Recommended suitcases for overseas travel

The suitcase recommended for international travel will vary depending on the length and purpose of your trip, but it is best to choose one that prioritizes security, convenience, durability, and compliance with airline regulations.

When traveling abroad, we recommend a lightweight hard case ( sized according to your purpose ) with a TSA lock . By choosing one that complies with airline regulations and your travel style, you can enjoy a comfortable and safe trip.

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Overseas Travel Suitcase Buying Guide

Capacity and Size Selection | Based on Travel Days + Souvenirs

When traveling abroad, the amount of luggage tends to increase, so choosing the right suitcase capacity is very important.
Generally, a 60-80L suitcase is suitable for 4-7 night trips, and a large-capacity model of 80L or more is suitable for trips lasting over a week.
Considering souvenirs and purchases you might make on your return, choosing a slightly larger size will reduce the stress of packing.

Lightweight Design | Tips for Maximizing Your Weight Allowance

When traveling internationally, checked baggage has weight restrictions, so the lightness of the suitcase itself is important.
If the suitcase itself is heavy, the amount of luggage you can pack will be reduced. Therefore, choosing a model with a lightweight design can increase practical storage capacity.
Lightweight suitcases offer a significant advantage, especially for long trips.

Durability and Materials | Reliability for Long-Distance Travel

When traveling internationally, suitcases are checked in at airports frequently, increasing their chances of impact.
Therefore, it is important to choose a highly durable material.
Polycarbonate and PC+ABS materials are lightweight yet highly impact-resistant, making them suitable for international travel.

Security Features|TSA lock is essential

When traveling abroad, crime prevention measures are also an important consideration.
By choosing a suitcase with a TSA lock, you can check your luggage with peace of mind even during airport inspections.
Additionally, it's a good idea to check the strength and structure of the zippers for added security.

Add-on: For increased luggage on the way back

When traveling abroad, you'll almost always find your luggage increases on the way back.
A suitcase with an expansion feature allows you to increase its capacity as needed, so you can easily store souvenirs and purchases.