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Hanke 20 Inch Carry On Luggage with Front Pocket Aluminum Frame Hard Shell Suitcases with Wheels TSA Luggage Travel Rolling Suitcase for Weekender（Can Not Open in The Middle）-Bamboo Green
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Hanke 20 Inch Carry On Luggage with Front Pocket Features
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【Innovative design】It's a carry on luggage with Upright Front pocket design,You can quickly access to electronic products,easy to deal with office and security check,separate storage from clothes,to keep belongings organized.(Not clamshell opening method,the middle aluminum frame is reinforced design and cannot be opened.)
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【Suitcase dimensions】carry on luggage with laptop compartment,20 inch: L13.82 x W9.45 x H21.46", 41L, 7.9LB (including wheels and handles), carry on luggage airline approved,can fit in the overhead bin.
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【High quality accessories】The aluminum frame is high grade and durable. Suitcases with wheels: SJ . TOBOL durable spinner wheels is very quieter and has strong bearing capacity, applicable to different roads such as cobblestone road and carpet road. Smooth and durable 5-strand reinforced explosion-proof YKK zipper reverse coil prevents burst zipper. TSA-approved combination lock has high-level TSA-008 lock cylinder , more safe. Ergonomics telescopic handle with multi-steps adjustment.
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【Better Material】 It's a hard shell suitcases and it get benifits from 100% PC hard shell that designed with 3-layer micro-diamond textured surface make it solid and anti-scratch,keeping cases beautiful trip after trip.OEKO-TEX@ Environment friendly lining，Close fitting clothes can also be safely stored.
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【Convenient internal structure】Front pocket for easy storage of 15.6"laptop, 9.7"iPad,documents,batteries and more. Integrated large-capacity main compartment has elastic cross straps to secure clothing.
