Torq Hardside Luggage, Hunter, Checked-X-Large 32-Inch

This is a highly durable suitcase, that holds a lot. The wheels are excellent, so pushing it through the airport takes very little effort. The price is fair for what you get.

So wanted to love this bag but the TSA lock didnt work so the front panel wouldnt unlock. But very light weight and stylish. Returning for another model.

It is just perfect for travel

UPDATE: I was able to contact the good people at Briggs and Riley about my suitcase coming with a broken zipper. They immediately sent out a new replacement suitcase. Thankfully this one doesn’t have any zipper problems. I look forward to taking it on a trip. It is small and very light weight so I can’t stuff it like my other one. So this is much more for short trips or strictly as a carry on while you have also a checked in bag. I would have liked an couple inner pockets but it is a nice space. I’m changing my rating from 2 stars to 4 stars.

The best bag or anyone in our family has owned by far. Rolls the best and seems durable.

Im beyond frustrated :o( that this luggage arrived, and it seems IMPOSSIBLE TO GET IT UNLOCKED AND SETUP with a new lock code! Why do this to a customer? I have tired and tried to follow instructions but nothings works. Also I see that there is a return fee - :o( :o( :o( - VERY bad experience...

I will fill whatever size bag I use, but look with scorn upon those on the plane trying to cram their oversized carryon bag into the overhead. Time to own up to my own bad habits. Im learning as I travel more that I really can get by with very little. Does anyone really care if I rotate through 2-3 outfits? Im sure not. My previous carryon bag is a soft side with a couple outer pockets that I can squeeze more into than it generally likes due to the flexibility of the materials. That will not happen with this bag. You are definitely held accountable when packing this bag. That said, it has a well laid out interior. You can pack things on both sides, rather than the bucket configuration. It is easier to see everything, and to divide shoes from delicate clothes. Everything is able to be firmly strapped down and the interior fabrics are not so thick they add weight or bulk. When you open it up upon your arrival, there is all your stuff nothing hidden in weird secret pockets.

I have a smaller Briggs and Riley bag, and purchased the green/hunter larger one for a trip to Japan. The case is lightweight, rolls with no resistance, and stood up great to lots of abuse on a ski trip to Niseko. I love this suitcase, absolutely worth it. Another winner from Briggs and Riley.

$699. Used item shipped inside a UPS Store box. Scratches, rub marks, items inside used to welcome you to Briggs and register item are missing, all zippers undone. This was horrible. Happened on two pieces. I will just buy direct from B&R from now on.

I loved everything about this luggage. Then on the way home, on my first trip with this luggage, the zipper broke and I lost a bunch of stuff inside that was not strapped in. I think it’s a poor design, the only thing holding this closed is the zipper.