Get a way to get away with early Black Friday luggage sales from Monos and Gravel

Travel in style while saving some cash this holiday season with these chic luggage deals from Monos and Gravel.

By Amanda Reed

Posted on Nov 15, 2022 1:55 PM EST

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There’s no better time to jettison from your cold house to a tropical destination than now. Even if you’re just preparing to go see the family this Thanksgiving, pack with style with up to 40% off Monos luggage and up to 80% off Gravel travel gear. But hurry up and snag these deals before the gate closes and the plane takes off because they can end as quickly as you regret having the middle seat.

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Have enough room to bring dirty laundry and then some with the Monos Check-In Large suitcase, on sale for $294, down from its $417 original price tag. A polycarbonate shell keeps it protected from rough baggage handlers, and a TSA-approved lock keeps all your valuables safe. Quiet wheels and a telescopic handle keep you on the move when running to your gate, and an included anti-microbial laundry bag separates your worn clothes from the packed outfits. You also receive two shoe bags and a vegan leather luggage tag. All other suitcase sizes nest inside each other when storing.

Keep your toiletries organized with a Gravel Sand Explorer PLUS Toiletry Bag, on sale for $59, down from $79. Seven pockets keep your toiletries organized and an included clear TSA-compliant bag makes liquid scans less painful. You can hang it up with an adjustable hideaway strap and G-hook in the hotel room. No more leaky shampoo wrecking your entire wardrobe for the week.

Here are other travel items on sale:

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Amanda Reed is a commerce updates writer at Popular Science. She makes sure all product round-ups are up-to-date, shares deals happening all over the internet, and reviews various gizmos and gadgets. She lives in Pittsburgh with JunkJunk, a handsome, sad-looking tuxedo cat who only wants wet food and attention.

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