Sized to accompany you on your way (plus fit in anything extra), The Bigger Carry-On Flex allows you to pack it all in. Making room for items you didn’t necessarily plan for, this hardside suitcase expands to reveal an additional 2.25″ of space available when fully flexed—perfect for those last-minute items. Once all of your things are stowed, the suitcase is just the right size for checked luggage.
We took our classic suitcases and added a built-in zipper expansion for extra packing space.
We added an underside grab handle to make it even easier to lift (and grab from the baggage claim carousel).
Classic, but make it flex
The same sleek, durable shell you know and love—now with extra flex.
Our Flex suitcases feature a removable, washable interior lining—so you can keep things clean, trip after trip.
Move smoother than ever before with newly designed 360° spinner wheels.
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- Bigger (film), a 2018 film about bodybuilders Joe Weider and Ben Weider
- Bigger (TV series), an American comedy series streaming on BET+
- Bigger Township, Jennings County, Indiana, United States
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- Built (TV series), an American reality television series that aired on the Style Network
- Built: the hidden stories behind our structures, 2018 book by Roma Agrawal
- Building
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