
American Tourister vs. Samsonite: We Tested Both to Find Out Which is Better
We prefer Samsonite luggage overall for durability and functionality, but American Tourister is a great choice for travelers on a budget.
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We prefer Samsonite luggage overall for durability and functionality, but American Tourister is a great choice for travelers on a budget.

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Carry-on luggage gets stowed away in the overhead compartment, while a personal item is a smaller bag that stays under the seat in front of you.

Weight limits for carry-on luggage can range from 11 to 40 lbs, depending on the airline. Do your homework to make sure your bag isn’t overweight.

Airline carry-on size limits are generally 22 x 14 x 9 inches for domestic flights or 21.7 x 15.7 x 9 inches for international flights, but it’s a good idea to check with your specific airline.

Monos’ combination of superior build quality and lower prices makes picking Monos luggage over Away an easy choice—unless you want a softside suitcase.

Monos luggage is higher quality overall, but Béis is a great alternative that’s a bit cheaper and has more features.

CALPAK luggage is stylish and trendy, while Samsonite luggage is tried and true.

Travelpro luggage wins in build quality and warranty, but that doesn’t mean Samsonite is out of the running.
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