by Matt Sill | Mar 4, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Luggage, Suitcase
Luggage is a critical element to every successful trip. If you have a bad bag, chances are, you’ll have a less-than-enjoyable trip. Your luggage should be purchased, first and foremost, for its form and function. After all, you’d like to buy it once and...
by ProBlog | Mar 3, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Collections, Luggage, News, Suitcase, Travelpro News
These Hardside and Softside Spinners Embrace Both Value and Style Put a lightweight spin on travel with the Hardside and Softside WalkAbout® Spinners 3 luggage collections from Travelpro®, the choice of flight crews and frequent travelers for over 25 years. Travelpro...
by Matt Sill | Feb 22, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Luggage, Travel Guide
The longevity of any suitcase is determined by three components. If you’re looking to make a long-term investment in a high quality piece that will serve your travel needs for years and decades, pay special attention to three key elements that determine the...
by ProBlog | Feb 8, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Collections, Crew 10, Luggage
You have to go back quite a ways in luggage history to find suitcases that do not have wheels. Once reserved for larger suitcases to help manage the weight, now almost all carry-ons and larger suitcases use wheels. And what’s true in luggage is true in life:...
by ProBlog | Jan 27, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Laptop Bags, Luggage, MaxLite, News, Suitcase, Travelpro News
Lighter and more durable than ever, this extensive line features 11 uniquely lightweight and durable pieces Lighter and stronger than ever, the Travelpro® Maxlite® 4 Collection allows you to travel with more comfort and convenience than you could ever imagine. This...
by Matt Sill | Jan 26, 2016 | Carry On Luggage, Luggage, Suitcase
Luggage is a very personal purchase, as personal as buying your own clothes or even a new car. Not only does what you buy need to meet specific travel needs, it’s an expression of personal taste and the statement you want to make to your fellow...
