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"  The Bric&amp;#039;s Bellagio was very lightweight, and held a lot of stuff without being bulky. It includes several compartments for easy packing, but was also one of the few pieces of luggage we tested that complies with even the strictest airline size restrictions. This carry-on features 360\u00BA double wheels and a built-in TSA lock. It also performed well in our durability tests \u2014 for $550, we&amp;#039;d expect no less. On the downside, consumer testers were disappointed with the telescopic handle&amp;#039;s lack of sturdiness and comfort.    How We Tested: The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab tested each piece of luggage for weight, scratch and water resistance, and durability when dropped on all sides. We also evaluated the suitcases for how easy they were to open, close, and pack, and how many items they held. Finally, a panel of consumer testers carried and wheeled each suitcase packed with 10 pounds of weight over hard and soft floors, around corners, and up curbs to assess maneuverability, wheel performance, and handle comfort and sturdiness. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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