Breeze through TSA Security with Falcon Wheeled Duffle Bag

What if there was a wheeled duffle bag that made going through airport security hassle-free? Meet the Falcon Wheeled Duffle Bag byecbc. Have you heard of the ecbc FastPass system? It’s a one-of-a-kind system that lets you breeze through TSA airport security without unloading all of your electronic gear.

You’ve been there. At the airport you approach the TSA security line, show your ID and boarding pass, then unload the laptop and iPad from your carryon, placing it in a separate gray bin from the one holding your shoes, jacket, belt and bag of toiletries.

Of course, if you have TSA PreCheck, you don’t need to unload everything into gray bins. But there are always those times—like in small airports with no TSA line—when TSA PreCheck travelers still must unload laptops and everything else. What a pain.

Electronics like laptops, ipads and phones fit easily into the padded pockets of the FastPass compartment.

I’ve recently been trying out the 22” Falcon Wheeled Duffle Bag from ecbc and that TSA approved FastPass compartment is really something else. It’s well cushioned with high-density foam to protect electronics. There’s a pocket that holds up to a 15” laptop, another pocket for iPad or tablet and still another one for a phone.

Charging electronics is easy.

And I really like the quick-access pocket for recharging devices via the 5500 MAH Power Bank Battery. And the best part—when it’s time to go through TSA security, I unzip the FastPass compartment, flip it out into a lie-flat position and breeze through the line.

But the Falcon Wheeled Duffle Bag isn’t just a convenient way to take electronics through airport security. The water resistant carryon has smooth rolling wheels, a sturdy handle and YKK zippers that are self-repairing.

Taking the ecbc Falcon Wheeled Duffle bag on the road.

I recently traveled with the bag on a weekend road trip. I was able to eliminate an extra bag that would have carried my electronics because they all fit into the FastPass pocket. Alan’s always happy when we can downsize our load—we are notorious over-packers when it comes to road trips. Knowing that my electronics were well cushioned put my mind at ease, just in case Alan accidentally placed something on top of the bag.

I used the top zippered compartment for packing blouses and tops, then rolled pants to fit into the bottom compartment.

And, although everything I needed fit easily into the bag, there is a zipper extender, just in case. However I would only use that feature on a longer road trip.

Would you like to save 25% on your purchase of any current style bag at ecbc? We’ll be publishing a discount code in the September 18, 2016, Weekly Broadcast and also in the October My Itchy Travel Feet Monthly Newsletter.

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