Unique Circular Carry Handle The eye-catching “Rinn” with its symbolic circular carry handle is a clamshell-type suitcase that can be opened from right to left with a zipper. It retains the features used in the company’s mainstream models, such as the capacity expansion function by opening the zipper, twin wheel casters with foot-operated stoppers, and a pedestal with a hook function when placed horizontally, while adopting a resin body with vertical stripes that give it a soft impression. The bag is designed to be carried on board as a carry-on bag. It is available in three sizes: 35L (42L when expanded) for carry-on luggage, 66L (78L) for 5-7 nights, and 85L (100L) for 7 nights or more, in five colors: black, white, blue, orange, and khaki. The bag is available in five colors: black, white, white, blue, orange, and khaki. The telescopic handle, which has a strong presence, is made of a circular piece of soft material and has a soft feel that eases the burden of pulling by hand. The handle, which looks like an upturned train strap, has an unforgettable impact at first glance, and if the handle is extended even slightly, the individual will be recognizable even from a distance. Prices are 19,800 yen for the 35L, 21,800 yen for the 66L, and 23,800 yen for the 85L (all excluding tax).
A lightweight model that is ideal in the era of high fuel prices and a kid’s carry-on with a bullet train design The “LumiLite,” which combines functionality and light weight, is a model designed for use on LCCs with strict weight restrictions and is available in two sizes: carry-on and checked baggage. The carry-on size is 34L (38L when expanded) and weighs 2.4kg, which allows the user to pack up to 4.6kg of luggage, as most LCC carry-ons are limited to 7kg. On the other hand, the checked baggage size is 85L (94L) and weighs 4kg, which should be advantageous in any case, even though LCCs sometimes set fees by weight (15kg/20kg/25kg, etc.). Despite being a lightweight model, it has a full range of basic specifications, including capacity expansion by opening the zipper, twin-wheel casters with foot-operated stoppers, and a pedestal with hook function. Prices are 21,800 yen for the 34L and 25,800 yen for the 85L (both excluding tax). The “Korotomo,” a kids’ carry-on that can be straddled by children aged 3 to 8 (load capacity of 30 kg), now comes in the “Hayabusa/Komachi” model, created in collaboration with East Japan Railway Company. Korotomo is a model that can be used like a 4-wheel buggy by unfolding the frame, and can be pulled along with a child seated on the seat. The detachable bag part has been available in animal patterns (penguin, polar bear, and koala), and a new design of the Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa and Komachi has been added to the lineup. The interior of the bag is patterned after the seat of the train.
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