ANTLER - Medium Suitcase - Brixham Luggage - Size Medium, Black - 88L, Lightweight Suitcase for Travel & Holidays - Medium Spinner Suitcase with Wheels, Expandable Zip, Pockets - TSA Approved Locks

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Plenty smart enough for business or leisure travel – the carry-on item in the Brixham range is at the higher end of the size limit for hand-luggage. Note: All Antler cases come with a 10-year warranty (you simply won’t get this with no-name brands!). The Four Luggage Ranges from Antler Don’t let luggage weigh you down. Meet Brixham: our lightest suitcase yet. Brixham stars a patent-pending, engineered construction, offering extremely lightweight strength and durability. The type of luggage you should buy depends on how you travel. Try to consider the practicalities before being enticed by the endless colours and styles available! Wheels: Most suitcases are four-wheelers — sometimes referred to as spinner suitcases — that can be wheeled alongside you as well as pulled behind. Two-wheeled suitcases tend to have slightly bigger wheels and can be easier to pull up and over kerbs, but we generally prefer the versatility and balance of spinners.

Not only will your Antler luggage last far longer than any no-name alternative. You’ll feel great pulling (or pushing) a classic, elegant – yet understated – case along. The main design feature is the angled front, which ends in the contrasting piping. You also get a small colour-coordinated Antler logo on the front. Most Antler suitcases are darker colours – or at least muted tones – this is definitely not the case with the Clifton hard-shell cases.Brixham cases are spinners. With a double wheel at each corner, you can rotate them 360-degrees, push them or tilt them onto two sets of wheels to pull them behind you. With a narrow telescoping handle, you’ll be weaving around hazards at the airport with ease. I can see this lightweight case doubling up as a business case for daily use and / or domestic travel. Let’s start with the sizes, and then get to the design elements which help the Brixham range stand out.

I was curious whether the lightweight construction meant compromising on durability. Antler produce high quality luggage, and their 10-year warranty for the Brixham cases shows confidence in the patent-pending design. Light components include a brushed aluminium telescoping handle, plus tough plastic double spinner wheels. Brixham cases have a smart and minimalist style. I like the angled design on the front, with two lines of orange piping and coloured touches on the top handle and one zip tag. These cases expand, with up to 5cm extra available on both the large and medium versions. Telescoping handles are size-specific. Medium and carry-on luggage are smaller, and the handles are taller to balance this. Inside Features of the Antler Brixham Suitcases

Wrapping Up: What Makes Antler Luggage Different?

Size: Will the suitcase fit in your car boot and be easy to lug about? If you think you may struggle, look for a robust yet lightweight option. When you add the Antler quality and minimal elegance of the design, I’m certain this will be a popular addition to their soft-shell ranges. A single deep compartment design means Brixham cases have the opening towards the front. There are carrying handles on the top and the side, plus a reinforced grab-handle (flap) underneath. The carrying capacity of this range is notable, the medium at 88 litres is bigger than mediums for most other brands. Cabin-size is small enough to be carry-on for the major airlines. These are lighter than anything Antler has produced so far – and compare well with lightweight cases from brands including Samsonite and IT Luggage. I was able to hold the largest one on a single finger at arm’s length while it was empty.

Antler regularly retires their older case ranges. This means that newer models have the latest materials and technology – as well as refreshed designs.