Hardside luggage lists TSA locks using phrases like “TSA‑Approved Combination Lock,” “3‑digit TSA‑approved lock,” or simply “TSA lock” to indicate built-in, inspection-friendly security.
Some backpacks explicitly state they follow TSA laptop guidelines or are “checkpoint friendly.” Others specify a ScanSmart lay‑flat design, which allows the laptop to stay in the bag and be scanned in place by TSA X‑ray machines.
TSA-friendly toiletry and makeup kits are typically clear/transparent and include refillable travel bottles, a refillable jar, a spray bottle, and a funnel. One kit lists three refillable bottles, a refillable jar, a spray bottle and a funnel; a travel bottle set lists eight small TSA‑approved containers and a clear zip pouch.
A ScanSmart lay‑flat design lets you keep the laptop inside the bag and lay the bag flat so TSA can scan the laptop in place, which can speed up the security checkpoint process.
The TSA‑friendly travel bottle set lists container capacities ranging from 0.33 fl oz up to 3.38 fl oz.
Common features offered alongside TSA locks include expandable designs, smooth 360° spinner wheels (four‑ or eight‑wheel systems), telescoping handles, and organized, fully lined interiors with divider pockets and straps.
Smaller carry‑on suitcases typically note TSA security with phrasing such as “features a TSA lock” and may list “Travel Security Features: TSA Approved Locks” in the item details.