- How does the CX compression system work?
- You unzip the expansion to add packing depth, fill the bag, then zip it closed to compress the contents. It lets you carry more in the same exterior footprint.
- Is the 29-inch size accepted by airlines?
- It is a large checked bag, so it is not carry-on. Check your airline's checked-bag dimensions, since some carriers have limits that a 29-inch case can approach.
- What is it made of?
- A ballistic nylon body over a steel frame, with four double spinner wheels and top, side and bottom handles.
- How does it compare with the regular Baseline spinner?
- It uses the same frame, wheels and CX compression as the standard Baseline line; this version differs mainly in its limited-edition color.
- Does the warranty cover airline damage?
- Briggs & Riley's lifetime warranty covers manufacturing defects and includes repair service; airline damage is generally handled separately by the airline.
- Can it be expanded while packed?
- Yes. The expansion adds depth, and the compression panel and straps let you cinch the load back down before checking it.
- Where is the Briggs & Riley Baseline Limited Edition Spinner 29" cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $929.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Briggs & Riley Baseline Limited Edition Spinner 29"?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, Abt Electronics, Selfridges.