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The 8180 Clark ECO cabin suitcase from Rivacase is a practical and functional hard-shell suitcase, ideal for travel. With a volume of 34 liters, it offers ample space for personal items and is designed as carry-on luggage, making it a perfect companion for short trips. The suitcase features an elegant black design and is characterized by its sturdy hard shell, which provides effective protection for its contents. Equipped with two stable wheels and a retractable telescopic handle, the suitcase can be maneuvered effortlessly. The thoughtful construction and appealing design make the 8180 Clark ECO cabin suitcase a practical choice for travelers who value quality and functionality. Made in China, this suitcase combines modern design with practical features that facilitate travel.
Height | 35 cm |
Width | 55 cm |
Depth | 22 cm |
Material | Polyster |
Case equipment | Extendable telescopic handle |
Item number | 59926502 |
Manufacturer | Rivacase |
Category | Suitcases |
Manufacturer no. | 8180 BLACK |
Release date | 2.7.2025 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | Polyster |
Case size | Hand luggage (up to 50 litres) |
Case type | Hard-top case |
Case equipment | Extendable telescopic handle |
Number of wheels | 2 |
Number of compartments | 1 x |
Fastener | Zip |
Country of origin | China |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Volume | 34 l |
Height | 35 cm |
Width | 55 cm |
Depth | 22 cm |
Weight | 2.90 kg |
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