Amazon Is Selling 2 Samsonite Suitcases for the Price of 1 Before Black Friday

"Black Friday is a special time of year when you can get a jump on holiday shopping, but you can also treat yourself to something you've wanted forever yet never wanted to spend the full amount on. For many of us who log lots of air miles a year, that splurge is Samsonite luggage. Though certainly not the most expensive bags out there, the brand is known for its quality suitcases that even flight attendants and pilots use."

"Amazon's Black Friday sale event includes a two-piece Samsonite set that's nearly half off-that's a $340 set for $170! The luggage pieces are from the Evolve SE Hardside collection, which stands out for its especially boxy shape and increased packing space. The set comes with a 20-inch carry-on and a matching medium checked suitcase. Both have a textured polycarbonate and ABS shells that hide imperfections, but this should come as no surprise since Samsonite is known for its durability."

"The bags have smooth 360-degree spinner wheels and a TSA-approved combination lock. They open up to two large compartments with mesh dividers, and you might be surprised to find how much more can fit inside thanks to the bags' sharper corners. "Excellent capacity," a shopper wrote. "For two people traveling internationally, one of these sets will be sufficient." Samsonite Evolve SE Hardside 2-piece Expandable Luggage Set"

Amazon's Black Friday sale offers the Samsonite Evolve SE Hardside two-piece set for $170, about half the $340 regular price. The set includes a 20-inch carry-on and a medium checked suitcase. Both pieces feature textured polycarbonate and ABS shells for durability and to hide imperfections. The boxy shape and sharper corners increase packing capacity, and interiors open to two large compartments with mesh dividers. The bags include smooth 360-degree spinner wheels and a TSA-approved combination lock. Reviewers report the suitcases are surprisingly lightweight for hardside luggage and show minimal wear after multiple trips.

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