Briggs & Riley

Briggs & Riley Transcend 21 Carry-On Expandable Upright - Desert

• Simple as That Lifetime Warranty: Briggs amp; Riley will repair or replace this bag if damaged, no matter what the cause of damage
• Made of Tuff-Lite material that is lightweight, water repellent and resistant to abrasions, tears, and punctures
• Easy pack main compartment allows you to organize the bag with incredible ease

Product Description

Briggs Rileys Transcend 21 Carry-On Expandable Upright luggage piece offers 3 additional packing space and has room for 2-3 hanging items. The great reviews synonymous with Briggs Riley tell the story of this piece. Perfect for a 2-3 day trip.

Product Details

• ASIN: B001BLELDY
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

Customer Reviews

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great case for road warrior, March 7, 2010

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M. roberts "redmj" (park city ut) - See all my reviews
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After a million air miles, my andiamo case was killed by China Eastern airlines and andiamo (the company) was no more. so sad, I loved their roller bags.

so after much research, I decided to try the Briggs and Riley transcend.. I like it.. a lot.
It rolls very well, the handle is a comfortable length which reduces arm strain especially when you clip in second carry on.. it doesn't fight the front weight.

and it fits in most overheads, unless the size police are over zealous.

the case itself doesn't add as much weight as some of the other cases reviewed.

One added advantage, the removable front net- I put my laptop and "quart bag" here as I head to security.. makes it easy to pull out with less fumble and shoulder strain then keeping everything in tote/computer bag. Caution: remove laptop before putting in plane overhead .. if you tip the case the wrong direction, the laptop slides out.

the case is Expandable if you need more room or things "grow" during your travels.

I'm still learning how to pack it tight without over expanding, but that will come with time.