Rimowa Salsa Luggage spin - Lightweight and Sturdy
A enterprise that has lasted over 50 years in the luggage industry, Rimowa first became favorite back in the 1950s, when the major shift from land voyage to air voyage was made. Rimowa was known for its lightweight aluminum styles that allowed passengers to pack and carry their belongings in a sturdy case that would not break during the flight. Today, Rimowa's Salsa luggage collection is one of the finest you will ever find on the market, and it's at a fair price, too. It follows the original Rimowa style yet adds its own slight flair on top.
Rimowa is surely known for its lightweight luggage. The Rimowa Salsa line is no exception. While the midpoint suitcase weighs up to around 16 pounds (some even higher), even the largest Salsa luggage weighs a mere 10.5 pounds. You can expect that the smaller 22-inch cases made for carry-ons will weigh much less. Although they keep a low weight, the Salsa bags also happen to keep a high approved of durability. They are designed so that they are flexible for packing, yet virtually indestructible at the same time. That's because Rimowa combined the soft-side luggage, which is flexible, with the hard-side luggage, which is stable. You can see the Salsa luggage as a middle ground.
The Rimowa Salsa series also takes care of security pretty well. The locking theory in each bag is quite interesting. Salsa bags come with approved Tsa locks that are embedded into the buildings of the bag in case whatever tries to break it. These locks are aggregate locks that subsequently lock up the zippers. After all, what good is a lock if the zippers aren't even touched? Rimowa has of course taken security into consideration as there's roughly nothing left vulnerable.
A third great highlight is the ease of navigation with the Rimowa Salsa luggage. There are four wheels at the bottom of the case. All four allow a perfect 360-degree turn, as they are ball-bearing wheels. These guys act exactly like the wheels on the bottom of most office chairs, but roll even smoother than a trackball mouse. It might even look like the bag will fall over the first time you try, but the bag is sturdy sufficient so that it won't.
If you're seeing for luggage that looks heavy, but isn't, that might look easy to break into, but isn't, and that might look difficult to move, but isn't, check out the Rimowa Salsa collection. It's bound to let you pack all you want and keep it in the case until your destination. Although it is a bit pricey, it's much worth the cost as it will last a lifetime and then some, and probably won't have any problems along the way.
