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Agent's modern Move-On luggage design update

By Rain Noe - July 6, 2010

in Object Culture

"Are current suitcases still suitable for modern nomads, or do they need to be redefined?" This is the question asked by designer Alberto Villareal and Agent, a "strategic intelligence embassy" based in Mexico.

Their answer comes in the form of Move-On, a suitcase collection designed with the modern-day traveling family in mind. The video at the bottom pretty much shows it all, but we'll give you a brief rundown with text and photos:

The front portion of the SURFN carry-on splits off and swings downwards, serving as a wheeled platform on which you can tow bored children or other pieces of luggage.

The RIDN provides that which always seems to be in short supply at those interminable check-in lines: A comfortable seat.

Lastly, the STROLLN provides a handy place to tuck Junior, so Mom can free up those mitts.

Check out the vid:

MOVE-ON Suitcase Collection by AGENT. from AGENT. on Vimeo.

For more on Agent, check out their site and methodology here.

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Tom

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Great stuff, even having no kids I would love to have the SURFN and RIDN. Love their new perspective on suitcases.
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Rodrigo

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what software was used to make this video?
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Mandy

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How much is it? how can i buy it ???
what kind of method for payment is accept??
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Kara

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As someone who just flew with a 2 year old (a carry on and a monsterous car seat) I have to say...I NEED the SURFN! What a great idea!
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James Bell

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It's about time adults got a sit on suitcase. I like the look of these products particularly the sit on version.
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eric g

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#fail on the toddler stroller concept. That'll be too easy to flip over.
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