Buying a trolley bag should not be this confusing.
You start with a simple question: Which trolley bag should I buy?
Then you see ABS, Polycarbonate and Polypropylene. You compare sizes, prices, wheels, locks and warranties. Then come the airline baggage rules, customer reviews and hundreds of different models.
It becomes difficult to know which information actually matters.
BagInsider was created to make that decision easier for Indian travellers.
We cover trolley bags, luggage and travel gear with a simple aim: give you useful information so you can choose the right product for the way you travel.
What We Cover
Our content covers the practical questions people have before buying or using luggage, including:
- Trolley bags and suitcases
- Cabin and check-in luggage
- ABS, Polycarbonate and Polypropylene luggage
- Luggage size, weight and capacity
- Airline baggage rules
- Luggage comparisons
- Travel gear
- Product recommendations
- Buying guides
- Practical travel tips
We don’t believe one trolley bag is right for everyone.
A bag that works well for someone travelling once or twice a year may not be the right choice for someone who flies every month. We try to explain that difference clearly.
How We Test and Research Products
Some products featured on BagInsider are personally tested by us, while others are researched using product specifications, brand information, warranty details, pricing and buyer feedback.
We clearly mention in each article whether a product has been personally tested or recommended based on research.
For more details, see our Testing & Research Methodology.
Written for Indian Travellers
BagInsider is written for Indian travellers and buyers.
The luggage available in India, prices, brands, airline rules and travel habits can be different from what you see on websites written for travellers in other countries.
So our focus is on information that makes sense for someone travelling from or within India.
Whether you’re taking a flight, travelling by train, going on a family holiday or looking for a trolley bag for regular work trips, we want our information to be useful for your situation.
How We Recommend Products
We don’t recommend a trolley bag simply because it is expensive or because a brand is well known.
We look at the complete product.
That can include the material, weight, size, wheels, trolley handle, warranty, price and available buyer feedback.
For products we have personally tested, our own experience is part of the recommendation.
For products we haven’t tested ourselves, we rely on the available research and clearly present the recommendation as research-based.
We also consider who the product is suitable for.
Sometimes spending more makes sense. Sometimes a less expensive trolley bag is all you need.
Our aim is to help you understand that before you spend your money.
Affiliate Links
Some links on BagInsider are affiliate links.
If you purchase a product through one of these links, we may receive a commission from the retailer or affiliate programme, at no additional cost to you.
An affiliate relationship does not decide which products we recommend or how we compare them.
For more information, please read our Affiliate Disclosure.
Keeping Information Updated
Product prices, availability, specifications and airline baggage rules can change.
We make reasonable efforts to keep our information updated, but you should check the latest information from the airline or brand when it is important for your trip.
If you find something on BagInsider that looks incorrect or outdated, please let us know.
Get in Touch
Have a question about an article?
Found an error?
Want to share your experience with a product we’ve covered?
You can contact us through our Contact Us page.
Why We Do This
We don’t want BagInsider to be another website that simply tells you:
“Buy this one. It’s the best.”
We want to explain why a trolley bag may be a good choice for you—and when it may not be.
Because the right trolley bag isn’t necessarily the most expensive one.
It’s the one that suits the way you travel.
BagInsider — Practical luggage advice for Indian travellers.