- Is the Briggs & Riley ZDX 29-inch spinner worth it over cheaper softside cases?
- If you travel often and want a case that can be repaired rather than replaced, the ZDX's build and lifetime guarantee justify the higher outlay. Casual travelers who check a bag once a year may not need that durability.
- How does the CX compression system work?
- You pack the main compartment, then zip the compression panel to pull the sides in and hold the load tight. A separate expansion zipper adds room when you need it, so you can compress on the way out and expand on the way home.
- Is this bag too big for carry-on?
- Yes. At 29 inches it is a checked bag and exceeds carry-on limits for major US airlines. Plan to check it.
- How much does it weigh empty?
- It is on the heavier side for a softside case, so check the figure against your airline's checked-bag weight limit before packing dense items.
- What is covered by the guarantee?
- Briggs & Riley's lifetime guarantee covers repair of damage from airline handling and normal use, including wheels, handles and zippers. It is one of the strongest warranties in luggage.
- Does the soft shell protect fragile items?
- Less than a hard-shell case. The nylon flexes on impact, so wrap breakables in clothing or use a padded cube.
- Where is the Briggs & Riley ZDX Softside Large Expandable Spinner 29" cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $769.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Briggs & Riley ZDX Softside Large Expandable Spinner 29"?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, Abt Electronics, Nordstrom.