Briggs & Riley Torq International 21 Inch Hardside Carry-On, Granite Carry-On 21-Inch Granite

Salida a tu país: 14-21 de Septiembre del 2026

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  Texas girl

  28 de julio de 2026

  Great little carry on for business.

  Easy access to laptop compartment. Driver dropped it out of an SUV on its handle end and my laptop was unaffected by the impact. I own 2 carry-on Briggs and Riley's in different sizes that aren't hard sided and they hold a lot more plus expand. Different needs for different uses but all fantasic luggage.Ver másVer menos
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  Olivia G.

  2 de agosto de 2026

  Great for young travelers.

  This is a well made quality product from the appearance. It will be used in the next month as my grandson leaves for college so I can update then. However he is pleased with the power charger built into the suitcase and it looks great. Just like in the description online.Ver másVer menos
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  Nahosuke

  Lifetime warranty means it'll be in the shop every three trips

  TL;DR: I wanted the $500 I paid for this thing to mean that it wouldn't fail on me. Instead, the $500 was for prepaid repairs. For the three trips it'll last before a repair is needed, why not just buy a new $150 luggage every trip? This trunk is a time sink that is not worth the effort for any frequent traveller.I expected this medium trunk to last more than the three trips it took to warrant sending it in for repairs. Go on the warranty site to see if there are any repair centers near you because there weren't any near me. Gotta pay for a $30 prepaid label and you need to pack it yourself.3 trips in and one of the corners got pushed in deep. Couldn't pop it out myself. The following trip pushed the other corner in. Loud squeaks from the rolling handle because cracks formed between the handle mounting holes and caused the shell to rub up against itself. Sent it in, got it back a month later. Handle still sqeaks. Had to take it apart myself and identify the issue: cracks in the polycarbonate shell between the two mounting holes of the rolling handle on either side. Red duct tape in the pics show where I patched it. These mounting holes being positioned so close together and lined up perfectly at a high stress location is such a newbie engineering design error. Any undergraduate engineering student would avoid this design. At this point, I just stopped the squeaking and am waiting for it to completely tear out so that I can send it in for repair again. Imagine it tearing out while on a trip.My impression of it when it was brand new: flimsy, spacious, and cumbersome. The zipper location, althought convenient, disconnects the front wheels from the back wheels. This thing will flop about like jello on a string whenever you pull on a handle. The material can't take it as shown by the stress cracks that developed on the roll handle. It's cumbersome because it only has handles on 2 of the 6 faces. For a luggage of this shape and size, Briggs & Riley are either being cheap or stupid for not putting in at least one more handle. It's spacious as it is a trunk. You can fit a lot of stuff in it so long as it's not a suit. If you're packing formal clothing, a traditional luggage shape would be better. You would need to fold a suit into thirds to fit in this trunk as opposed to halves in a traditional suitcase.Ver másVer menos

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  Leslie A. Crawford

  15 de junio de 2026

  Carry on spinner

  Briggs and Riley carry in spinner is perfect, only brand I use for carry on. I bought soft case for my daughter but this one is hard case and it’s excellent for my other daughter who is rough on luggage. Geat color fast overnight shipping. Great storage capacity and function.Ver másVer menos

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  Sharon Sutton

  7 de mayo de 2026

  Needs an update

  I bought this as a gift for my husband to go with the larger bag he has. The compartment for the computer is nice. However the port to charge your phone is USB which isn’t compatible with newer iPhones which have USBC or lighting ports. So while a good idea, he won’t be able to use it as isVer másVer menos

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  Jojo11

  4 de julio de 2024

  I only buy Briggs & Riley for it's lifetime warranty

  I have had a set of Briggs and Riley luggage for over a decade. Every time it tears or breaks I drive a half hour to a local store and they fix it. The last time they offered to replace it for a discount on a new suitcase. My husband didn't want that suitcase replaced and got the free fix instead. I looked online and found this carryon bag. I was tired of my old one with only 2 wheels and too small to fit my laptop or printer, which I take with me when I'm on writing sabbaticals. This had ALL that! It was rather pricey and you won't find them discounted anywhere. Briggs & Riley has sales but not on this. I actually ordered this first direct from the manufacturer but received one that had a defective lock. They accepted the return and refunded it. I was running out of time before my next writing trip so I ordered through Amazon with my prime shipping. The package got lost! I ordered it again and got a new fully-working luggage before my trip. The lost bag was still lost weeks later but I couldn't do a quick return on my own. I already dread having to contact Amazon returns because it's so hard to get a human being, but I did (rather quickly) and she was able to verify it was lost and issued a refund. It took a couple weeks for all the refunds from both places to show up but I was on the beach editing my book, which I'd typed and printed using what I brought in the carryon. Oh, and this is the international size, which is smaller than domestic and my 15" laptop and portable printer both fit! I LOVE BRIGGS & RILEY! Just wish they were less expensive...but hey, if you only have to buy one and it last a lifetime it's worth it. Before B&R I went through luggage every other trip!Ver másVer menos

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