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American Tourister Curio
American Tourister brings a pop of color to their affordable and top-selling hard side spinner. It has great spinner wheels, a TSA-friendly lock, and plenty of packing space. View Latest DealIf you want a pop of color in your travels, this is the perfect suitcase for you. It comes in a few very bright colors, and then there are also the classic black and white.
American Tourister is actually owned by Samsonite – one of the leaders of the luggage manufacturing market. So, you can expect their suitcases to be pretty high quality, just with a more affordable price tag – and that’s exactly what the Curio is.
But of course, you won’t buy the suitcase just because of its color – you want to buy it because of its awesome features. And I’m here to tell you all about the features of the Curio, so let’s begin!
| Models | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|
| CURIO 20” | Body Dimensions: 20.0" x 14.0" x 9.0" Overall Dimensions: 22.0" x 14.6" x 9.4" Weight: 5.73 lbs | |
| CURIO 25” | Body Dimensions: 25.0" x 18.5" x 10.3" Overall Dimensions: 27.0" x 19.3" x 11.8" Weight: 8.5 lbs | |
| CURIO 29” | Body Dimensions: 29.25" x 20.6" x 12.0" Overall Dimensions: 31.5" x 22.4" x 13.5" Weight: 10.7 lbs |
As always, the first thing we will look at is the basic specifications of this luggage. The Curio collection features three suitcases; the smallest one is a carry-on, and the other two would have to be checked at an airport.
What’s the first thing you noticed? The weight, right? Yeah, I was also surprised to see that the Curio luggage was this lightweight. Generally, 20″ suitcases weigh about 6-7 lbs, so this is really impressive. I like to say that every ounce counts – when we are talking about air travel. That’s because airlines have weight restrictions for both in-cabin and checked baggage, and going over those restrictions means paying extra.
The other thing you can see is the dimensions – it’s always good to have the actual dimensions of a suitcase with the wheels and everything. That’s the only way you can be sure an airline will accept your carry-on, and you won’t have to check it.
I would love to tell you the exact capacity of each suitcase, but sadly I can’t. It’s not listed on American Tourister’s website, or on Amazon. But I presume itâ