Last month I wrote about how to travel with just a carry-on. I was impressed by how many of you shared your tips in the comments section (thank you!), and by some of the questions you asked on social media. One of them was about what kind of carry-on works best when you need a more structured bag. Today I’m going to answer that question with my Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on review.

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on Review

Traveling with Just a Carry-on

Before I start, it’s worth saying that I’ve been a huge fan of Tumi luggage since I started traveling. I bought one of their carry-on suitcases 10 years ago and it’s still going strong.

I travel with it when I want a bit of extra space or when I’m speaking at a conference and need my clothes to stay wrinkle-free in transit.

A Lady in London with a Carry-on

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on Review

With that said, today I’m going to do a Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on review. I first spotted this bag at Heathrow over the summer, and even though I love my old one I couldn’t help thinking it might be time to replace it.

I took the suitcase for a spin around the Tumi shop, noting how smooth the four spinning wheels were and how lightweight the bag was compared to others I’ve looked at.

I also liked that the fabric and zippers were durable, something that’s important in luggage that gets used as frequently as mine. And since I travel with lots of gadgets and gear, I loved that it has pockets galore.

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on

And that’s to say nothing of the fact that it’s stylish. One of my long-standing frustrations with Tumi has been that most of their luggage is very masculine.

But with the Voyageur Collection they’ve finally made a bag that’s both functional and feminine. And not just one, either.

There’s a whole line, from totes to carry-alls to backpacks, many of which slide over the handle of the Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on for easy two-in-one transportation.

Tumi bags aren’t cheap, but they’re worth the investment given how long they last.

I would rather pay once for something high-quality than repeatedly for things that fall apart after a few years. And their bags are as high-quality as luggage comes.

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on Review

So if you’re in the market for a new suitcase that checks all the boxes, this is the one to get. And I’m not just saying that.

I bought it last week and have already traveled to Asia with it. It’s proven to be every bit as good as I predicted, and I can’t recommend it enough. You can get it here.

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on

Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on Review

I hope you’ve found this Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on review helpful and that if you buy the suitcase you’ll have as much fun traveling with it as I have.

How about you? Do you have a favorite carry-on?

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Tumi Voyageur Super Leger International Carry-on Review

4 Comments on Lady’s Perfect Carry-on Bag for Your Travels

  1. I like the Tumi bag but yes, it’s the cost aspect which has made me not go for one. I have a samsonite carry on which works well but will surely be investing in a small tumi messenger bag for my medications while traveling. It’s great and thanks for sharing the post

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