Rock Paris Suitcase - Blue

The Rock Paris Suitcase comes in several sizes:

• U/S (Under Seat): 45 x 36 x 20cm, 1.9kg, 28 litre capacity.
• SML (Small): 55 x 40 x 20cm, 1.9kg, 34 litre capacity.
• MED (Medium): 71 x 41 x 26cm, 2.3kg, 56 litre capacity.
• LRG (Large): 81 x 47 x 31cm, 2.8kg, 92 litre capacity.
• XLRG (Extra Large): 91 x 51 x 34cm, 3.2kg, 126 litre capacity.

The U/S (Under Seat) and SML (Small) sizes are typically designed to meet most airline carry-on regulations. However, airline policies vary, especially regarding dimensions and weight. Always check with your specific airline before travel to confirm their current carry-on requirements for the particular size you intend to use.

To set or reset your TSA lock, start with the dials set to `0-0-0` (or your current combination). Locate the small reset button, usually a tiny hole that you can press with a pen tip. Push and hold this button down. While holding it, set your desired 3-digit combination. Once your new combination is set, release the reset button. Test your new combination by scrambling the dials and then re-entering your chosen code to open the lock.

The 15-year manufacturer's warranty covers manufacturing defects arising from faulty workmanship or materials. This typically includes issues with zippers, handles, wheels, or fabric integrity that are due to how the product was made, not from normal wear and tear, misuse, or airline mishandling. For specific claim procedures and detailed terms, refer to the warranty information provided by Rock or contact their customer service.

To clean the polyester exterior, wipe it down with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Avoid using harsh detergents, bleach, or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the fabric and color. For stubborn spots, a soft brush can be used gently. After cleaning, allow the suitcase to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight before storing.

Yes, the Rock Paris suitcases are designed to be nestable. This means smaller sizes can fit inside larger ones, allowing you to efficiently store multiple suitcases in a compact space when not in use. For example, the SML can fit inside the MED, and the MED inside the LRG, and so on.

Check for debris (hair, lint, dirt) caught around the wheel axles. Carefully remove any obstructions. If still stiff, apply a small amount of silicone spray lubricant to the axle points. Ensure the suitcase is not overloaded, which can put excessive pressure on the wheels.

Ensure the push-button mechanism is fully depressed when attempting to extend or retract. Check for any foreign objects or damage to the handle tubes. If stiffness persists, gently wipe the handle tubes clean and apply a thin layer of silicone lubricant to aid smooth operation.

The default combination is typically `0-0-0`. To reset, locate the small reset button (often recessed and requires a pen tip to press). With the correct (or current) combination set, press the reset button until it clicks. Set your new 3-digit combination by rotating the dials, then release the reset button. Test your new combination. If the original combination is forgotten, unfortunately, there is no master reset without the correct sequence; contact Rock customer support for options.

Ensure the zipper teeth are aligned. Gently pull the fabric away from the zipper path. Apply a zipper lubricant, wax, or even rub a graphite pencil along the zipper teeth to help the slider move more smoothly. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.