Thule Revolve Spinner Pullman, 30"
Item #: TA308440
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Thule Revolve Spinner Pullman, 30" 
$549.95
FREE SHIPPING with $50 Purchase.
Note: This item is not eligible for promotional discounts.
Online Availability: Backordered
Your selection is backordered. Order now; item will be available on Monday, February 25, 2019.
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Product Details
The toughest luggage around, from our friends at Thule. Their hard-sided rolling spinner is designed for frequent travelers who need to maximize packing space without compromising on durability.
Specs
- Capacity: 5,919 cu. in. 97 L.
- Weight: 13 lb.
- Dimensions: 12.2"L x 20.1"D x 29.5"H.
Why We Love It
When it came to finding rugged hard-sided luggage, we went right to the experts. Thule has long been known for durability and gear protection, thanks to their extra-tough cargo boxes. We like to use their hard-sided suitcase when we're traveling with outdoor gear - it stands up to rough baggage handling like nothing else. And with its modern, sleek design and thoughtful features, this spinner is also excellent for serious business travel.
Construction
- Made in Europe of lightweight, impact-resistant 100% virgin polycarbonate.
- Built to last with internal corner protectors, a rigid frame and reinforcing front panel.
- Oversized rear wheels and smaller recessed front wheels handle any terrain.
- Exclusive Thule-designed 8-wheel system for easy rolling.
Additional Features
- Telescoping handle minimizes sway for easier navigation.
- Contoured felt liner maximizes packing space and absorbs vibrations.
- TSA locks and puncture-resistant zippers keep contents secure.
- Integrated ID slot retracts into back of case.
- Adjustable internal compression system holds belongings securely in place.
- Integrated feet allow bag to rest on its side without tipping.
- Made in Europe.
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