The Rimowa Original Cabin Suitcase may cost $1,500, but its aluminum body dents on first check-in, offering 40% less durability than polycarbonate rivals at half the price. Weighing 8.9 pounds, it's 30% heavier than the average polycarbonate carry-on, making it a pain to lift into overhead bins. While its grooved design is iconic, LVMH-owned Rimowa now sells nostalgia over innovation—outperformed by #10-ranked Travelpro, which provides equivalent capacity at 70% lower cost. For frequent flyers, this is a dent-prone status symbol, not a travel investment.

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