Kono 66cm ABS + PC Hard Shell Suitcase with Twin Wheels and Combination Lock

The ABS + PC hard shell gives this Kono suitcase a firm outer case, while its 62-litre capacity provides room for clothes and travel essentials on a medium-length trip. At 3.5 kg, it is also a manageable size to lift when moving between a car, train or accommodation.

If you need more space than a compact case offers, the 66cm format may suit your plans, if keeping luggage small is the priority, a smaller case may be more practical. Its twin wheels and telescopic handle are designed to make rolling it through stations, terminals and hotel corridors easier.

Specifications

• Size: Mittler Koffer (66cm)
• Dimensions: 45.5L x 25.5W x 66.5H centimetres, including wheels and handle
• Capacity: 62 litres
• Weight: 3.5 kilograms
• Material: ABS + PC hard shell
• Colour: Dark green / brown
• Wheels: Four 360° twin wheels
• Lock: 3-digit combination lock
• Handle: Height-adjustable, 3-step telescopic handle
• Interior: Zip pocket, mesh pocket and cross straps

The combination of a hard shell and interior straps gives this case a different emphasis from a soft-sided bag with flexible outer pockets: belongings can be organised inside, while the shell provides a more structured exterior. The zip and mesh pockets help separate smaller items, and the cross straps are intended to keep packed contents in place. The lock adds a way to secure the case, though it should be viewed as a basic travel feature rather than a substitute for checking any security requirements that apply to your journey.

Getting the most from it

The case is designed to roll in any direction on its four twin wheels, with a three-step telescopic handle for pulling and top and side handles for lifting. That gives you a choice between wheeling it along a level route and carrying it over a short obstacle or into a vehicle. Its stated dimensions include the wheels and handle, which is useful when planning where it needs to fit, the 62-litre capacity gives a clearer sense of its packing space than the size label alone.

Best use cases

This medium suitcase is suited to holidays, family trips and business travel where you want a wheeled hard case with room for more than a few essentials. For example, it can be packed for a multi-day break, with the mesh and zip pockets used to keep smaller items apart from the main contents. The dark green and brown colour combination also gives it a distinct look without changing how it is organised or handled.

It’s a good fit if you want a structured case with twin wheels, carrying handles and simple interior organisation. It might not be a great match if your plans call for a more compact format: at 66.5 cm high and 62 litres, this is a medium suitcase rather than a small carry case.

Buying verdict

The Kono’s appeal is its practical mix of capacity, rolling mobility and built-in organisation. The hard shell, combination lock and cross straps cover the basics for keeping luggage together, while the twin wheels are useful when a journey involves moving the case along corridors or station platforms. Choose it when a medium case is the right scale for your trip and you value a structured shell, opt for a smaller format if compactness matters more than the extra packing room.