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Hard shell and soft shell suitcases differ primarily in their material and level of protection. Hard shell cases have a hard outer shell made from materials like polycarbonate, which provides excellent protection against impacts and pressure, making them ideal for air travel where luggage is handled roughly. Soft shell suitcases are made from more flexible fabric, which makes them easier to expand or pack a little extra into, but they offer significantly less protection if the suitcase is subjected to rough handling during transit.

A luggage set is usually cheaper overall than purchasing the three sizes individually. You pay for the entire set all at once, but the total price is lower than if you bought each suitcase separately. This makes a luggage set especially appealing if you know you will need multiple sizes over time.

The weight limit for a suitcase depends on whether it’s carry-on baggage or checked baggage. Most airlines typically set carry-on baggage limits at 7–10 kg, while checked baggage often allows weights between 20 and 23 kg, depending on the ticket type. Choose a lightweight suitcase so that as much of the weight limit as possible goes toward the items you actually pack.

A TSA lock is a special suitcase lock that customs authorities, especially in the United States, can open with a universal master key without having to break the lock. This means that if your suitcase is selected for inspection, the authorities can check its contents and close the suitcase again without damaging either the lock or the luggage strap lock. This makes TSA locks particularly relevant if you are traveling to or through airports with stricter security checks.