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The best luggage deals ahead of Prime Day 2022: Shop before your summer vacation


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Our picks for the best luggage deals ahead of Prime Day 2022:

Stop us if you've heard this one already: It's absurdly expensive to travel right now.

Mercifully, we're already seeing a bunch of discounts on luggage ahead of Amazon's annual Prime Day sale (which is happening on July 12 and 13 this year). If you're going to spend a boatload on gas, airfare, and/or hotels, it's so worth it to snag a cheap suitcase when the opportunity strikes — they're not exactly cheap themselves.

Keep scrolling for a list of the best early Prime Day deals on carry-ons, checked bags, and luggage sets from top brands like Samsonite and TUMI as of June 29. A few PSAs before you peruse:

  • A lot of the luggage on Amazon is currently listed as "temporarily out of stock" (i.e., you can buy it now but its delivery date is unknown). We only picked bags that were ready to ship at the time of writing so there's no need to worry whether something will arrive before a trip.

  • Amazon often lowballs products' MSRPs, so we calculated these discounts based on the pricing we found on brands' websites. As such, you may see some discrepancies between Amazon's list prices and the ones below.

  • These prices may not apply to every color variation of a bag — we just picked the cheapest versions.

With that out of the way, bon voyage.

Luggage set deals

Why we like it

Rated highly by Amazon reviewers for maneuverability, durability, and overall value, this four-piece set from American Tourister features four softside suitcases: a boarding bag with multiple interior and exterior pockets, a wheeled duffel bag with reinforced corners, a 21-inch upright carry-on with a push-button locking handle, and a 25-inch upright bag that you can check before boarding. It's basically a "one-and-done" luggage purchase.

It's currently on sale for $159.99 on the American Tourister website (down from an original retail price of $199.99), but you'll pay only $93.04 if you buy it off Amazon — that's a 53% savings.

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Checked luggage deals

Why we like it

Samsonite's 28-inch Winfield 2 Fashion Large Spinner is another favorite among Amazon customers (peep the 11,800+ five-star reviews), earning high praise for its lightweight, expandable design and sturdiness. Highlights include four multidirectional wheels, side-mounted TSA-approved locks, a locking handle, and a brushed finish that hides minor wear and tear.

It's out of stock on the Samsonite website, where it used to sell for $319.99, but Amazon still has it in stock and on sale: Order one in purple for just $150.23 to pocket a 53% savings.

More early Prime Day deals on checked luggage

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Carry-on luggage deals

Why we like it

It's still a splurge, but we couldn't pass this one up: TUMI's premium luggage rarely goes on sale. This particular model is an expandable hardside carry-on bag with four multidirectional wheels, an antimicrobial lining, an adjustable handle made from aircraft-grade aluminum, a flexible outer shell made of recycled polycarbonate, and a wraparound zip closure with a breakaway puller (which makes it so you don't have to replace the entire zipper if it gets caught). If it's any consolation, it'll probably be the last carry-on you'll ever need to buy.

Amazon will give it to you for $555, which is 20% off its suggested retail price of $695.

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