How to Choose a Suitcase:Complete Guide to Sizes, Materials and Wheels

Planning a trip and unsure which suitcase to choose? With hundreds of options —from compact to extra-large, hardshell or soft —it can be overwhelming, even for experienced travelers. We've put together a short but comprehensive guide to help you find the perfect suitcase for your style, route, and budget.

 1. Size Matters:S, M, L or XL?

• S (carry-on luggage):
  Perfect for short trips or low-cost airline flights.
  ✔️ Fits within most airline size restrictions (e.g., 40×30×20 cm, 55×40×20 cm).
   In our store:ultra-light Wings models and compact Turkish suitcases.

• M (medium):
  A universal option for 5–7 day trips.
  ✔️ Not too large, but spacious enough for essentials.
   We offer bestsellers from Snowball and Wings with durable hard shells.

• L/XL (large &extra-large):
  Ideal for families, long vacations, or moving.
  ✔️ Plenty of space for everything —from shoes to full outfits.
   At BEZB:large Airtex suitcases with Secure Zip double zippers and TSA locks.

 2. Material:Which One to Choose?

• Polypropylene (PP):
  The most durable and flexible plastic.
  ✔️ Regains shape after impact.
   Our premium pick:Snowball and Airtex (France).

• ABS Plastic:
  Lightweight and affordable.
  ✔️ Great for moderate use.
   Featured in many Wings and Turkish models.

• Fabric (Softside):
  Flexible and roomy —ideal for car travel or those needing expandable space.
   Available in some of our carry-on and budget-friendly collections.

 3. Wheels:Silent and Smooth

• 4 double 360°spinner wheels:
  The most convenient option for airports.
  ✔️ Easily rolls with one hand.
   Most of our Snowball, Wings, and Airtex models include this feature.

• 2 wheels:
  Reliable but less maneuverable. Suitable for flat surfaces.
   Rare in our catalog, but some children’s suitcases feature them.

 4. Extra Features

• TSA locks —for safe travel, especially to the USA.

• Secure Zip system —double zippers resistant to forced entry.

• Internal compartments and cross straps —to keep things in place.

• 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 sets —ideal and cost-effective for families.

Conclusion:

When choosing a suitcase, think beyond looks. Consider how and where you’ll use it. For short trips —choose compact carry-on luggage. For longer holidays —go for spacious and durable L/XL options. If reliability and comfort are your priorities, opt for polypropylene models like Snowball or Airtex. For an affordable and stylish solution, take a look at Wings and Turkish collections.