had to get new one in many years

[@lasangagarfield]

i hold all my luggage in a cardboard box and walk from country to country

[@AlliSinned]

had to double take when i heard Fox/Falco Melee Shine sound effect in this

[@zachpullara5048]

Really well made vid

[@BobbiGail]

Travel Pro is an airline standard ...and they pay for one piece a year. Oh, I needed that lifetime warranty...totally mangled mine closing the door in a DC10. Yes. Thats how old I am. That being said, I still have 2 cases from those days! One just has the pocket torn off. Lol.