This year alone, I’ve done a lot of travelling. I’ve embarked on beach trips, Sydney staycations, Hunter Valley getaways, camping adventures, mountain hideaways, and an overseas holiday; and for all of them, I refused to leave home without my Fly First luggage.
I have the three-piece suitcase bundle in the colour Ivory. The set includes a carry-on bag (55cm tall), a medium check-in bag (66cm tall), and a large check-in bag (76cm tall).
Each suitcase also features reinforced corners, 360-degree glide wheels, a light-weight hard-shell design, a 20 per cent expander, a TSA combination lock, an X-strap inside, and a friendly price tag of $155 to $173 depending on your choice of colour.
I’ve had the opportunity to use all three suitcases now, and I love that no matter the size, it feels lightweight. This was truly tested when I took the largest suitcase to Vanuatu, packed to the brim with enough clothing and assorted products for two people.
There was plenty of room inside – so much that I didn’t need to equip the expander. I was also pleasantly surprised when I arrived back in Sydney with minimal scuff marks on the white shell. Regardless, even with those small scattered scuffs, I still love how elegant it looks – especially when I compare it to the soft-shell suitcase with a broken zipper that I was rocking beforehand.
When I’m not gallivanting around the world, it does seem foolish to have three hard suitcases taking up space in my home. However, this bundle fits inside one another from smallest to largest with an ingenious nesting design – which means no more storage hassle!
I recommend these suitcases to all my friends now, and I’ve genuinely lost count of the number of times I’ve taken my mini suitcase away for a weekend.
The Ivory bundle is now back in stock alongside two new colourways: Harbour Blue and Peony Pink. These colour options are in addition to Fly First’s OG black suitcases.
Find out more about this gorgeous luggage online at https://flyfirst.com.au/collections/luggage.
Ally Hall joined the team 2024, and focuses on entertainment and community stories. She is a graduate of the University of South Australia.