Baseline Spinner

Managed to get one at 27% off in an Amazon online sale a few weeks ago & haven't regretted it! First used it a couple of weeks ago on a trip to Athens & on boarding the British Airways aircraft I was able to easily stow it in the overhead locker front ways i.e. the top handle was facing outwards (hope that makes sense!). Even though it weighed almost 12kgs the stewardess was impressed how easy it was to lift & place safely into the locker. Thank you BA for having such a generous cabin baggage allowance compared to many of your competitors! It's the compression system that's the game changer for me as I do tend to pack higher than the 25cms height that's BA's limit then press it down when closed to ensure it's within their rules. I also mostly use cube packing which certainly helps keep things organised too. Up until now I've only had 2 wheels cabin bags (we do also have the 2 wheel Baseline carry-on which my wife used on this trip) but it was a relatively smooth switch to steering the 4 wheeler through the airport & public transport links though a couple of times the handle didn't easily lock in place properly though I don't think it's a B&R fault but more mine for not ensuring it was definitely secure. Certainly worth it...especially at a sale price!!!

Awesome

You get what you pay for, and this is the best money can buy!

I thought very hard before spending so much on a suitcase but, having viewed various brands in store and spoken to satisfied owners of B&R luggage I decided to buy one. I think it will prove to be a sensible purchase.

My new Briggs & Riley Suitcase arrived today. It looks great and the construction of the suitcase is really good. As there is no integrated lock Briggs & Riley supply a Briggs & Riley branded cable lock. The only problem is that the lock doesn't work and it is £19.99 to replace it. Other than the suitcase is perfect.

I had purchased a Briggs and Riley wheeled carry-on and overnight bag a number of years ago at a high-end luggage store. When I needed a larger bag, I couldn’t find a match locally. Enter Amazon. They had the exact bag I needed. I’ve done a fair amount of travelling and they still look like new. They’re extremely durable (great zippers and reinforced corners), lots of pockets, easy to manoeuvre and they look classy. They are a bit more expensive, but you’re definitely paying for a high quality product. I doubt I’ll ever need to replace these.

After decades of dragging a two wheeler my wrist and shoulder were complaining l loudly and begging me to change to a spinner. As a flight attendant, I don’t have time (or patience) for fussy luggage—and this 22-inch spinner from Briggs & Riley gets it. First of all, it rolls like butter. We’re talking four double spinner wheels that glide through airports smoother than a first-class upgrade. Tight aisle? No problem. This baby pivots better than me dodging a gate-change announcement. The exterior is tough enough to survive being gate-checked, dragged down jet bridges, or stuffed in the overhead bin Tetris-style. Plus, the compression-expansion system is a game-changer—it expands to fit all your layover secrets (snacks, extra shoes, and that one hotel towel you definitely “borrowed”), then compresses down to a sleek carry-on that always fits the bin. Interior? Organized like a galley cart. Mesh pockets, compression panels, and just enough compartments to make you feel like you’ve got your life together, even if you’re running on four hours of sleep and coffee fumes. Use a Beis weekender on top. No tipping, no struggles and I could easily pack for an extended trip which I really wish I’d done that time the Icelandic volcano exploded and left me stranded in Paris for 8 days. More fun than it sounds. Washing your undercrackers in the hotel coffee pot gets real old real quick. Bottom line: It’s durable, stylish, professional, and practically flies itself. If you’re living that crew life—or just want to travel like you are—this bag is your new favorite coworker.

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Love the case! Very well built and great quality. Glides very smoothly. Compression system is awesome. It is in the heavier side though so might run into weight issues with airlines. Slightly wider for continental flight- again you could run into with cabin storage issues with smaller aircraft. The suiter is not as good as Tumi. I would like to see an hangar for the suiter and a slightly bigger compartment, weight reduced, slightly, and more height adjustments for the handle. Overall great product.

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