Awesome Luggage

This extremely rugged carrying case holds laptops up to 15″. It’s watertight, crush-proof and dust-proof, and the Pick N’ Pluck foam secures its contents. If you have a 17″ laptop, go for the 1495.

The highly functional leather Meehan bag has removable padded sections and elastic tool holders for bar professionals and enthusiasts alike to organize and transport essential drink tools.

The Balanzza Truco is a smartly designed 3 in 1 bag that becomes a full size carry-on when stacked together; it can be customized for specific travel needs using any combination of its elements.

Rimowa introduced aluminum luggage in 1937 and released the now iconic corrugated version in 1950. The latter is now being relaunched, with prices ranging from $5,750 to $6,550.

Thule’s hybrid carry-on doubles as a backpack, with hidden straps, aluminum hardware, oversized wheels and a special heat-molded, crushproof compartment to protect fragile gear.

When we hit the skies, we travel light and cram all our stuff in the overhead bin. But we can’t fit more than a couple of days of clothes in our carry-on. Evil Tommy fits a whole month in his.

Pack your items into these nylon zip-ups, and then place the zip-ups into your bags. While it may seem counter-intuitive, Packing Cubes are stiff, helping you cram more items into the same area.

Sure to get you backroomed with the TSA, these cheeky stickers can be applied to your carry-ons to freak out passersby. Just be ready for the full body-cavity search if you bring these to the airport.

Agent’s Move-On suitcase collection was designed for the modern day family: the SURFN has a wheeled platform to tow bored children luggage; the RIDN and STROLLN offer built-in seating.

While it might not be the most stylish luggage, this suitcase takes the guesswork out of weighing your baggage with its built-in digital scale. To check the suitcase’s weight, simply press the button and lift.

Alfred Dunhill has created a gorgeous new aluminum luggage collection inspired by the Art Deco days of the jet set. 3 sizes will be offered in limited quantities and priced from $1,165-$1,305.

Porsche Design has released a full line of luggage and travel accessories made to fit in the trunks of its cars. Several hard-shell pieces can be ordered to match standard Porsche exterior paint colors.

Stay classy with Dunhill’s handsome Chassis Holdall, made of their patented water and scratch resistant carbon fiber effect leather. It’s finished with a suede interior and has multiple pockets.

Boldly styled, Titan’s Backstage luggage collection should really take center stage; available in 18″, 24″, an 28″ trolleys, each includes a folding system that lets you pack without wrinkles.

Tumi’s Alpha Limited Edition features lightweight luggage and bags made with FXT ballistic nylon, red accents, gray lining, and a Tumi LE plaque–yet is cheaper than the regular edition.

Tumi’s Vapor line of luggage is both lightweight and durable: each boasts a triple-layered polycarbonate case, protective bumpers, and a graphic exterior that reduces surface marks.

Good by plane, train, car, or boat, Aerotech’s Evolution Bike Case is an all-in-one carrier made out of shock-resistant ABS plastic; it’ll hold your entire bicycle (up to a 64 cm frame).

Luggage doesn’t get more durable than this Swiss Army Officer’s Trunk: it sports an aircraft-grade aluminum handle, urethane wheels, one-touch trunk-style lid and TSA-friendly lock.

Ideal for flashing your kicks even when you’re not wearing them, this Solebox x Rimowa luggage trolley is made with durable polycarbonate and is limited to 25 pieces.