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Luggage Reviews of the best travel luggage, airline luggage and wheeled luggage made today.

These are the most popular luggage and carry on luggage brands on the market in order of popularity. By December I hope to have tested them all and have a good luggage review for each brand. Each carry on luggage piece has different pros and cons to suit different travel styles. I travel all the time on business and vacation. I am a little neurotic about having everything I need in my carry on luggage. I don’t like to feel deprived or uncomfortable. But I also have severe arthritis and I hate to have anything in my hands. So these competing factors have made me an expert on the nuances of the perfect carry on luggage.

Samsonite Luggage

Delsey Luggage

Travelpro Luggage

Swiss Army Luggage

Tumi Luggage

Hartmann Luggage

Louis Vuitton Luggage

Atlantic Luggage

Roxy Luggage

Victorinox Luggage

Diane Von Furstenberg Luggage

Ricardo Luggage

Kipling Luggage

Kenneth Cole Luggage

Vera Bradley Luggage

Ralph Lauren Luggage

High Sierra Luggage

Briggs Riley Luggage

Eagle Creek Luggage

Swiss Gear Luggage

Brighton Luggage

Bentley Luggage

Eddie Bauer Luggage

Olympia Luggage

Nine West Luggage

Pathfinder Luggage

Coach Luggage

Mori Luggage

Dakota Luggage

Ricardo Beverly Hills Luggage

Liz Claiborne Luggage

Tommy Hilfiger Luggage

Pierre Cardin Luggage

Gucci Luggage

Wenger Luggage

Altman Luggage

Rick Steves Luggage

Andiamo Luggage

As a young person I packed for trips in cheap luggage, brown bags and pillow case so how did I get hooked on owning great luggage? It all happened for me in the LAX airport where I discovered what travel luggage is supposed to be. I had flown 6 hours from Coast to Coast to visit a cousin. I had borrowed the only airline luggage my parents owned. It was a hard case with tiny ineffective wheels on the bottom - it was cheap luggage. I was exhausted from lugging this thing from airport to airport. As I stood in line to board the plane I noticed a man standing next to me. He was wearing clean wrinkle free pants and a pressed white shirt.

He had a lightweight jacket draped over his arm and looked relaxed and rested. I thought he had probably flown a commuter in from San Francisco. But after talking with him I discovered he had flown 4 hours and 2 layovers from Louisiana. As we talked he rested one arm casually on the extendable arm of his rolling luggage carrier which held a tidy rectangular piece of brown leather travel luggage. (Believe it or not this was before the days of wheeled luggage and the luggage and luggage carriers still came in two pieces.) He slipped his wallet out of the front pocket of his luggage easily and showed me a picture of his dog and talked about his work at the local paper mill. He was on vacation for a week. I was surprised to find that everything he need was packed into that one piece of luggage.

His wife appeared with a cup of coffee and she to looked equally relaxed with another matching piece of lightweight luggage and a rolling luggage carrier. As I boarded the plane I thought. " I wish I was like that man" - relaxed and unhurried. Maybe I should give up being a photographer and work at a paper mill. But as I sat in my seat I knew, "I didn't want to be that man - I wanted his luggage". That was the turning point for me I wanted to travel as if I did it all the time. I wanted travel luggage! Friends of mine as well as my wife have told me that I am now obsessed with luggage. OK - so I am and it is my hope that you will benefit from my obsession as your read my luggage reviews.

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