- Is the ZDX Large worth it over a cheaper suitcase?
- If you travel often and want one case for years, the lifetime repair guarantee and sturdy build make it a long-term buy. Casual travelers may not use the guarantee enough to justify it over a basic case.
- How does it compare with Briggs & Riley's Baseline or Torq lines?
- The ZDX is the value-focused softside line, with a simpler interior and fewer premium touches than Baseline. Torq is the hard-shell option, offering more protection but less flex and no outer pocket.
- Does the expansion really add usable space?
- Yes. The zip expansion adds a few inches of depth, enough for extra clothing or souvenirs on the return leg. Keep in mind the case gets wider and heavier once expanded.
- Will it fit in overhead bins?
- This is a large check-in size, so it is not carry-on compliant. It is meant to be checked, and the soft shell helps it fit into tight car trunks and shuttle racks.
- What is covered by the lifetime guarantee?
- Briggs & Riley repairs functional damage such as broken wheels, handles and zippers for the life of the bag, free of charge. Cosmetic wear and airline damage are not covered.
- What is in the box?
- The suitcase itself, with no packing cubes or accessories included. You may want to add cubes to organize the large main compartment.
- Where is the Briggs & Riley ZDX Large Expandable Spinner Suitcase cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $769.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Briggs & Riley ZDX Large Expandable Spinner Suitcase?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, Abt Electronics, Nordstrom.