ROCK Alpine L, blue
ROCK Alpine L, blue
With its robust appearance and practical functionality, the ROCK Alpine suitcase is the ideal choice for intrepid travellers. Its sturdy construction, combined with corner protectors, ensures the Alpine can handle the rigours of travel, whatever your destination. The suitcase closes with a zip. Both zip pullers can be secured in the recessed TSA combination lock. A second zip allows you to expand the suitcase's internal volume. Both the top and side handles are made of plastic. The entire wheel system is housed inside the suitcase under the fabric lining to prevent damage during transit and features four 360° rotating double wheels. The suitcase has a lightweight retractable handle system, a space in the lid separated by a fabric divider, internal pockets and securing straps.
94/105L
Volume
L
Size
75×49×31/34.5cm
Dimensions
Hard-shell
Type
4.6kg
Weight
Key features of the ROCK Alpine L suitcase, blue
- Hard-shell suitcase made from a combination of ABS and polycarbonate
- Sturdy construction with corner protectors for increased durability
- Retractable handle system
- Expandable volume – can be increased by approx. 15%
- TSA lock with a three-digit code
- Internal organisation with securing straps
- Wheel system housed inside the suitcase under the fabric lining
- Recommended load capacity of 25kg
Internal layout and practical features
- Two large compartments – allow you to separate different types of clothing or personal items
- Securing straps – keep your belongings firmly in place, preventing them from shifting or getting damaged during transit
- Expansion zip – allows you to quickly and easily expand the suitcase for extra space
- 1 compartment with a zipped fabric divider with pockets
- 1 compartment with straps and pockets
- 4 double wheels with 360° rotation for great comfort
- Integrated TSA combination lock
- Retractable handle
- Top and side handles
Instructions for setting the Rock suitcase's TSA lock
The default factory combination is 0-0-0. Follow these steps to set your own numerical combination for the first time:
Checking the lock before setting
1. Make sure the dials are set to 0-0-0.
2. Insert the zip pullers into the lock openings. They should click into place.
3. Slide the release button to the side to release the zip pullers.
4. Re-insert the zip pullers into the openings and turn one dial to lock the suitcase, for example, by setting the combination to 1-0-0.
5. Try sliding the release button – it should now be blocked.
6. Set the combination back to 0-0-0 and slide the release button to release the zip pullers.
Setting your own numerical combination
It is recommended to leave the suitcase unlocked, with the zip pullers out of the lock openings, when setting the combination.
1. Make sure the dials are set to 0-0-0.
2. Using a pointed object, such as a pen, press the reset button until it clicks into the reset position.
3. Turn the dials to set your desired combination, for example, 8-8-8.
4. Slide the release button to the side until you hear a click and the reset button returns to its original position.
5. Your combination is now set. Insert the zip pullers into the lock openings and slide the release button to check that the pullers release correctly.
Memorise or write down your combination and keep these instructions in a safe place for future use.
TSA lock
The primary purpose of the TSA lock system, marked with a red diamond symbol, is to allow baggage to be easily opened for inspection without damage. It can also speed up the inspection process. Security staff can use this type of lock to open and inspect baggage without having to destroy the lock. All TSA locks are marked with a code from TSA001 to TSA007, which corresponds to the type of master key used to open that lock. Keys for TSA locks are not publicly available and are only accessible to TSA staff. After inspecting the luggage, these staff are required to place a notice of inspection inside your suitcase and the suitcase must be re-locked. It is especially recommended for travel to the USA, as the TSA is primarily an American organisation, but TSA standards are also used at airports outside the United States.Specifications
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Authorised Rep Compliance Ltd., Ground Floor, 71 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, D02 P593, Republic of Ireland, www.arccompliance.com
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
