The Kompressor Luggage is a concept that uses seatbelt like straps to compress its volume by nearly 40%. The space savings means you can take it as carry-on luggage, especially helpful since some airlines now charge for check-ins. The center dial does double duty by keeping your contents locked up and as a ninja star when needed. Okay so that last bit was a jest but surely that would be totally cool if true.
Designer: Gary Wilkinson
The suitcase has a compression system that allows it to remove wasted space within the bag. This is done with the use of 8 elastic straps which are connected into the center panel, using a similar feature as used in seat belts. These straps pull each corner and side to allow around a 40% reductio in the bags size making it easier to transport, store and pack.
Locking System: To gain entry into the storage area a key is placed in the corner lock, which releases the straps. This causes the bag to decompress so that it can be packed.
