Travel Case – Aluminum Shell on a Frame Latch with a Built-In Number Lock

Travel Case – Comes Off the Belt Looking Like It Went On

An aluminum shell over a reinforced frame, closing all the way around instead of on a zipper. The finish is treated to resist the scuffing that baggage handling leaves behind. Three colors, three capacities.

Why choose an aluminum travel case?

Molded plastic collects dents and scratch marks that never come out, and a few trips is all it takes. Aluminum bends before it cracks and holds its shape underneath. A frame closure also has no zipper teeth to burst on an overpacked case.

• Metal shell — aluminum deforms under a knock instead of splitting.
• Scuff-resistant finish — belt transport leaves less of a mark on the surface.
• Frame latch, not a zipper — the case seals around the full perimeter.
• Number lock in the frame — the combination lock is part of the closure rather than an add-on.
• Wheels on all four corners — rolls upright in any direction along a terminal floor.

A case that outlasts the trips you bought it for.

The case opens into two equal halves divided by the frame, so packing splits evenly across both sides. You set the lock combination yourself, following the instructions in the case. Light scuffs in aluminum can be buffed back with a soft cloth.

Specifications

• Aluminum shell
• Frame closure with combination lock
• Four spinner wheels
• Opens into two equal halves
• Three capacities from 48 to 80 liters

Pack it for the next trip out.