LEVEL8: Luggage, Travel Tips
Yes, you can bring scissors on a plane in the United States when the blades measure less than 4 inches from the pivot point. The important measurement starts at the screw where the blades cross. It does not start at...
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Yes, you can take toothpaste in your carry-on when flying from a U.S. airport, as long as a standard tube is 3.4 ounces or 100 milliliters or smaller. TSA treats toothpaste as a paste, so it follows the same carry-on restrictions...
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The best travel bags are not defined by one shape or size. A wheeled case can simplify an airport transfer, while a backpack is often more practical for stairs, trains and longer walks. Weekenders and duffels give short trips flexible...
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The LEVEL8 Luminous Carry-On and Monos Carry-On are non-expandable polycarbonate suitcases with almost 40 litres of capacity, spinner wheels and TSA locks. Monos is lighter and matches the common 22 x 14 x 9-inch North American cabin guideline. LEVEL8 costs...
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Traditional clamshell luggage needs enough floor or bed space for both halves to lie open. That can be inconvenient in a small hotel room, train cabin or cruise stateroom. The best top opening luggage solves this problem with a lid...
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