Trolleys and suitcases are available in many different designs: as hard luggage, soft luggage, as 2-wheel trolleys , also known as uprights, or as 4-wheel trolleys , which are also known as spinners. For our little ones, there are children's trolleys in fun designs. Cabin trolleys are best suited for use as hand luggage when travelling by plane. Since hand luggage is subject to certain requirements, we provide dimensions and weights for each item in our shop. This makes it easier for you to find the right trolley for you.

Hard shell, soft core – the hard-shell suitcase

If you are looking for a robust and durable suitcase, you will often choose a hard-shell suitcase. The durable suitcases offer your belongings optimal protection and most models can keep their contents relatively dry even in heavy rain.

Advantages of hard-shell trolleys

• made of aluminum, polycarbonate or polypropylene
• resilient
• protects the luggage inside
• dirt-resistant
• water-repellent
• bright colors and motifs for high recognition value

The innovative CURV collections from Samsonite set new standards in terms of maximum durability with minimal weight. Lite-Shock , Lite-Cube and Lite-Cube DLX impress with their exceptional durability and impact resistance.

Lovers of classic aluminum trolleys prefer to travel with an Aleon suitcase from one of the Aleon travel luggage series

Soft-shell suitcase – flexible and adaptable

If you are not happy with the hard and inflexible hard-shell suitcases, you may find a soft-shell suitcase to be the perfect alternative. A soft-shell suitcase is particularly suitable for travelling by car, as it can be easily stacked and adapts to its surroundings. If necessary, a soft-shell suitcase can still expand a little and offer a little more space for another pair of shoes or your favourite book.

• made of nylon, canvas or polyester
• flexible and stretchable
• low weight
• advantageous for hand luggage
• often practical outside pockets

Hybrid suitcases – a successful mix

Hybrid suitcases are also called semi-hard-shell suitcases and combine the best of hard and soft-shell suitcases. The majority of these models are made of soft material and thus offer a high degree of flexibility and a low weight. The particularly sensitive corners and edges, on the other hand, are protected by hard materials such as polycarbonate or polypropylene, thus maintaining the durability and lifespan of the luggage.