ROCK Sahara, černá Suitcase set

The ROCK Sahara suitcase set comes in three sizes, so you can choose the space you need for your trip, from a short break to a long holiday. Made from a durable combination of ABS and polycarbonate (PC), the suitcases combine practical features with a distinctive design inspired by the Sahara Desert.

Each suitcase has a TSA combination lock, four double wheels and reinforced protective corners to help protect the shell from impacts during transit. Inside, there is a sewn-in holder for an Apple AirTag, and the suitcases are covered by a 15-year manufacturer’s warranty.

1. A size for every trip
   The set includes sizes S, M and L, so you can choose a suitcase to suit a short break or a long holiday. The smaller S size meets the cabin baggage requirements of most airlines, including Wizz Air and Ryanair.
2. More space when you need it
   The M and L suitcases can be expanded by approximately 20%, giving you more room for clothes, souvenirs and other essentials whenever the standard capacity is not enough.

• Three sizes: S, M and L
• ABS and polycarbonate construction
• 20% capacity expansion on M and L
• TSA combination lock on each suitcase
• Four double wheels
• Reinforced protective corners
• Sewn-in Apple AirTag holder
• AirTag not included
• Size S suitable as cabin baggage
• 15-year ROCK manufacturer’s warranty

Specifications:

Size: L (large) / M (medium) / S (small)
Material: ABS / polycarbonate
Internal dimensions: 69 x 45 x 28 cm / 59 x 41 x 25 cm / 48 x 35 x 18 cm
External dimensions (including wheels and top handle): 77 x 47 x 30 cm / 67 x 43 x 27 cm / 55 x 37 x 20 cm
Expandability: capacity can be increased by approximately 20% – sizes M and L only
Capacity: 87 / 60 / 30 litres
Weight: 4.6 / 3.9 / 3 kg
Recommended load capacity: 25 / 20 / 10 kg
Lock: TSA (Transportation Security Administration) – allows luggage to be unlocked and relocked without risk of damage during inspection, as TSA officers have a universal “MASTER” key; essential for flights to the USA, Australia and Japan, where airport security staff are authorised to inspect the contents of locked luggage, using force if necessary