Back Your Cases
Instead of reducing possessions to carry while on a trip, it is now an affordable option to lighten your suitcase.
A few years ago, it was funny to think of lightweight travel suitcases. It was a given that something that holds must alone be really heavy. Newly designed materials have made it easier to not even consider suitcases’ weight. Rest assured they are the real deal!
Throughout this article, you’ll get an idea about the types of light materials that go into the making and how to choose them.
A good average lightweight bag must weigh less than 12 pounds.
Materials used
Lightweight travel suitcases are made up of either polycarbonate, or polypropylene or ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene). If your budget is good, polycarbonate is the perfect bet. Polypropylene is cheap and not a bad option if your objective is to travel frequently. If travel is only occasional, ABS will do.
4 wheelers
4 wheelers are a headache regarding weight even though they are the easiest of all. Everyone is familiar with the awkwardness of opening up your luggage and throwing away cherished goods, just because of an awful 10 pound extra weight. It’s best if you purchase a 4 wheel suitcase (lightweight large) which is made up of polycarbonate as 4 wheelers aren’t something you’ll have the time to change for in future. Always go for the top brands and if choosing to go local, inquire all necessary aspects beforehand.
Why you should buy lightweight luggage
Doesn’t it speak for itself? Air travel will always heftily charge you for even the slightest spare luggage and let’s be honest; it always results in throwing away something important. Not just your entire luggage weight but there’s always nitpicky issues of the specific weights of carry-on bags and cargo. Lightweight suitcases are advantageous. Ask friends who have used such luggage and they’ll intrigue you even more with how light the suitcases feel while travelling. This type of luggage is designed both ways, to reduce the overall weight and to feel very light to the user even while carrying heavy loads. Lightweight luggage (the plastic kind) is always waterproof.
What to check when purchasing lightweight luggage
Though no brand will ever scam you (specially like this), it’s always best to open up the suitcase and check for free large volume as promised. There are chances that the suitcase looks large only externally. Since you are already investing a considerable amount of money, you might as well look for something attractive or identifiable, as the luggage will always, definitely speak for you.
4 wheel suitcases (lightweight large) are surprisingly being sold with many signature options. It’s a good time to shop those.
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