Set of 3 pieces

The unbreakable hard-shell Tourist case from Swissbags leaves nothing to be desired in terms of travel desire. The durable shell is nicely structured and equipped with four smooth-running wheels on the bottom. The well-structured interior offers enough room for your travel gear and one or two souvenirs from your holiday destination. We wish you a pleasant journey!

This collection won the "Bon à Savoir" magazine's recommendation for purchase in their latest hard case test!

Composition: 100% Polypropylene UNSTABLE HULL*, with polyester lining.

Warranty: 5 years on manufacturing defects. (After-sales service in Switzerland)

Sizes :

S - cabin 55cm. Equipped with an expansion blower! (This means that this suitcase is accepted by most airlines)

M - medium 65cm. Equipped with an expansion blower!

L - large 75cm. Equipped with an expansion bag!

Dimensions:

S - 55x35x21cm

M - 65x44x27-30cm

L - 75x54x30cm

Capacity:

S - 46 Litres

M - 78 Litres

L - 110 Litres

Weight:

S - 2.6 Kg

M - 3.9 Kg

L - 4.4 Kg

Padlock: TSA combination lock (coded) designed for US Customs**.

Shell: Unbreakable hard polypropylene!

• NEW - USB and USB-C input for Powerbank (except Army Green) only for cabin size
• Removable telescopic bar
• Zipper closure
• Space divider (interior fittings with 2 separate pockets)
• NEW - 2 supporting straps (except Army Green)
• NEW - 4 double wheels (except Army Green)

* The shell of this product is made from a new generation of extremely strong Polypropylene. We certify that the HULL is covered by our 5 yearS general warranty against breakage, including damage caused by third parties (e.g. airlines). We will replace this case free of charge anywhere in the world where we have a sales point.

** A TSA lock is a special anti-theft device for securing the contents of luggage. Since 2001, the US TSA

(Transportation Security Administration) has been scanning every piece of checked luggage on every flight and conducting physical searches since 2001. The security agents are authorised to break the locks or, in the case of TSA locks, to use the master key which only they have. This means that you can lock your suitcase using a numbered padlock without fear of it being damaged during checks.