1. Reinforce the suitcase, prevent bursting and leaking: For suitcases filled with items and with tight zippers, cross-bind them horizontally and vertically with luggage straps to distribute the force on the suitcase body, preventing the zippers from bursting or the lid from popping open during luggage handling or bumpy journeys. This is especially suitable for soft fabric suitcases, which can enhance the overall stability of the suitcase body and prevent deformation due to excessive compression.

2. Integrate external accessories to free your hands: Tie folding umbrellas, jackets, shopping bags, and portable folding chairs to the top or sides of your suitcase, avoiding the need to carry them by hand. For example, after shopping at an airport duty-free store, you can quickly use luggage straps to secure the shopping bag to the suitcase, avoiding the hassle of carrying multiple items.

3. Protect special luggage to avoid scratches: For leather luggage, boxes with stickers or painted surfaces, wrap the corners with soft canvas material luggage straps to reduce friction and collisions during luggage handling, preventing corners from peeling and pattern wear; You can also cover the outside of the suitcase to form a "buffer layer", reducing the damage caused by violent handling.

4. Distinguishable identification, quick recognition of the suitcase: Choose luggage ropes with colorful, reflective stripes or unique patterns, which can make your suitcase more conspicuous on the baggage carousel at the airport. Compared with ordinary luggage tags, luggage ropes cover a larger area, and even if the distance is far, they can be quickly identified, reducing the chance of mistakenly taking the wrong luggage.

5. Adjust the center of gravity of the luggage to make it more stable: When one side of the luggage is loaded with heavy items (such as books, cosmetics), tie the heavy items to the center with the luggage strap to fix them, which can adjust the center of gravity of the luggage. This prevents the luggage from tipping or falling when pushing it due to a shift in the center of gravity. This is especially useful when carrying it by one hand or pushing it on uneven surfaces.