Best Large Trolley Bags in India Under ₹5,000 (2026)
10 large check-in trolley bags under ₹5,000 compared, ₹2,399 to ₹4,649 — ranked on shell, what the last 100 verified India buyers report, locks and warranty.
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Which large trolley bag under ₹5,000 should you buy?
The best large trolley bag under ₹5,000 is the Provogue Cascade 75 cm, at ₹3,062. Just 14 of its last 100 India buyers left 1–2★. Most bags here run near 30. The shell is real polypropylene. It has a TSA lock. And it expands by about 20%.
- Reviews — 14 of its last 100 verified India buyers left 1–2★, where this field runs near 30
- Shell — polypropylene, which flexes under baggage handling instead of cracking like polycarbonate does at this price
- Lock — recessed and TSA-approved, which only one other bag on this page can claim
A large trolley bag is the 75 to 80 cm case you check in. Every bag on this page is that size, and prices run from ₹2,399 to ₹4,649. Nine of the ten are hard shells. One is soft, and it holds the most.
TravelPicks.in compared 10 bags on shell, recent buyer reports, wheels, warranty and capacity. What separates them is not the spec sheet, which is nearly identical across the field. It is what buyers say in the last few months. For how shells, wheels, zips and locks work, the luggage buying guide covers all of it.
Three things decide a bag in this band:
- The recent reviews, because the star rating is years out of date on every listing here.
- The lock, which fails more often than the wheels on a bag bought alone.
- The warranty exclusions, which matter far more than the number of years.
The star rating describes a bag that stopped shipping
In short
Every bag here has a lifetime star rating well above what its recent buyers report. On one, the gap is 21 points.
Early ratings on a fast-selling listing come from the honeymoon period, and they never wash out. Here is the gap between the last 100 verified India reviews and the lifetime 1–2★ share:
- Aristocrat Commander — 24% recent against 3% lifetime, a 21-point gap.
- Nasher Miles Vienna — 27% recent against 8% lifetime.
- American Tourister Ivy 2.0 — 29% recent against 11% lifetime.
- Skybags Streax — 23% recent against 10% lifetime.
- uppercase Vector — 13% recent against 9% lifetime, the smallest gap here.
Sort any listing by most recent and read thirty reviews before you buy. The headline number will not tell you this.
The lock fails before the wheels do
What actually fails
On a large bag bought on its own, the lock is the top complaint. Wheels barely appear.
This inverts the usual advice, and the counts are clear. Across each bag's critical reviews:
- uppercase JFK — 25 of 100 critical reviews name the lock. The worst here.
- Aristocrat Commander — 17 of 100, several saying it arrived jammed.
- Kamiliant Savvy — 13 of 100, alongside 13 about cracking.
- Safari Pentagon Pro — 11 of 100, mostly codes that will not reset.
- Skybags Streax — zero wheel complaints across its whole critical stream.
Only the Provogue Cascade and the uppercase Vector carry a TSA-approved lock. On the rest you get a plain three-dial combination.
Reset the combination the day the bag arrives
These locks ship set to 0-0-0 and you are meant to change the code yourself. Buyers of several bags here report one that will not open on 0-0-0. That is a returned unit being resold, not a factory fault. Return it rather than working around it.
Read the exclusions, not the number of years
In short
Every brand on this page excludes the way luggage actually dies — wear on wheels and zips, scratches, and damage done by the airline.
Three of these brands do not print a duration at all. Safari's own policy names no term and defers to "the authorized Warranty Card". Kamiliant and uppercase do the same, pointing at the card or the hand tag.
What each one does print is the exclusion list:
- Safari — wheels, zippers, trolleys and fabric "will show wear & tear", and that is not covered.
- VIP, which owns Skybags and Aristocrat — 3 years on hard and soft luggage, and no cover for airline, airport or railway damage.
- Samsonite, which owns Kamiliant and American Tourister — global repair at any approved centre. Wear and transit damage are out.
- Nasher Miles — excludes normal wear and tear, scratches and dents, and airline damage by name.
- Provogue — 5 years on the Cascade collection, with a free home pickup instead of walk-in centres.
So a warranty covers a factory fault, not the baggage belt. The luggage warranty guide sets out each brand's policy in full.
Skybags Streax claims 5 years, and VIP publishes 3
The listing's bullets state a 5-year international warranty. VIP's own policy publishes 3 years for hard luggage, brand-wide. Keep the box and the warranty card, because the card is the document a service centre reads. The same gap sits on the Safari Pentagon Pro, whose spec table says 5 years while its bullets say 3.
Every large trolley bag under ₹5,000 compared
Detailed Reviews
Provogue Cascade Hard-Sided PP 75 cm Trolley Bag
The quietest review record in this band. Only 14 of its last 100 verified India buyers left 1–2★, where the field runs near 30. Its whole critical stream is 19 reviews, and the complaints in it are scattered rather than stacked on one fault. The catch is service: Provogue runs no walk-in centres and arranges a home pickup instead.
Pros — what we liked
- 14% recent 1–2★ rate, the best record measured in this band
- Only 3 zip and 3 lock complaints across its entire critical stream
- Polypropylene shell, which flexes under handling rather than cracking
- Recessed TSA-approved lock, rare below ₹3,500
- Expands by about 20%, so it absorbs the shopping on the way home
- 400+ bought in the past month, so the clean record is being tested
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- No walk-in service centres — Provogue arranges a home pickup instead
- Capacity is published nowhere; our ~97 L figure is worked out from the case size
- Only 332 lifetime ratings, a shorter record than the big sellers here
- At 4.50 kg it is the heaviest bag on this page
- Made in Bangladesh despite the Indian brand name
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 119
- Review window
- Jul 2025 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 14%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 8%
Buy it if you want the fewest unhappy owners and a TSA lock. Skip it if you want a service centre you can walk into, or the lightest bag here.
Kamiliant by American Tourister Rock-Lite 79 cm Large Trolley Bag
The lightest bag on this page at 3.48 kg. That is a kilo back inside a 15 kg check-in allowance, against the heaviest picks here. It still holds 99 litres. The standout finding is what is missing: one wheel complaint in a 71-review critical stream. Kamiliant publishes no term on its own page, so keep the card.
Pros — what we liked
- Lightest bag here at 3.48 kg, over a kilo under the heaviest pick
- Exactly one wheel complaint across its whole 71-review critical stream
- 17% recent 1–2★ rate, second-best on this page
- 99 litres despite the low weight, so nothing is given up for it
- Samsonite-owned, with repair at any approved service centre
- ₹2,399 — the cheapest bag on this page
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- Sells slowly — its last 100 reviews span four years, about two a month
- Sold by a small third-party seller rather than the brand
- Newest critical review is from May 2026, so the record is not current
- Plain combination lock, not TSA
- The 3-year term is not printed on the listing at all
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 171
- Review window
- Aug 2022 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 17%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 11%
Its last 100 verified India reviews span four years, at about two a month. A slow seller, not a well-tested one.
The bag to buy if you always hit the 15 kg limit. It gives you a kilo more to pack than the Provogue. Skip it if you want a record built on recent volume.
Kamiliant by American Tourister Savvy 80 cm Large Trolley Bag
The biggest hard shell here, at 80 cm and 108 litres for ₹2,499. Its raw review numbers look worse than they are. Of its 100 critical reviews, 24 come from people who ordered a three-piece set and got fewer bags. That cannot happen to you buying this one alone. Strip them out and the negative rate is 19%.
Pros — what we liked
- Biggest hard shell on this page — 80 cm and 108 litres for ₹2,499
- 19% negative rate once set-delivery complaints are excluded
- Light for its size at 3.97 kg, where most 80 cm bags run heavier
- Only 13 cracking mentions across 100 critical reviews, low for this field
- Samsonite-owned, with repair at any approved service centre
- 200+ bought in the past month
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- At 80 cm it is close to the 158 cm linear limit some carriers apply
- Lock complaints appear in 13 of its 100 critical reviews
- Its 4.2-star headline is dragged down by set-of-3 buyers, so read it carefully
- No expander, so 108 litres is all you get
- Plain combination lock, not TSA
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 200
- Review window
- Nov 2025 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 19%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 12%
24 of its 100 critical reviews come from set-of-3 buyers reporting missing pieces, and those were excluded before scoring.
The most space per rupee on this page. Buy it if you pack heavy and fly domestic. Skip it if you fly carriers that measure length plus width plus height.
uppercase Vector 75 cm Large Check-in Trolley Bag
The best recent record on this page. Of 100 verified India buyers, 13% left 1–2★ and 83% left 4–5★. Its whole critical stream holds just 13 quality complaints, the fewest here. It is also the lightest hard shell for its size. What buyers do gripe about is the brand, not the bag — service reach outside metros.
Pros — what we liked
- 13% negative and 83% positive across 100 verified India reviews, the best here
- Only 13 quality complaints across its entire critical stream
- 124 litres at 3.84 kg, the best space-for-weight on this page
- TSA-approved lock and anti-theft zip pulls, a pairing nothing else here has
- Polycarbonate shell with an anti-scratch finish
- 5 years is the longest term stated on any polycarbonate bag here
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- Most expensive bag on this page at ₹4,649
- After-sales response outside metro cities is the recurring complaint
- Amazon lists the shell as polyester, which is wrong for a hard case
- Sold in three sizes only, so there is no matching set later
- A few buyers report the TSA lock or a wheel arriving faulty
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 127
- Review window
- Oct 2025 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 13%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 9%
The pick if you fly internationally and want a TSA lock with the fewest complaints. Skip it if you live outside a metro and want fast service.
Safari Pentagon Pro 75 cm Large Trolley Bag
The volume leader by a distance. It has 22,151 ratings and 2,000+ bought in the past month, and it tops Amazon.in's trolley bag chart. Its 21% negative rate is good once set-of-3 buyers are stripped out. They account for 16 of its recent negatives. A 120-litre polypropylene shell at ₹3,099 is a dull, safe buy.
Pros — what we liked
- By far the most-bought bag here — 22,151 ratings and 2,000+ a month
- 21% negative once set-delivery complaints are excluded, better than the headline
- 120 litres from a 75 cm shell, among the most usable volume here
- Only 1 wheel and 1 zip complaint across 100 critical reviews
- Safari's service network is one of the most reachable in India
- Polypropylene at 3.95 kg, so the weight is mid-pack for the space
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- The spec table claims 5 years while its own bullets say 3 — the bullets are right
- 22 of its 100 critical reviews are about missing bags from a set, not this bag
- 11 of 100 critical reviews name the lock, mostly codes that will not reset
- Build quality is called average by 25 of its 100 critical reviewers
- Plain combination lock and no expander
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 200
- Review window
- Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 21%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 13%
Its last 100 verified India reviews arrived in 14 days. This is the best seller, so the window is short, not thin.
The safe pick if you want the most-tested bag and a service centre nearby. Skip it if you want a lock you can trust straight out of the box.
Skybags Streax 76 cm Large Check-in Trolley Bag
The only bag here with zero wheel complaints across its whole critical stream. The category's signature failure simply does not appear. It is also sold direct by VIP rather than a reseller, so the 3-year published term is claimable at real service centres. The trade is space: 96 litres is the smallest here.
Pros — what we liked
- Zero wheel complaints across its full 52-review critical stream
- Sold direct by VIP Industries, not a third-party reseller
- 23% negative rate on a full 100-review count
- ₹2,519 — the third-cheapest bag here
- Only 6 cracking and 4 zip complaints in the whole critical stream
- Polypropylene shell, which flexes rather than cracking
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- 96 litres is the smallest capacity here, despite the 76 cm size
- The listing says 5 years; VIP's published policy says 3 for hard luggage
- Its handle is called flimsy by several buyers
- Recent 1–2★ rate runs 13 points above the lifetime rate
- Plain combination lock, no expander, and no monthly sales figure shown
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 152
- Review window
- Dec 2025 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 23%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 10%
Recent 1–2★ share runs 13 points above the lifetime rate, so the star rating flatters what ships now.
Buy it if wheels are what worry you, and you want a brand you can walk in to. Skip it if you need every litre you can get.
uppercase JFK Polycarbonate 76 cm Large Trolley Bag
The longest term on this page at 2,000 days, about five and a half years. It also has a built-in laundry section, which no other bag here offers. And it holds 124 litres at only 3.84 kg. One fault decides it. Of its 100 critical reviews, 25 are about the lock jamming or failing to open.
Pros — what we liked
- Longest stated warranty here at 2,000 days, about five and a half years
- Built-in laundry compartment keeps dirty clothes separate
- 124 litres at 3.84 kg, joint-best space-for-weight on this page
- 20% negative rate across a full 100-review count
- Polycarbonate shell with shock-absorbing corner lugs
- Push-button handle with several height stops
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- The lock is the clear weak point — 25 of 100 critical reviews name it
- ₹4,200 puts it near the top of this band
- Amazon's spec table says 45 litres, which is a cabin-bag number and wrong
- Only 50+ bought in the past month, low for a bag reviewed this well
- Recent 1–2★ rate runs 12 points above the lifetime rate
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 200
- Review window
- Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 20%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 8%
Recent 1–2★ share runs 12 points above the lifetime rate. The lock is named in a quarter of its critical reviews.
Buy it for the space, the laundry section and the long term. Skip it if a jammed lock on arrival would ruin your trip.
Nasher Miles Vienna 75 cm Large Hard-Sided Trolley Bag
A 108-litre polypropylene case sold direct by Nasher Miles and made in India. Its complaint load is light. Across a 38-review critical stream there are 20 quality gripes and one about a wheel. The warranty is the catch. Its own policy rules out wear, tear, scratches and airline damage by name.
Pros — what we liked
- 108 litres from a 75 cm shell, strong usable volume for the size
- Sold direct by Nasher Miles rather than a reseller, and made in India
- Only 20 quality and 1 wheel mention across its critical stream
- 4.20 kg is reasonable for 108 litres
- Resettable 3-digit lock on 8 dual-spinner wheels
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- Its published warranty excludes wear, tear, scratches and airline damage by name
- Recent 1–2★ rate is 27%, more than three times the 8% lifetime share
- One buyer reports the lock is not TSA-approved, against their expectation
- Defective units on arrival appear across the critical reviews
- Plain combination lock and no expander
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 138
- Review window
- Oct 2023 – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 27%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 8%
Recent 1–2★ share runs 19 points above the lifetime rate, so the 4.3-star headline overstates what ships now.
Good volume for the money from a brand that sells it to you directly. Skip it if you were counting on the warranty to cover scratches or a broken wheel.
American Tourister Ivy 2.0 79 cm Large Check-in Trolley Bag
What you pay for here is reach. The warranty is global, and repairs run through any approved Samsonite centre. The bag is a 104-litre polypropylene case. It has 7,197 ratings and 1,000+ sold a month. Its 29% negative rate is mid-pack, and that is after 17 set-delivery gripes are stripped out.
Pros — what we liked
- Warranty is global, repairable at any approved Samsonite service centre
- 1,000+ bought in the past month across a 7,197-rating base
- Polypropylene shell at 4.10 kg for 104 litres
- Only 2 wheel complaints across 100 critical reviews
- Mounted combination lock sits flush with the shell
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- 29% recent 1–2★ rate against an 11% lifetime share
- 17 of its 100 critical reviews are set-of-3 buyers reporting missing pieces
- Units arriving damaged or with the lock code already set appear repeatedly
- Amazon lists its size as 138 × 88 × 201 cm, which is plainly corrupt
- Plain combination lock, no expander, and stock ran low when we checked
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 200
- Review window
- Jan – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 29%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 11%
Recent 1–2★ share runs 18 points above the lifetime rate. Refund and service delays are named 19 times.
Buy it if you travel abroad often and want a repair network everywhere. Skip it if the ₹700 over the Safari is not buying you anything you need.
Aristocrat Commander 79 cm Large Soft Case Trolley Bag
The most space on this page by a clear margin — 137 litres before you open the expander, which adds up to 30% more. A soft case absorbs impacts that crack a hard shell. Two things count against it. It runs 4 single wheels, not 8 dual ones. And its recent negative rate is 24% against a 3% lifetime share, the widest gap here.
Pros — what we liked
- 137 litres before expanding, the most packing space here
- Expander adds up to 30% more for the trip home
- ₹2,515 for that capacity is the best litres per rupee on this page
- Soft case absorbs impacts that would crack a hard shell
- 700+ bought in the past month, sold direct by VIP Industries
- Front pocket and three sections make it the best organised bag here
Cons — the honest trade-offs
- 4 single spinner wheels, not 8 dual — harder to steer when full
- 24% recent 1–2★ rate against a 3% lifetime share, the widest gap here
- The lock leads its complaints at 17 of 100 critical reviews
- Several buyers report it arriving with the code already changed
- Soft-sided, so it protects fragile contents less than a hard shell
- Made in Bangladesh, and stock ran low when we checked
Review evidence
- Verified India reviews
- 200
- Review window
- Feb – Aug 2026
- Recent 1–2★
- 24%
- Lifetime 1–2★
- 3%
Recent 1–2★ share runs 21 points above the lifetime rate — the widest gap in this field.
Buy it if space is the whole point and you are moving, not commuting. Skip it if you push the bag through crowded terminals, where 4 wheels tell.
Price does not buy you packing space
Spending more in this band buys you a better lock, a better shell and a better service network. It does not buy you litres. The cheapest bag here holds the most, and the dearest does not hold the second most.
| Bag | Price | Empty weight | Shell | Litres of packing space |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under ₹3,000 | ||||
| Aristocrat Commander | ₹2,515 | 4.10 kg | Polyester, soft | 137.0 |
| Kamiliant Savvy | ₹2,499 | 3.97 kg | Polypropylene | 108.0 |
| Kamiliant Rock-Lite | ₹2,399 | 3.48 kg | Polypropylene | 99.0 |
| Skybags Streax | ₹2,519 | 4.13 kg | Polypropylene | 96.0 |
| ₹3,000 to ₹5,000 | ||||
| uppercase Vector | ₹4,649 | 3.84 kg | Polycarbonate | 124.0 |
| uppercase JFK | ₹4,200 | 3.84 kg | Polycarbonate | 124.0 |
| Safari Pentagon Pro | ₹3,099 | 3.95 kg | Polypropylene | 120.0 |
| Nasher Miles Vienna | ₹3,099 | 4.20 kg | Polypropylene | 108.0 |
| American Tourister Ivy 2.0 | ₹3,799 | 4.10 kg | Polypropylene | 104.0 |
| Provogue CascadeBest Overall | ₹3,062 | 4.50 kg | Polypropylene | 97.0 |
Weight matters more than the spread suggests. Domestic economy allowances are usually 15 kg including the bag. The Rock-Lite at 3.48 kg leaves you 11.5 kg. The Cascade at 4.50 kg leaves 10.5 kg. That gap is about two pairs of shoes.
Our pick is the fifth-smallest bag on this page, and that is deliberate. Reliability decided it, not litres. If space is what you are buying, the Aristocrat Commander is the answer and it costs ₹547 less.
How We Research & Rank
TravelPicks.in scored 10 large trolley bags on the five measures below. We read the spec table on each Amazon.in listing. We read the warranty policy each brand publishes on its own site. And we read the 100 most recent verified India reviews for every bag. No bag was handled.
- 30% Build & durability Shell material read from the listing bullets, not the title. Polypropylene ranks above polycarbonate on a checked bag, because a big shell takes far more force. A TSA-approved lock adds to the score.
- 30% Recent owner experience The share of the last 100 verified India reviews rated 1–2★, set against the lifetime rate. Every complaint about locks, zips, wheels or shells is scored here and nowhere else.
- 15% Wheels & mobility Caster layout only. Four dual-spinner casters score above four single ones. No listing field shows wheel quality, so that evidence is scored under recent owner experience instead.
- 15% Warranty & value Half the published term weighted by how easily it can be claimed, half the price against the field. Walk-in Indian service centres score above courier-only or pickup-only repair.
- 10% Capacity & practicality Litres plus an expander, checked against the outside size of the case. Where litres are unpublished, they are worked out from the case dimensions and the bag is never called smallest.
Size was a pass or fail filter, not a scored measure. Any case under 75 cm was cut instead of marked down. Empty weight is not scored either. It is printed for every bag, since the 15 kg allowance is what gets weighed at the counter. Gripes about a set arriving incomplete were cut before scoring, because a buyer of one bag cannot meet that fault. On two listings that moved the rate by 10 and 16 points.
Not sure which shell, wheels or lock you actually need?
Our luggage buying guide covers shell materials, spinner versus inline wheels, and the zips and locks that fail first. It also names the brands you can actually claim a warranty from.
Read the luggage buying guideFrequently asked questions
What is the best large trolley bag under ₹5,000 in India?
The Provogue Cascade 75 cm, at ₹3,062. Just 14 of its last 100 India buyers left 1–2★. This field runs near 30. It pairs a polypropylene shell with a recessed TSA lock and a 20% expander. Nothing else under ₹3,500 here does. The catch is service. Provogue has no walk-in centres, and sends a courier to your home instead.
What size counts as a large trolley bag in India?
Indian luggage sells in three sizes. Cabin is roughly 55 to 57 cm, medium is 65 to 70 cm, and large is 75 to 81 cm on the longest side. Every bag on this page is a large. A large bag holds 96 to 137 litres and suits trips over about a week. For anything shorter, see cabin luggage bags.
What is the best large trolley bag under ₹3,000?
The Kamiliant Rock-Lite at ₹2,399. It is the lightest bag here at 3.48 kg, and it still holds 99 litres. Its 17% negative rate is second-best on this page. Just one wheel gripe shows up in its whole critical stream. Want space instead? The Aristocrat Commander at ₹2,515 holds 137 litres, and it expands by another 30%.
Will a large trolley bag be accepted as check-in baggage?
Yes on size, for almost every Indian carrier. Watch the weight instead. Domestic economy allowances are usually 15 kg, and that counts the bag. So a 4.5 kg case leaves you 10.5 kg of clothes. Some carriers also cap length plus width plus height at 158 cm. The 80 cm Kamiliant Savvy sits closest to that line.
Hard shell or soft shell for a large check-in bag?
Hard shells protect fragile things better and wipe clean. Soft shells hold more. They also soak up knocks that would crack a hard case. The soft Aristocrat Commander here holds 137 litres, more than any hard shell on this page. Its recent record beats several of them too. The trade is 4 single wheels instead of 8 dual ones. That is harder to steer when the bag is full.
Is a TSA lock worth paying for on a check-in bag?
Only if you fly to or through the United States. A TSA-approved lock lets US security open the bag with a master key instead of cutting the lock off. Anywhere else it changes nothing. Very few bags under ₹5,000 have one. On this page only the Provogue Cascade and the uppercase Vector do, and Amazon's lock field is wrong on both.
Why do so many reviews say only one bag arrived?
Because these large bags share a listing with the same model's set-of-2 and set-of-3 versions. That means they share a review pool. Those gripes come from people who ordered three pieces and got fewer. It cannot happen if you buy the large bag alone. So we cut them before scoring. On the Kamiliant Savvy and the Safari Pentagon Pro that moved the rate by 10 and 16 points.
Which brands actually honour their warranty in India?
Safari, VIP and Samsonite all run service centres in Indian cities. A claim means walking into one. VIP owns Skybags and Aristocrat. Samsonite owns Kamiliant. Nasher Miles, uppercase and Provogue sell online first, and their reach is thinner. Read the exclusions too. Every brand here rules out wear, scratches and airline damage.
Should you spend more than ₹5,000 on a large trolley bag?
Only for hardware and service, not for space. Every bag here is real polypropylene or polycarbonate, and the biggest one costs ₹2,515. What the next band adds is TSA locks as standard, named wheel makers, and brands that post you a spare part. See large trolley bags under ₹10,000 for what that money buys.