Repair Resources

Wheel Replacement

The wheel repair is easy to complete but we always recommend an extra set of hands when possible. 1. Remove the existing wheel(s). To do this open the inner lining of the case by unzipping it from the bottom up. 2. Then remove the protective sticker

Telescopic Handle Replacement

Replacing the Multi-Stop handle is simple, but we always recommend an extra pair of hands if possible!. To remove the faulty handle. 1. Unzip the lining of the case to access the handle mechanism. 2. Using a screwdriver (Phillips head of Classic or L

Power Bank Cage Replacement

1. Extend the handle of the case and lightly insert a pen in to the button to the right of the Power Bank Cage. 2. Remove the current cage and insert the replacement. 3. Push down to secure. Ensure the button pops back up so the cage is secure

Compression Pad Replacement

Classic Luggage Feet Replacement

1. Ensure you have all parts for replacement. You will also need a phillips head screwdriver. 2. Unzip the lining of the side of the suitcase where the foot is missing. 3. Insert the outer piece from the outside of the case through the 2 holes. 4. Pl

Top/Side Carry Handle Replacement

1. Ensure you have all parts for replacement. You will also need a phillips head screwdriver. 2. Unzip the lining of the side of the suitcase where the handle is missing. 3. Once you have access to the interior wall of the case, you will see the othe

Snapsleeve Fidlock Mount Replacement

1. Inside the case, on the side where the Snapsleeve attaches, there is an inside-out zipper running down the center of the lining. 2. If you unzip the lining, you will gain access to the inner wall of the case. 3. You will be able to find the female

Trunk Luggage Feet Replacement

1. Ensure you have all parts for replacement; 2x screws and luggage foot. You will also need a phillips head screwdriver. 2. Unzip the lining of the side of the suitcase where the foot is missing. 3. Insert the luggage foot from the outside of the ca