Checked luggage

Designed to go the distance, our best-selling checked luggage are perfect for international trips, extended stays, and overpackers alike. Choose between our lightweight hardside, flexible softside, or premium aluminum and pack up to 2+ weeks of belongings. All of our checked suitcases have been rigorously tested, and are built to withstand whatever travel throws your way. They're also designed to roll seamlessly with our Carry-Ons, backpacks, and duffles so you can travel fuss-free and in style.

Checked luggage gives you more room for your favorite outfits and other essentials. Between The Medium, The Large, and The Trunk, we have a checked suitcase for every kind of trip. For a smaller checked suitcase, The Medium is perfect for 1-2 weeks away, fitting about 12 outfits. The Large is designed for those extended trips, perfect for anything over 2 weeks. The best checked luggage for long vacations demand space, so look to The Trunk or The Outdoor Rolling Duffle 85L for the most room to pack. Two weeks? Three weeks? No problem. The Trunk is designed with extra (extra) capacity in mind; perfect for trips three weeks or longer, fitting 18-21 outfits. No matter the size, all of our checked suitcases feature details like an easy-grip top handle, additional underside grab handle, and smooth-gliding wheels. Better travel starts here.

There's a lot you can pack in your checked luggage, but some things are best to leave behind—or put in your carry-on. If you often get the munchies during travel, you might wonder, can you pack food in checked luggage? The good news is you can put any type of food in your checked suitcase.

Can you pack liquid in checked luggage? You bet! Unlike with carry-ons, the TSA has no problem with liquids and gels in checked bags. Just make sure they're all in leak-proof packaging. No one wants their suitcase covered in cranberry juice and shampoo!

As for your devices, can you pack laptops in checked luggage? Yes, TSA rules let you travel with laptops in checked luggage, although any spare lithium batteries or power banks must go in your carry-on. If you put your laptop in checked luggage, make sure you give it the right protection. The Laptop Sleeve pads your device and helps it travel safely.