Aluminum Suitcase – Scratch-Resistant Frame Case with Combination Lock

Aluminum Suitcase – Still Presentable After the Tenth Baggage Belt

A hard aluminum shell built around a reinforced frame that closes all the way around instead of on a zipper. The finish resists the scuffing that belts and handlers leave behind. The case opens into two equal halves and rolls on four spinner wheels.

Why choose an aluminum suitcase?

Plastic cases pick up dents and scratches after a couple of trips and never lose them. Aluminum bends before it cracks and holds its shape through the same treatment. A frame closure also removes the zipper, which is the part that usually fails first.

• Aluminum shell — Deforms under impact rather than splitting open.
• Scratch-resistant finish — Handles belt transport without collecting marks.
• Reinforced frame closure — Seals around the full edge instead of on a zipper.
• Built-in combination lock — Set into the frame with a code you choose yourself.
• Four spinner wheels — Rolls in any direction, including alongside you in an aisle.

A case that outlasts the trip you bought it for by a decade.

The case splits into two equal halves with the frame as the divider, which makes packing symmetrical. Set the lock code yourself following the instructions before the first trip. Light scratches in aluminum buff out with a soft cloth.

Specifications

• Shell: aluminum
• Closure: frame with combination lock
• Wheels: four spinner wheels
• Layout: two equal packing halves
• Capacity: three sizes, 48 to 80 liters

Pack it for the next trip on the calendar.