Trolley Case SFY FreyWay Sydney S 56 cm

Name: Trolley Case SFY FreyWay Sydney S 56 cm
Brand: SURI FREY
SKU: 70706450
Price: 139.99 EUR
Availability: LimitedAvailability

SURI FREY SFY FreyWay Sydney S – Carry-on trolley with skater-style double wheels and recessed TSA lock

The SFY FreyWay Sydney S carry-on trolley by SURI FREY is a compact hard-shell suitcase in size S for women and men, designed for short breaks, city trips and business travel. It offers a capacity of 38 litres, weighs 3.1 kg and measures 56 x 39 x 21 cm (H x L x W) including wheels and handles. A visual highlight of the SFY FreyWay Sydney series is its four contrasting double wheels in a skater look.

Important note on cabin baggage: Permitted cabin baggage dimensions vary from airline to airline. Before travelling, please check that the suitcase dimensions meet the requirements of your airline.

Material and feel

The hard shell of the carry-on trolley is made of polycarbonate, the lining of polyester. As a hard-shell suitcase, the SFY FreyWay Sydney S provides a rigid outer casing for your luggage. The plain, pattern-free design suits leisure, holiday and business travel alike.

Handling

The highlight of the series: four contrasting double wheels in a skater look with a diameter of 55 mm carry the suitcase and add a sporty accent. The lockable light-metal telescopic handle can be set to three heights (90, 98 and 105 cm) to suit your height. Ergonomic top and side handles make lifting easier, for example when loading the car boot or the luggage rack. Feet on the long side allow you to set the suitcase down on its side.

Interior

Divider panels on both sides with additional zip pockets keep the suitcase organised: clothing, shoes and small items can be packed separately. Cross straps hold the contents in place. The lining is removable, making it easy to clean.

Recessed TSA combination lock

The two-way zip is secured by a recessed TSA combination lock. Recessed means that the lock is set into the hard shell rather than mounted on the outside. It opens with your personal combination, so you do not need a separate key. What makes a TSA lock special is that authorised security staff, such as the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA), can open and relock it with a master key during baggage checks without having to break it open. This is particularly relevant for flights to the USA. Your personal combination remains unchanged.