This strap is made with premium quality Terylene, which makes it very stretchy and durable. It is suited for both light and heavy-duty luggage and can withstand the pressure of any kind of regular suitcase without breaking. It can be easily adjusted to release the tension for bigger luggage or suitcases. If you’re heading away for longer than a couple of nights, chances are to get the most out of your Seville/Porto/Budapest jaunt you’ll want a few outfits-and-a-washbag-worth of luggage. For those forking out for paid carry-on luggage on Ryanair, this lightweight suitcase from Aerolite is the exact maximum size you can take. Its hard-shell exterior means you can cram it to your heart’s content without worrying about it bulging out of the baggage gauge at the airport. Cons: No compression pad, prone to fingerprint marks, slightly cumbersome to reach the hidden USB port, power bank not included. Users will love this belt because it comes in bright colors, which ensures easy identification of luggage when in an airport or any other transit station. It is available in four colors; Orange, Blue, Pink and green.

I’ve personally had this bag now for a couple of years and there’s plenty I love about it, but the main one is organisation. The sections of the bag allow me to keep all my camera equipment together and accessible whilst leaving space in the top section for everything else. Luggage straps can also differ by their “type,” or rather, the way they’re meant to be placed on your bag. This luggage strap isn’t x-shaped, so you’ll have to wrap it through the side handle or the top handle, to secure it in place. It’s meant to be used by wrapping it around the width of your suitcase, and it will fit most suitcases because the length of the strap can be adjusted between 42-72 inches. Buyers would definitely love the attractive feature that this strap comes with. It can be easily identified in airports due to its unique design. It is also available in different colors and prints that buyers can choose from. It is typical for hard-sided suitcases to be made of polycarbonate shells, while soft-sided suitcases are made with varying types of nylon. As mentioned before, hard-sided suitcases will be more prone to scratches and scuffs as they are tossed around in transit, and if this degradation in aesthetics is something that will bother you, a soft-sided suitcase may be the better option. Of course, though nylon won’t reveal scratches as readily, it is still a fabric that can be prone to tearing. The Samsonite Centric’s hardshell exterior has a twill texture to protect against scuffs, but will inevitably get roughed up some in the abuse that comes with travel; (photo/Miya Tsudome)Travel with peace of mind knowing that your suitcase is securely fastened with our reliable luggage straps. These straps are specifically designed to keep your suitcase closed, preventing any accidental openings and ensuring that your belongings stay intact throughout your journey. No matter how rough the road may be, your luggage will remain secure and protected. Identify Your Luggage with Ease

The Tumi International Dual Access carry-on was a close runner-up to the Samsonite Freeform. It moves like a dream on various types of flooring, thanks to the four smooth-gliding dual spinner wheels and comfortable telescoping handle. Even after using the bag for three months, the wheels never got caught on any surfaces, making it easy to run through the airport or navigate a new city. Made of the brand's signature ballistic nylon, it also passed our baseball bat test with flying colors. This strap is made with reinforced Nylon and Silicon, which gives it a firm grip that ensures it doesn’t slip once fastened to luggage or suitcase. This feature takes off the frustration of an unexpected burst when on transit. It is also quite durable and will hold for multiple uses without wearing out or breaking.Having the ability to compress bulky items to make more room in your carry-on luggage is a very desirable feature, but these straps are not all created equal. Many suitcases will have some sort of strap system, but often won’t do much to compress at all and will merely serve to hold your items in place. But this has much more to recommend it than just being easy on the eye. It’s seriously well-made, boasting a combination of British design and Japanese invention. The latter created the Lisof tyre fabric on the 360-degree hinomoto spinner wheels, meaning the experience of wheeling the case is almost impossibly quiet and smooth. Essentially, luggage straps are really easy to use. You just have to make sure to pull the strap through the handle, so that it doesn’t accidentally fall off. This strap is definitely one of the best luggage straps to go for and would have been perfect if it could accommodate bigger boxes. What We Liked: