The Best Luggage for 2018
- By Jessica Elmore
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- 17 Feb, 2018
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Already planning your summer getaway? Hopping on a plane for work every other week? Whatever your reason for travel, reliable and attractive luggage is a must-have. Overwhelmed by all of the luggage options? We have done the legwork for you and compiled a list of what we think is the best luggage to fit your travel needs for 2018.
Delsey Luggage – Helium Aero 25 Inch Expandable Spinner Trolley
Best for:
Hard Case/Durability Weight:
10 lbs Dimensions:
11.5 x 17.5 x 25 inches Delsey is known for its quality hard case suitcases, and this model is top-notch. This suitcase is sleek, yet expandable and available in multiple colors, but most importantly, your belongings will be protected from the bumps and bangs of airport travel.
Travelpro Maxlite 4 Expandable 21 Inch Spinner Suitcase
Best for:
Lightweight Carry-on Weight:
5.9 lbs Dimensions:
9 x 14 x 21 inches This bag is set apart from other soft shell bags due to the extra protection it provides with foam and a honeycomb frame. This is the bag you typically see flight attendants and pilots toting, so you can bet it is lightweight and reliable.
Samsonite Winfield 2 Fashion
Best for:
Spinner Suitcase/Suitcase Set Weight:
11.5 pounds Dimensions:
12.75 x 20 x 31 inches This bag has a hard, durable case, a 3-digit TSA lock, and spinner wheels. With cross straps, an interior divider, and the option to expand 1.5 inches, you can easily organize while packing a little extra. This bag comes in several attractive colors and can be purchased alone or in a three-piece set.
Werks Traveler 5.0
Best for:
Organization Weight: 10.1 pounds Dimensions: 12.5 x 20 x 27 inches This bag features a sizable main compartment with removable dividers so you can customize the interior compartments, which can help reduce wrinkling. The bag also has dual spinners for smooth 360 degree motion.
BLUBOON Weekender Duffel
Best for: Duffel Bag Weight:
3.7 lbs Dimensions:
21.2 x 9 x 16.5 inches This duffel is everything you’re looking for in an overnight bag–it is spacious and versatile, not to mention attractive. The canvas and leather exterior is durable, yet makes for a lightweight bag.
Travelpro Crew 10 Expandable Rollaboard Suiter
Best for:
Quality for Price Weight: 9.5 lbs Dimensions: 11.5 x 18 x 26 in This moderately priced, soft-shell bag has support guards and reinforced corners to prevent wear and tear. Two standard wheels and resting feet keep it upright. With lots of pockets, including a deluxe interior suite to keep clothes wrinkle-free, this bag will meet your organizational needs.
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