Multifunctional Smart Riding Suitcase

Why ALIOTOP Riding Case Is a Must-Stock for Travel Gear Retailers

 

For anyone tired of dragging heavy bags, the luggage u can ride is a revelation. This innovative piece of luggage eliminates the hassle of hauling-simply hop on and glide to your destination. Its compact frame (550×360×240mm) fits in overhead bins, while the 28-liter capacity holds enough for a short trip, making it ideal for both business and leisure travel.

The luggage u can ride is built to last, with a Bayer PC and aluminium-magnesium alloy shell that resists dents and scratches. Its aluminium alloy oxidation telescopic rod adjusts to 140mm, so users of all heights can push it comfortably when not riding. The 200W motor delivers two speed options: 13km/h for efficiency and 5km/h for safety, with a child lock to prevent accidental speed boosts.

Equipped with solid rubber wheels (5.5-inch front, 5-inch rear), the luggage u can ride handles bumps smoothly, and its 110kg 承重 ensures stability. The 93.6Wh battery, compliant with airline rules, lasts 7-10km and recharges quickly, while the USB port keeps your phone powered. With a TSA lock and side door for easy access, this luggage proves that travel can be both effortless and enjoyable.
 

Q1: The rideable suitcase has a 110kg weight capacity - does this include the suitcase's own weight? Can children ride it alone?

A: The 110kg capacity refers to the total weight of the rider + loaded items (the suitcase itself weighs approximately 10–12kg and is not included in this limit), ensuring structural stability during use.Children must use the suitcase under adult supervision: First, the child lock only prevents accidental speed increases and cannot replace adult oversight. Second, if a child's height is below the telescopic rod's suitable range (recommended height: 120cm+), they may struggle to control the direction stably, posing safety risks.

Q2: When riding over bumpy roads or in emergencies, how do you brake quickly? Is braking affected by road conditions?

A: The suitcase is equipped with a dual braking system: ① Electronic brake on the handle (hold down the "deceleration button" to trigger it, slowing to a stop within 0.5 seconds); ② Mechanical auxiliary brake on the rear wheel (light braking by stepping on the rear wheel fender). These two methods can be used together to handle emergencies.Braking works best on smooth surfaces (e.g., airport or high-speed rail station corridors). For rough terrain like gravel or wet roads, switch to the 5km/h safety speed in advance to reduce braking distance (braking distance ≤1.5 meters on dry, flat surfaces; approximately 2–2.5 meters on wet surfaces).