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The 7 Away Luggage Pieces We Recommend Most

By Rachel Chang

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I distinctly remember the moment I first laid my eyes on an Away suitcase . One of my coworkers had been talking nonstop about her new carry-on, and before heading out of town one day, she rolled the hard-shell spinner into the office. Like a proud new homeowner, she took our team on a tour through its features, leaving me mesmerized by its built-in compression straps and portable battery pack, as well as its stylish and sturdy design.

Though awestruck, I didn't immediately purchase my own; I was never one to invest in baggage—and the introductory price—$225 when it first hit the market—was beyond what I thought luggage was worth at the time. Following an ill-fated journey to Australia , in which I found my checked bag split open on the baggage carousel, the zipper having burst after I overstuffed it, I knew it was time to upgrade.

My first Away bag was The Bigger Carry-On , and despite having previously thought of luggage as glorified boxes to transport my travel essentials, I was immediately obsessed. For an overpacker, I was surprised how much I could stuff into the suitcase. Constantly slipping in “just one more” thing in, the zipper always held tight and the shell showed no signs of bulging. While on the go, the light glide of the wheels could tackle any surface, even cobblestone streets. Plus, the sleek, minimalist design just jived with me.

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Being the space hog I am, I later upgraded to The Bigger Carry-On Flex , which added an extra 2.25 inches of expansion, meaning even I was able to go on a two-week trip with just a carry-on . As much as I’ve banged it around and overstuffed it, it’s remained impervious to my abuse.

These days, I often see other brands trying to mimic Away's features—a sign of just how much it’s changed the luggage industry. What makes it all the more surprising is that Away is still a relatively new company, having roared onto the market in 2015, with one simple goal: understanding travelers.

“From the beginning, we set out to expand the conversation around travel, solving real world travel pain points by keeping an incredibly close pulse on our customer’s needs,” Away’s chief marketing officer Carla Dunham says. “We dissected and developed a solution to all of the common headaches of travel while revolutionizing what it meant to be a travel brand.”

Founded by two female former Warby Parker executives, including Jen Rubio, who still serves as the CEO, Away was sparked by her own broken baggage disaster, noticing there was a hole in the market for luggage that was fun and functional.

After talking to hundreds of travelers, the initial carry-on was designed to meet all the most common needs—a lighter and stronger hard-side with an impact-resistant polycarbonate shell that moved easily with premium 360-degree wheels, with thoughtful features like a snap-in mesh laundry bag to keep clean to separate clean and dirty laundry, and a removable battery pack to eliminate the fight for the airport outlets.

The result wasn’t just success—the brand quickly entered the zeitgeist. Stars from Margot Robbie to Mandy Moore were spotted toting them , and Meghan Markle is believed to have given 17 Away bags as party favors at her baby shower. They've turned up on screen, too. Dunham says her favorite pop culture moment was when Portia tossed her Away away in The White Lotus. “It seemed so natural that she had an Away suitcase and that spoke to the brand’s unique position in culture and continued relevance.”

Since launch, the price points for the standard editions—which now start at $315 for The Carry-On and go up to $475 for the newly introduced The Trunk —have gone up, and are a notch above what casual or new travelers may be used to paying, but are still fairly reasonably priced for the suitcases' quality.

The brand has ventured into other travel accessories since launch, too, with both hits ( packing cubes ) and misses (travel pillows, now discontinued)—and added an outdoor collection, F.A.R., last year . It continues to evolve based on the needs of the moment. With the growing number of power outlets available on flights and around airport terminals these days, Away just phased out its distinctive built-in battery charger from its core product last month, as part of its first major refresh of its original classics line .

“Each update is incredibly intentional—from the improved features like a redesigned zipper shape, additional interior organization, and an updated trolley system, to the fresh color palette and new gloss finish, underscores how we obsess over every detail to make the journey smoother for our customers,” Dunham says.

As the brand continues to evolve, more updates and new products are sure to come, but some of the products remain staples. Here, we round up the Condé Nast Traveler team’s most-used Away bags and accessories.

This article is part of Condé Nast Traveler' s first-ever Luggage Week , for which dozens of suitcases, backpacks, and weekender bags were road-tested by our editors.

Weight: 7.9 lbs. Dimensions: 23" x 15" x 10" Capacity: 47.9L

A recent convert from a larger suitcase that often had to be checked, editorial assistant Jessica Chapel says the refreshed Bigger Carry-On suitcase “does wonders,” especially since she can fit almost as much in this more compact hardside spinner, which she recently took on a five-day trip with plenty of room to spare. She’s already traveled with the 7.9-pound bag by plane, bus, and car, and put it to the test when delays allowed her only 15 minutes to get between gates. She swiftly pulled the bag out of the overhead compartment thanks to “the perfect mix of convenient handle placements and the texture of the luggage,” put the bag on top of her head—an unconventional carrying method, to be sure—and sailed through the crowd. “It's the little things, including the unique placement of the luggage's underside handle—with a small dash of adrenaline—that certainly does the trick for easy access without any shuffle, which is exactly what's needed in an airport rush,” Chapel says. (She made her connecting flight in the knick of time.)

Also notable, she says: the interior lining, mesh, and drawstring laundry for dirty clothes (no longer snapped, as part of the refresh), are made of recycled polyester. Deputy global editorial director Jesse Ashlock concurs, having depended on the classic version for more than three years now, calling it a “solid workhorse polycarbonate bag that suits a lot of different trip styles.” I recently tried the updated version of The Bigger Carry-On, and was able to pack enough for a weeklong California getaway; I am especially loving the additional inner pockets to keep my essentials more organized.

Weight: 10.4 lbs. Dimensions: 26" x 19" x 11" Capacity: 68.8L

During a two-week car trip to Rhode Island and Martha’s Vineyard, destinations editorial assistant Charlie Hobbs brought along the “perfectly light” 10.4-pound medium check-in sized hardside, able to fit enough in to not have to do laundry the entire getaway. The interior of the upgraded version—which he found “unassuming”—includes more storage pockets: The compression flap, which used to have just one large zipper mesh compartment, is now divided into two zippered sections on one side with an added large pocket on the backside. Additionally, the zipper closure for the top half of the suitcase now has a zippered pocket on it. He also noticed what’s perhaps the most commonly called-out downfall of Away’s hardsides: “Despite only ever being in the car, this bag is already quite scuffed up,” he said. (When I was in Estonia with two other travel writers last month, looking at our three Away bags, we commented the same thing.) Each suitcase does come with Away's own version of a Magic Eraser that helps remove light scuffs, though a bit of elbow grease might be needed to get them out. That said, Hobbs found the 360-degree wheels rolled “perfectly well” and appreciated the new ergonomic curved zippers. Like Chapel, he found the luggage easy to lift up in a bind, when he had to put it on the roof of a Toyota for a ferry ride, noting it was easy to sling it up, “thanks to the side handles.”

Weight: 8.15 lbs. Dimensions: 22" x 14" x 9" (not expanded) Capacity: 39.8L

“The joy of this luggage is its simplicity,” global director of audience development Lara Kramer says. At 8.15 pounds, this model has the expandable 2.25-inches of zipper space going from 39.8 liter capacity to 46.7 liters, providing “the luxury of expanding to add more room if needed,” she adds. She and her husband both use it as their carry-on suitcase—in part because it moves so well, “gliding smoothly and easily with its 360-degree spinner wheels.” Otherwise, she finds the other features “pretty straightforward,” also noting the issue of the exterior scuffing “very easily,” especially noticeable on a dark suitcase. “They're generally surface scuffs and not hard to buff out, but against the black color, it can look pretty jarring,” she adds. That said, Kramer says, “I still truly love this piece and it has continued to hold up despite many uses.”

Weight: 2.45 lbs. Dimensions: 12" x 6" x 18" Capacity: 20L

Simplicity comes first with this water-resistant nylon backpack, available in five subtle monochromatic shades, that CNT editors have called “functional” with “a classic look that you won’t tire of.” As a freelancer whose backpack is her office, that timeless look also means the backpack strikes the right balance of being professional (I’ve toted it to business meetings and events), travel-friendly (I’ve also taken it on day trips to the Jersey Shore and Long Island), and casual (it’s also doubled as my exercise bag for spin class). When I got caught in the rain at the US Open in New York, the raindrops wicked right off, and the bag's contents stayed dry. But my two favorite magic tricks of this bag are the extended clamshell-style zipper, which opens the main compartment and makes it just as easy to take something out of the bottom as the top, and the bag's weight distribution. Whether it’s the padded straps or the mesh back panel, it somehow makes the contents feel lighter—I’ve stopped at least twice to make sure my laptop was actually inside the 15-inch sleeve. Plus, the thoughtful number of pockets are great for storing little essentials.

Weight: 1.74 lbs. Dimensions: 19" x 13" x 8" Capacity: 26L

When it comes to travel backpacks, I’m far pickier than with luggage. I need an uber-spacious main compartment and every zipper and pocket needs to be just in place—so much so that I used the same ratty old Vans Off the Wall one for well over a decade. While I recently tested out a new Tumi backpack, I never liked the placements of its pockets. Enter the F.A.R. Backpack 26L. The main compartment is deep and wide open, yet still has a slip pocket in the back for my laptop. Hidden behind it is another zippered compartment that fits a 15-inch device. The front pocket is surprisingly roomy too, with tons of organizational pockets—plus, there are two water bottle side pockets, each able to hold a 32-ounce container. Add to that the fact the entire bag is only 1.74 pounds and it still fits under the seat in front of me on planes.

While the Everywhere Zip may be sufficient for day trips, personally, I do need the space of the 26-liter bag to fit my basic travel essentials for anything that includes an overnight stay. Plus the shell is tougher for more rugged travels, whether it's outdoor adventures or multi-stop itineraries, where it may be subject to more use. That said, I am still learning to trust mine completely. On two occasions, the zipper has opened on its own and I didn't realize until contents spilled out. But both times were when I was leaving hotels in a rush, so it's possible I didn't properly zip it.

Weight (full set): 0.7 lbs.

Dimensions: Small: 10" x 4" x 8" Medium slim: 10" x 4" x 4" Medium wide: 13" x 4" x 10" Large: 13" x 4" x 7"

Before I tried Away’s packing cubes, I was a skeptic of the travel accessory as a whole. Other cubes I had seen were either bulky, or felt rough, cheap, and pointless. Admittedly, when I first saw this innocuous set from Away, I was still doubtful. But as it turns out, this set of four nylon water-resistant zip bags with one mesh side are as subtle as they are useful. In the smallest one, I’m able to stuff in all my “just in case” accessories—a foldable running cap, beanie, scarf, gloves, and swimsuit, and tuck it into a teeny corner of the suitcase. The medium slim is perfect for organizing my underwear, packing them vertically, Marie Kondo–style , while the medium wide fits my bras, tanks, and socks. The final one, the large slim, rotates between storing pairs of shoes or other bulky items. They all fit together like Legos in my suitcase, weighing a combined 0.7 pounds—well worth it for keeping me organized on the go.

Weight: .8 oz. Dimensions: 6" x 8" x 3" Capacity: 0.5 gal.

When I first got this bag, I didn’t think I’d ever use it. It wasn’t quite a dry sack, it wasn’t quite a travel pouch. It was an in-between hybrid that I saw no practical use for. But then one day when I was running out the door, holding too many chargers in my hands, I tossed them in there—and it’s become my go-to tech accessories bag, traveling with me both on trips and in my everyday life. Made of water-resistant recycled ripstop nylon, it repels accidental spills (mostly coffee, in my case), but is so thin and sturdy that it doesn’t take up much space. The recycled nylon handle also makes it easy to grab when I’m trying to fish it out of my bag. Use it for chargers and cords, toiletries, or any other odds and ends, and know that there are small and large versions if you want a full set.

The Away Bigger Carry-On with Pocket Is the Smart Luggage I'd Buy

The Away Bigger Carry-On with Pocket is a well-designed smart suitcase with plenty of room and a removable battery for charging your gadgets.

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Away is one of the biggest brands in the newly burgeoning Smart Luggage category. Yes, even the suitcase you take on vacation is getting tech-y features. The standard feature on all smart bags is a portable battery that snaps into the suitcase, so you're not scavenging for an outlet at the airport if you need to charge your phone. Away also sells an optional accessory that allows you to track your bag in case it gets lost.

The new Away Bigger Carry-On with Pocket ($295) adds an incredibly sensible feature: a nylon pocket. Why is this simple adjustment so important? It enhances the convenience factor of Away's suitcases, which feature an easy-to-use portable power supply for charging your phone, so you can keep your laptop and important documents within close reach.

On the downside, this pocket costs $50 extra, and that version of the Away isn't available in as many colors. Still, I found the Away Bigger Carry-On with Pocket to be an excellent, albeit pricey, way to travel.

What about that TSA ban on smart luggage?

So, you might have heard about American Airlines , Delta and Alaska Airlines instating bans on smart luggage at the end of last year. But fear not, traveler, not all smart suitcases are banned, only the ones with non-removable batteries. That means the current set of Away's luggage is free to fly the friendly skies, as its battery is easily ejected.

Away's luggage has long stood out for its elegant minimalist designs and for an ever-changing series of hues that were either eye-catching or elegant. Although I liked the dark, restrained blue (the pocket-bearing Away's colors  come in only black or blue) of the bag I tested, I'm a much bigger fan of the purple tone they've used in luggage released in partnership with Kode With Klossy, the coding summer camp from model/entrepreneur Karlie Kloss.

I tested the Bigger Carry-On format of the Away luggage, which measures 22.7 x 14.7 x 9.6 inches, weighs 7.3 pounds and has a capacity of 46 liters. That means it's larger, lighter and roomier than Muji's Adjustable Handle Hard Carry Suitcase (21.3 x 14.6 x 9.3 inches, 7.7 pounds, 35 liters). The smaller, heavier and less-spacious Raden A22 Carry -on (22 x 14 x 9 inches, 8.4 pounds and 35 liters) is the other smart suitcase with an ejectable battery that's ready for flight.

The Away's shell is made of a durable-feeling polycarbonate material that the company calls "unbreakable." A leather hinge on its spine reinforces the connection between its halves. Its 360-degree wheels did an exceptionally good job of rotating to the correct position, which I admit is kind of a challenge when you carry your luggage as hurriedly as I do. The rubber handles at the top and right of the Bigger Carry-On feel reliable. Raden loves to promote the durability of its luggage, with video of someone standing on it, and leaning in, seemingly trying to break it.

The Away's pocket is a nylon sleeve that measures 16.5 x 11.25 x 1 inches. That's big enough to fit my 2012 15-inch MacBook Pro, which is thicker than current models, but I instead opted to store my shampoo, body soap and face wash container bag in that sleeve, as that's equally important to have at the ready. The Muji and Raden bags have no such pockets.

After you unzip the Bigger Carry-On, you'll notice a mesh window can zip up the front half, and that there's a flat divider between both sides that offers a zipper-closed pouch. So, if you buy the Carry-On or Bigger Carry-On without the exterior pocket, you still get a place to store sensitive materials, but it's less accessible. Two buckles can secure that flat pocket against whatever is under it.

The insider lining of the suitcases are nylon, with zippers that run from the top to the bottom. This is because Away suitcases come with a lifetime warranty, and the nylon and zippers cover up the panels where Away's repair technicians  access handles and feet, if a repair is ever needed.

What's in the box

When I opened the large cardboard box with the Away Bigger Carry-on, I was pleasantly surprised to see the luggage came inside a canvas bag. While it seems like a great way to keep the Away clean while it's stored away, I could also see college students using it for an oversized laundry bag.

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Inside the bottom half of the Bigger Carry-On, you'll see a small buttoned-up pouch containing a small bag, which I used for laundry during the trip. My extensive testing showed that this bag can fit two dress shirts, five T-shirts and five pairs of socks and briefs. Also, Away includes a USB-based power adapter and a micro-USB-to-USB cord, for charging its battery.

Portable Charger

The major perk of the Away luggage is the 37-watt, 10,000 mAh portable charger that sits conveniently in a slot below the handle, with a cover to protect its ports from spills A 10,000 mAh battery has enough juice to refuel most flagship smartphones completely, and some of them twice. The charger is easily ejectable; you just push down until it clicks, and it then jumps up. The Raden A22's power supply has a smaller capacity of 7,800 mAh.

It draws power from a micro USB port and features dual USB 3.0 ports for charging, with one being a 2.4-amp fast-charging port and the other a 1-amp standard-speed port. Personally, this was a lifesaver at the airport, as it meant I didn't have to run around the terminal, looking for an outlet so I could fill my phone up before a flight.

After I drained my iPhone 8 Plus of its charge, the Away charger's 2.4-amp port refueled 16 percent of the phone in 15 minutes, and 32 percent in 30 minutes. These numbers are similar to the fastest-charging portable charger we've tested, which filled 17 percent in 15 minutes and 33 percent in 30 minutes.

The portable charger was a lifesaver at the airport, as it meant I didn't have to run around the terminal, looking for an outlet so I could fill my phone up before a flight.

Also, dual ports means you can charge both your phone and your Bluetooth headphones, or one of your devices and one that belongs to a friend, if you're  kind and not traveling solo.

Bigger is better?

My biggest concern with the Away Bigger Carry-On was that Away was sure that the bag would be allowed on flights. I was not as confident, because the bag's measurements exceed the advertised baggage limit of 22 x 14 x 9 inches  that airlines declare online and at the gates, where they present the small compartment to check your bag's size.

Away says the bag would fit and be allowed on most planes, because the bin you check your bags in is larger than the advertised measurements. After a series of emails with a Delta employee named Michael, who couldn't clear up this question, I bit the bullet and decided to test the Bigger Carry-On to find out what would happen if I tried to get it on a plane. My concern was for naught, as the flight attendants on my Delta plane from New York to New Orleans didn't bat an eye at my luggage.

The Bigger Carry-On's capacity is 6.2 liters more than that of the Carry-On, and as someone whose suitcase was packed to the brim upon his return — I had to bring back beignet mix from the world-famous Café Du Monde — I was happy to have that space.

TSA-Friendly Lock

If you're worried about prying hands opening your checked luggage, you've probably breathed a sigh of relief at the sight of the TSA-approved combination lock.

I had no trouble setting a three-digit combination code on the lock, and locking the suitcase is as easy as snapping its zippers into the dual grooves at the top of the suitcase, near the keyhole that TSA agents can easily unlock. The Raden and Muji bags have similar locks.

Bluetooth location tracking

Away has partnered with the Bluetooth tracker-maker Tile for a $30 Tile Luggage Tag, which works by logging its location when its within 100 feet of the paired smartphone, and when any other Tiles come within that  range. From Tile's app, you can set your tracker to ring when it comes within the range, or instruct your phone to send a push notification when the Tile tracker is found.

At the baggage claim, I got a notification on my phone shortly before it appeared on the carousel, and could hear the tag's ringing chime as it came out of the entrance.

After I checked my bag for my return flight, I set it to alert me when the bag's location was next detected. I got my first notifications when the flight was getting closer to taking off, as the suitcase was loaded into the belly of the plane. At the baggage claim, I got a notification on my phone shortly before it appeared on the carousel, and could hear the tag's ringing chime as it came out of the entrance.

The Muji suitcase has no battery or location tracking, while the Raden includes built-in location tracking, and uses a similar group-based GPS tracking. The Raden can also weigh itself, which is helpful for those who overpack but also want to reduce fees at check-in.

Bottom Line

While you could place a Tile tracker and a portable charger inside  any suitcase, the Away Bigger Carry-On with Pocket streamlines the process completely. The amount of care that's gone into this design shows, and the simple move of adding an easy-access pocket has made the bag all the more convenient.

The Muji bag is a more-affordable $160, but it carries less luggage and doesn't include the portable battery or a place to easily access it. The $295 Raden packs more built-in smart features, but isn't as spacious. The Away, though, especially with the Tile tag, does a lot to take the pain out of going to the airport.

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The coolest Away luggage colors of the year are out now

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'Tis the season for Away to release its coolest limited-edition edition shades yet.

You know all about the Away luggage line . You know about the optional removable battery that can charge your devices on the go, the almost-indestructible polycarbonate shell and how new card holders can get a $100 statement credit on an Away purchase with the new American Express® Green Card (through Jan. 15, 2020). You probably even know the bags come in kid-sizes . So if you know all this already — why yet another post about Away?

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Short version: This is the time of year when Away routinely releases its coolest limited-edition color collections of the year. In 2018, it was Away's Northern Lights-inspired collection that caught our attention -- and even found its way under my own tree.

This year, Away is dropping a "Luminous" line with limited-edition suitcases in shimmery jewel tones, some of which I'm willing to bet will sell out fast. You can take a peek at Away's website and decide if Jade, Jewel Blue, Moonstone, Amethyst, Amber or Mirror are calling your name. These shiny shades are all available in the standard Carry-On size, the Bigger Carry-On, the Medium suitcase and the Large.

Mirror, Amethyst and Moonstone are all especially tempting to me, but the bad news is these limited-edition colors cost more than the standard line-up ($50 more in most cases, and a whopping $150 more for the silvery Mirror-colored suitcase). More bad news for fans of the distinct mirror-like finish? You can't purchase this suitcase with an ejectable battery. But gosh, it does look nice on the outside!

If you're still bummed about missing last year's Northern Lights collection, take a look at the Everywhere Bag in limited-edition Winter Night-colored leather . Like the suitcases, the Everywhere Bags are also available in new jewel-tone hues. Consider the Garnet Sateen in water-resistant nylon or the smooth topaz leather.

Travelers can also shop garnet, topaz, and Winter Night-colored leather passport covers and jewelry boxes .

OK, I'm stepping away from the keyboard before I accidentally order anything, but if you're truly in the market for a new Away bag, I'll cheer you on from the sidelines. (And if you want to order an extra, I'm a size Carry-On in Mirror.)

Away Just Launched Its Most Colorful Luggage Collection for a Limited Time

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Bright Orange

Sunshine Yellow

The limited-edition collection comes in four sizes: The Carry-On, The Bigger Carry-On, The Medium, and The Large. The suitcases feature a TSA-approved combination lock, 360-degree spinner wheels, a hidden laundry bag, and a custom leather luggage tag. But the most eye-catching thing about the collection is the colors. You can get the carry-on in Berry Red, Bright Orange, Sunshine Yellow, Lime Green, Turquoise Blue, Cobalt Blue, Royal Purple, and Hot Pink.

Turquoise Blue

Cobalt Blue

Royal Purple

All of the colors are available on Away’s website for $225 to $295, depending on what size you get. There is also a set of four of The Insider Packing Cubes in limited-edition Warm and Cool colors to make the dreaded packing process easier. The fun colors were released on Sept. 10 and are expected to sell out quickly, so you won’t want to wait. However, if you do miss out, Away has a range of other, more neutral colors to get you through all your travels!

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Add Some Sparkle to Your Travels With Away’s Limited-Edition Holiday Collection

This season, the direct-to-consumer luggage company is releasing hard-shell suitcases in five new colors, including yellow, red, and black with a high-shine glitter finish..

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A sparkly yellow suitcase will definitely stand out at the baggage claim.

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The 2021 Away Holiday Collection is sold out, but Away’s 2023 Holiday Collection launched on October 24, 2023.

Away is launching its 2021 holiday collection with two different drops of limited-edition suitcases, as well as a few new travel bags and accessories.

On November 16, the first batch of new-this-season colors of the brand’s popular polycarbonate shell luggage launched with a pair of two-tone suitcases in Petal/Sand (pink and beige) and Pine/Green (dark and light green). Then on November 23, the direct-to-consumer luggage company launched three more suitcase colors—red, black, and yellow—topped with a glittery finish. Each of the new limited-edition colors is available in the Carry-On, the Bigger Carry-On, the Medium, and the Large sizes of luggage and all retail for $350 or less.

The second holiday drop on November 23 also includes a brand-new Three Pocket Duffle as well as a black leather version of its Zip Backpack. To round out the collection and keep your travels organized, Away is also launching a new journal cover and a few other accessories. Each of these accessories is priced under $150, making them great presents for frequent travelers.

(While these brand-new items aren’t included in it, Away’s Cyber Week sale runs from November 22 to November 29, 2021, and features discounts up to 40 percent off on favorite items like the Everywhere Bag and the Longitude Tote.)

The entire holiday collection will be sold online and at Away stores everywhere from Los Angeles to London. Away’s limited-edition items tend to sell out quickly, so don’t sleep on these new releases.

Two-tone polycarbonate suitcases

• Buy now: The Carry-On, $225, awaytravel.com (sold out in Pine/Green)
• Buy now: The Bigger Carry-On, $245, awaytravel.com (sold out in both colors)
• Buy now: The Medium, $295, awaytravel.com (sold out in both colors)
• Buy now: The Large, $325, awaytravel.com (sold out in both colors)
• Available colors: Petal/Sand and Pine/Green

Sparkle polycarbonate suitcases

• Buy now: The Carry-On, $245, awaytravel.com (sold out in Cranberry)
• Buy now: The Bigger Carry-On, $265, awaytravel.com (sold out in Saffron)
• Buy now: The Medium, $315, awaytravel.com
• Buy now: The Large, $345, awaytravel.com
• Available colors: Cranberry, Black, and Saffron

The Zip Backpack

• Buy now: $245, awaytravel.com
• Available color: Black

The Three Pocket Duffle

• Buy now: $345, awaytravel.com
• Available colors: Clove (brown) and Black

The Journal Cover

• Buy now: $95, awaytravel.com
• Available colors: Sand and Clove

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Away Is Giving Béis a Run for Its Money With Its Brand-New Neon Collection

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You know the feeling—you've finally arrived at your destination (despite flight delays and a terminal that seemed to be 18 miles from baggage claim), and now have to scour through dozens of similarly sized black and gray suitcases before finding the one that's actually yours. Away's newest Neon Collection is here to make sure this particular travel stress occurs no more.

Away's Neon Collection includes luggage in two new glossy, hyper-bright colors aptly named Paradise Pink (a hot pink, of course) and Kiwi (a tropical bright green). Also in the collection are a cosmetics case and sling bag in Paradise Pink and packing cubes in a rainbow of brights.

The limited-edition luggage still includes all of the Away features buyers know and love, from the protective-yet-lightweight outer shell to the space-maximizing interior compression system and 360-degree spinner wheels. Plus, both the Bigger Carry-On and Large sizes come with a water-resistant laundry bag to keep your dirties separate.

As for the packing cubes, they're water-resistant with a mesh top to easily see what's inside, and they come in a pack of four that will fit into either luggage size. Similarly, the cosmetic and sling bag are great for organizing essentials with multiple pockets in each, and they're both—you guessed it—water-resistant.

The florescent hues of this summery collection rival the recently launched Béis limited-edition sherbet-inspired collection, which launched on April 12th and consisted of three new colors—purple, orange and green—available in several of the brand's best sellers, including The Weekender, The Mini Weekender, The Carry-On Roller, The Large Check-In Roller, The Cosmetic Pouch and The Dopp Kit.

The biggest difference between the two? While the both the Away and Béis collections are comparable in price—with Away's prices just slightly on the higher side—there are more options available in the Béis collection. So if you're wanting a full set that will match completely from your carry-on to roller luggage and even your organizing supplies, that may be your best bet. As for construction of the bags, both suitcase options are made with a durable polycarbonate hard outer shell and have TSA-approved locks. Either way, we're confident you can't go wrong, no matter which brand and shade you choose.

So if you're ready to be able to spot your own luggage the second it's tossed (*ahem* we mean very gently placed ) on the conveyer belt, run to snag one of these limited colors—before they're gone.

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Away's Lavender Suitcases and Travel Bags Are Made for the Vacation Season

Inspired by purply flower fields..

Travel and lifestyle brand  Away  is welcoming vacation season with a new lineup of suitcases , bags and accessories. Dubbed “Salt and Stone,” the limited-edition collection features a number of new colors and textures on the company’s beloved designs, all inspired by cities and elements along the Adriatic Sea.

Our favorite from the launch has got to be the “Lavender” hue, which covers Away’s signature range of luggages (coming in four sizes: The Carry-On , the Bigger Carry-On , the Medium  and the Large ), the roomy Everywhere Bag  as well as the Dopp Kit . If purple isn’t quite your cup of tea, however, take a look at the more sombre blue color named “ Coast .” Both Carry-On sizes come with an updated ejectable battery that’s safe to fly and also extremely handy.

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Winters in New York can sometimes feel endless. In February, it’s hard to imagine blooming flowers, 65 degree temps and spring picnics will ever reemerge — but they always do.

Ahead of spring, Away Travel is re-releasing their coveted, limited-edition lavender color and while there may be snow on the ground right now, we certainly won’t complain!

Not only is it the perfect hue for spring and summer but this new collection would make a great Valentine’s Day gift , too.

Since its initial limited release in July 2018, according to the brand, Away has received hundreds of inquiries from its community requesting they bring the pastel shade back.

They listened to their loyal customers, and now you can purchase a variety of Away items in lavender , starting Tuesday, Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. EST. If you don’t get your hands on the suitcase you want right away, keep an eye out throughout the month, as the brand will be following up with other drops — including two of the brand’s best-selling accessories: The Insider Packing Cubes and The Hanging Toiletry Bag in lavender, too.

The limited-edition lavender collection includes the brand’s classic polycarbonate luggage available in Away’s four original sizes ( The Carry-On , The Bigger Carry-On , The Medium , and The Large ) all reimagined in the gorgeous purple shade.

Away’s lavender polycarbonate luggage will be available for purchase exclusively at  AwayTravel.com  or in-store at the brand’s 13 retail locations.

If lavender is your favorite color but you’re not yet sold on Away, consider reading our standalone review !

Away Lavender The Bigger Carry-O n , $245

While all Away suitcase sizes are great for a variety of needs, we especially love the Away Bigger Carry-On because it can easily be used for a weekender to even a 10-day trip if you pack strategically.

If you’re looking for something bigger (or smaller), the limited edition color is also available in The Carry-On , The Medium and The Large .

For more recommendations, check out the New York Post Shopping section.

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The Best Carry-On Luggage and Weekender Bags for Memorial Day Travel: Away, Samsonite, Calpak and More

The right luggage or carry-on bag for your Memorial Day weekend can help make any trip as smooth as possible.

If you're gearing up for your Memorial Day travel plans, you may be searching for the perfect luggage to accompany you on your upcoming getaway.  Carry-on luggage  — including weekender bags and spinners — is probably the best way to travel if you want to beat the lines at busy airports, especially if you're traveling on a Friday.

No matter where your travel destinations are, one thing's for sure: the right luggage will make all the difference. We've found the best luggage to shop for all of your travels, from spacious duffle bags and practical backpacks to large and luxurious carry-ons  for your next flight.

Need a new tote bag to toss everything in for an upcoming Memorial Day weekend getaway or a bigger carry-on for a tropical vacation? The Beis Weekender Bag will fit all your essentials and help you travel in style. Need a new go-to suitcase for every travel situation? Away’s  standard carry on traveler bag has plenty of packing space while still fitting in the overhead bin. Trying to avoid the checked baggage fees and long bag drop line? The Samsonite Underseat Carry-On Luggage helps you save money and time by going straight to TSA.

Below, we've rounded up the best carry-on luggage and weekender bags this year to take along on your holiday trip.

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Samsonite freeform carry-on spinner.

Not only is the Samsonite Hardside Spinner perfectly sized and extremely durable, it's also incredible lightweight so you won't have to strain putting it in the overhead airplane compartment. With all kinds of pockets, you can easily organize all your belongings confidently. 

$200   $140

Away The Carry-On

This Away bag boasts flashy features such as a durable polycarbonate hard shell, spinner wheels and a TSA-approved, ejectable USB charger. The classic rolling hardside luggage with a retractable handle is designed to fit in most major airlines' overhead compartments, making it a great go-to Carry-On bag for travel, regardless of your destination.

Take OFF Luggage Personal Item Suitcase 2.0

The perfect-sized luggage that doubles as a personal item — just pop off the wheels and slide it under your seat. 

Rockland Melbourne Hardside Expandable Spinner Wheel Luggage

This Rockland Melbourne Spinner Luggage makes traveling easier by being extremely lightweight. While protecting your items, the wheels rotate 360 degrees for a smooth and seamless stride in the airport. Although it is compact, this carry-on luggage has the ability to hold everything you need for a short vacation.

Travelpro Platinum Elite Hardside Expandable Spinner

Travelpro is a pilot-founded brand that you've likely seen used by flight crews. Travel stress-free with the Travelpro hardside carry-on luggage that effortlessly fits in the overhead bins of major domestic airlines, thanks to rigorous sizer bin testing and enhanced packing capacity. The PrecisionGlide System delivers impeccable control and a seamless rolling experience, so you can get through the airport with ease.

$370   $314

Samsonite Underseat Carry-On Spinner with USB Port

Compact and convenient, this soft-sided luggage can slide smoothly under the seat in front of you or be tucked away in an overhead bin. The bag's main compartment can fit several outfits and a spare pair of shoes. Interior pockets lining the compartment will keep your toiletries organized. The telescoping handle and rolling wheels make this bag easy to navigate around a crowded airport, making it a great choice for the frequent flyer looking to pack light.

$145   $100

Monos Carry-On

Traveling is a breeze with the minimalist Monos carry-on, designed to fit in the overheard bin of almost any flight.

Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Expandable Luggage

This Travelpro Maxlite softside luggage has spinner wheels and is lightweight, making it easy to maneuver airport terminals and your flight's overhead storage bins. 

The Best Travel Backpacks and Totes for 2024 

Samsonite detour travel backpack.

Built to protect your belongings from the elements, the Detour Travel Backpack has enough capacity for your business, overnight or weekend trips.

$150   $105

Béis Travel Tote

The Beis Travel Tote, from Shay Mitchell's baggage line, can conveniently slot into place atop a suitcase with its trolley sleeve, but can also be carried on its own with a detachable shoulder strap, and top handles designed to rest comfortably on your shoulder. This bag boasts a bottom zip shoe compartment, padded tech sleeve and multiple exterior and interior pockets. 

Calpak Luka Backpack

With multiple storage compartments including a separate laptop sleeve and a space to store your shoes that has its own exterior access, this lightweight Luka backpack will help you stay organized on the go.

Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack

This travel backpack comes with a weight-distributing, low-profile harness system and a 35L capacity, making it suitable for carry-on use. It is designed with a full-wrap zipper opening on the main compartment, along with large and subdivided zippered mesh compartments on the sides, providing convenient packing options. Additionally, its attractive design ensures you can easily identify your bag wherever you go.

Troubadour Featherweight Tote

A modern classic and easy-access bag. This Featherweight Tote features a light and waterproof fabric with vegan leather handles, and is perfect for gym trips or a day out!

Dagne Dover Jemi Puff Tote

Whether you're traveling to work or a weekend getaway, this lightweight tote is perfect with pockets for days to keep all your belongings organized. 

The Best Weekender Bags for 2024 

Lululemon go getter bag 2.0.

This sleek, modern bag looks like a tote and duffel rolled into one. There's also a little strap in the back that you can attach to your luggage. 

Away The Everywhere Bag

Away Travel's The Everywhere Bag lives up to its name: you can take it everywhere from work to the gym to a weekend away. It also pairs nicely with The Carry-On and The Bigger Carry-On.

Calpak Stevyn Duffel

Enjoy the benefits of a large bottom compartment, ideal for stowing shoes or enhancing the organization of your items.The roomy main compartment comes with interior pockets, ensuring you have plenty of space to store your belongings in a well-arranged manner.

SwissGear Apex Travel Duffle Bag

This duffle bag will come in handy during your next vacation. You can wear it multiple ways and it has reinforced sides to keep your belonging secure.

Dagne Dover Landon Carryall Bag

For weekends away, this extra-large duffle includes a laptop sleeve, shoe bag and plenty of space for all your essentials.

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The new Outdoor Rolling Duffle from Away is the perfect companion for your extended vacation

By Brittany Vincent

May 14, 2024 / 6:47 PM EDT / Essentials

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Have you planned a summer vacation yet? Make the season count by taking an extended trip this year. 

Wherever you roam this year on summer vacation, you're going to need some reliable luggage to take with you. If you're looking for a rugged bag that's big enough to take on a lengthy trip, you should consider  Away's  new 85L  Outdoor Rolling Duffle .

As part of Away's expanded Outdoor Collection , meant to take you anywhere under the sun, this wheeled duffle is a great option for traveling with whatever gear you'll need on your adventures this summer. It's made from recycled, water- and abrasion-resistant materials to keep your gear safe no matter what the elements have in mind. Super packable, easy to carry and available in multiple colors, this might be your new favorite carry-on. It's available at Away, starting today. 

Away Outdoor Rolling Duffle: $395

Away's latest luggage option, the Outdoor Rolling Duffle, is perfect for any summer excursion. This large rolling duffel bag is designed for longer trips where you need to pack bulky gear for outdoor activities. The included compression straps make it easy to fit even more clothes and gear inside.

This duffle is an addition to Away's Outdoor Collection, made for anyone who loves to travel while appreciating the beauty of nature. This duffle and the brand's other companion pieces focus on function and durability when used outdoors (or anywhere your travels take you).

This 85L capacity bag is built tough to handle any destination. It's composed of recycled, abrasion-resistant materials to withstand the elements, so come rain, sleet and shine, your things are safe and protected -- and your bag will be fine, too.

It has oversized all-terrain wheels and grab handles to make hauling it as easy as wheeling around a hard-side bag in an airport. You can prop it up with a kickstand while you're waiting around for the plane to board.

This rugged yet sleek roller bag represents some of the best of what Away has to offer. It's durable and rugged while sleek and polished at the same time, making for a very attractive bag. This summer, it can be your ultimate travel companion no matter where you buy a ticket to. It's your excuse to see the world while bringing a small part of yours with you. 

Pick yours up now in jet black, forest green and navy blue at Away. 

More of the best luggage options in 2024

Looking for more options for your next vacation ? The travel experts at CBS Essentials has you covered with our roundups of the best luggage in 2024, including the  best hardsided polycarbonate luggage , the  best aluminum luggage  (including our readers' favorite pick, Rimowa ), the best carry-on luggage , the best checked bags, the best luggage for family and more, all available to read on our luggage page .

And don't forget to keep your luggage safe with Apple AirTags trackers and TSA-approved locking luggage .

Brittany Vincent has been covering gaming, tech, and all things entertainment for 16 years for a variety of online and print publications. She's been covering the commerce space for nearly a decade. Follow her on Twitter at @MolotovCupcake.

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You might have spotted one of those specimens circling the conveyor belt, scratched your head, and wondered, “Why in the world would anyone do that?” But in reality, going the extra mile to protect your bag against all kinds of transit-related misfortune could be especially important now considering the post-COVID air travel surge .

“Most airports have surpassed their 2019 passenger statistics and these record-breaking numbers have airports operating at a capacity never experienced beforehand,” says Nicholas Valdespino, vice president of operations at Secure Wrap , a baggage protection service with kiosks in over 50 airports around the world. “The number of bags being processed today leads to flight delays or even bags being left behind and arriving at times several days later—if they even arrive at all.”

Why wrap your luggage?

Many bag wrap services like similar airport operations Safe Bag and True Star offer compensation packages in the case of lost or damaged luggage. Secure Wrap in particular matches the airline’s compensation up to $5,000 for total loss and up to $2,000 for damage. The company also assigns a unique QR code to each wrapped item for tracking purposes, so that in the event an airline worker finds a bag with a missing airline-supplied sticker tag, they can scan the Secure Wrap barcode and report the item as found. For their part, Safe Bag and True Star offer real-time tracking services via Swiss air transport tech company SITA’s WorldTracer system . Other companies like Seal & Go offer additional perks, like free baggage weighing.

According to Valdespino, the most important reason to wrap a checked suitcase is to prevent the introduction of unauthorized goods (i.e. drugs, weapons, or cash) into unsuspecting travelers’ luggage, a crime that occurred just a few years ago at DFW International Airport .

“There have been cases where airport employees, having security clearance and access, place illegal items into passengers' baggage, turning the passenger into a mule unknowingly,” he says. “This ‘insider threat’ is a reality at all airports in the US and abroad, and some countries have very strict anti-smuggling laws. If you arrive at your final destination and get selected for inspection by customs and a kilo of cocaine is found inside your luggage, ‘That's not mine’ typically doesn’t get you out of trouble.”

How likely is airport theft?

He adds that theft and pilferage are more common in large international airports that move millions of people each year, such as New York’s John F. Kennedy International or Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport . But statistics for these crimes in particular are not as readily available. “Pilferage and theft would most likely be handled on a case-by-case basis by the airline only if the passenger files a report with the airline,” he says. “Most passengers don't realize they’re missing an item until they arrive at their home or hotel, typically too late to file a claim since they already left the baggage claim area of the airport. I believe a large percentage of pilferage goes unreported for this reason.”

So why not just use a luggage lock to protect your bag?

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So the next time you entrust your precious cargo to the hands of an airline, consider the plastic treatment. Want more Thrillist? Follow us on  Instagram ,  TikTok ,  Twitter ,  Facebook ,  Pinterest , and  YouTube .

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