Staff Picks

"Wow! A travel vest that lets me wire in headphones and doesn't make me look like I'm part of an African safari."

Keith Says:
"I like it. I'm not sure if its considered travel clothing or travel accessory, but anything that makes traveling easier should get attention, and this deserves to get alot."

Shirley Says:
"A must have for my husband so he can stop using my purse for his stuff."

Ruth Says:
"I'll echo Shirlies comments. If a guy like my husband doesn't want to carry a bag, this is a terriffic solution. A place for glasses, bottle of water, keys, wallet, passport, phone & iPad. "

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"I had a chance to use these in Chicago recently, and was impressed with the way they allowed me to keep my stuff off the counters. For those concerned with bedbugs, this is definitely a travel accessory worth considering."

Jen Says:
"I've never liked using the drawers in hotels, so this is a great & simple way to give yourself an easier way to un-pack in the room."

Ruth Says:
"I haven't used them myself, but they sure have become popular!"

"Has anything else been built this light, this easy to manoeuvre and still have a warranty against airline damage? If its out there, I haven’t seen it."

Jen Says:
"Glides through Airports with zero weight on you hands. I’m really impressed they were able to get the weight down to this level, and not compromise their famous Briggs & Riley quality. The size is great and should safely keep you under Airline weight restrictions."

Ruth Says:
"The best 4 wheel softside I’ve seen. If my 24” Transcend ever wears out, I’ll be looking at this as a replacement."

"A great new way to carry your cards. I like the way they look, and the fact they force you to edit out the useless crap everyone keeps in their wallet."

Jen Says:
"I’m a fan. Organized, compact, and easy to find in the bottom of my purse."

Shirley Says:
"I really like the zipper-free way this closes. The rubber seal around the edges make for a very element proof suitcase. Not that the airlines have ever left a bag out on the Tarmac!"

Ellen Says:
"I'm a fan of the way this case closes and secures. The locks are TSA approved, so traveling internationally is a breeze. With its rubber seal, the bag is close to monsoon proof."

Jon Says:
"Sure its been around a while and has a great track record, but there is one reason people are still interested in this bag. Bed bugs. Because of its zipperless closure, the bag would be the most difficult of any we've seen for a bed bug to get into. The lack of lining also makes it the easiest to clean and wipe out."

Shirley Says:
"Who wouldn't like the option of checking through a nice bottle?"

Ellen Says:
"Doing a wine tour of Australia? Worried about how to get your precious bottle of Grange home? You my friend, need a Vinnibag. A travel bag that keeps wine safe, in its own inflatable pillow. (Definitiley a necessity for every trip I take.)"

Jon Says:
"I hope Ellen brings that bottle of Grange to work. I hear its good for washing down Pizza."

Peter Says:
"I haven't met a bottle of Wine I didn't like, so long as I have room to bring back Scotch too."

Shirley Says:
"Where in the world would I be without my Balanzza scale...I'll tell you:Overweight and out of money. Todays travelers need to battle the bulge, and this little accessory has definitley become a necessity for every trip I take"

Ellen Says:
"Perfect for all you weight watchers out there"

Jon Says:
"My favorite scale. Easy to read, comfy to grip, very compact. Remember to ask us to put the batteries in, because the instructions aren't great."

Jen Says:
"I took this for a two week trip to San Fran. Wanting to avoid the United 2nd bag charge, I loaded this thing to 49.6 lbs and avoided the weight restriction too! It wasn't all shoes, and I had a little digital scale with me to be sure I didn't go over, but still, I took more than I could have in any other bag."

Leona Says:
"I really, really like this line. Very clean and contemporary looking. There are not alot of packing details or fancy features, but by leaving these out, the bags weigh next to nothing. I've been rolling these cases around, comparing them to other lines, and the smoooooothness of these wheels absolutley stands out and above the competitions. I forgot to even mention the price, is it too late?"

Jon Says:
"A winner from Samsonite. I totally agree about the wheels rolling better than anything else in this price range."

Jon Says:
"If wheels aren't a concern, a really great carry-on. Alot of good packing space that is well organized and allows you to get alot of clothing aboard any plane. I haven't travelled with this bag (yet) but I think the back pack straps on a soft carry-on are a must have and am happy to see them on this piece. If you are someone who would be worried about the bag being too soft and unstructured, a couple of packing folders should solve the concern."

Ruth Says:
A little smaller than some of our other tri-fold garment bags, this bag keeps your garments in better shape and is much easier to get aboard than its bigger competitors. It can be slipped over the handle of most suitcases and has a great front pocket."

Jon Says:
More compact and clean looking than any of our other tri-folds, and although it doesn't pack quite as much, you should have no problem getting this piece aboard. Alot of guys seem to like travelling with this slipped over the handle of their wheeled business case."

Jen Says:
"Every time we get a new Built NY order in, I can't wait to see what the patterns are. This time they really did it with both design and function. Using amazing patterns from Alexander Girard, they have created a sleek, lightweight laptop sleeve with a shoulder strap that can go crossbody."

Jon Says:
"Wow. The only drawback to this bag is that it may be a wee bit to wide to roll down the aisle of some planes, but otherwise could be a perfect carry-on. If you need to carry aboard as much as legally possible...........cue the applause. It packs 41 liters! That is 13 liters more space than the standard Transcend carry-on (TDU520), and if that fills up, they offer an expansion that max's the bag out at 53 liters. I know some of you may try and carry it aboard expanded, but if your in my aisle, my jacket hopes you've checked it through."

Shirley Says:
"I think the reasons this bag is selling so well are that it works great for business travelers by giving them the absolute maximum carry-on capacity. It has a built in garment sleeve that extends longer than most for taller gentlemen, so there is no need to check anything through when traveling for a short overnight stay. It can be expanded for the return journey home when you'll need the extra space for shopping, brochures, samples etc. and don't really mind checking."

Jon Says:
"This should be a serious consideration for anyone travelling to Europe. Light enough that you can keep it under 44 lbs European weight limits (not to mention the 50 lbs North American restriction), narrow enough to pull down a train aisle, tough enough to pull outside of an airport and down a cobblestoned street. My favorite duffel on wheels."

Peter says:
"A great suitcase. I recently had a chance to use this for a 3 week trip to Phoenix and packed to its absolute max, I checked in at 48.5 lbs. I used the brown, and it is a really good looking dark alternative to plain old black"

Ruth says:
"I'm very impressed with the recessed spinner wheels. For winding your way through lineups and airports, it is essentially hassle free and very easy to manouver."

Jon Says:
"This polycarbonate stuff is wild. If weight is a concern, look no further. This and the Salsa series are crazy light. I think Rimowa has set the standard for lightweight hardside and has everyone else playing catch up."

Shirley says:
“Garments look like they were professionaly folded when you use the board. It also keeps your bag neat and organized, especially if you are sharing a case and you each have a different color folder.”

Jon says:
“Just about the only packing accessory that I use. A very simple but very smart idea. This thing has changed the way people pack.”

Ruth Says:
"The best system to keep your shirts wrinkle free. Fits perfectly into my 24" Transcend."

Shirley says:
“I like it because it fits onto the RJ’s (regional jets), packs a lot for its size and is one of the few rolling totes to have a couple of outside pockets that can hold a water bottle or folded newspaper.”

Jon says:
“A really smart bag. Like all Briggs bags, you end up with a little more space than you would expect when looking at it, because all of the hardware is on the outside of the bag. I guess for this reason we have sold quite a few of them who travel with Sleep Apnea machines that need to be carried aboard.”

Ruth Says:
"Out of all the carry-ons we have, the extra wide opening makes this my favorite rolling tote. None of the rest seem to be as easy to pack and organize."

Leona Says:
"The angles on this bag make for an easy pack. With the frame outside, you have so much more packing space than any other tote in its size or weight."