best hand luggage?
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well my lotus bag i got "free" with an elise has finally fallen apart so I need a new weekend bag - might as well get a hand luggage type one with wheels ( i have dodgy back ) that i can take on flights for long weekends - any recommendations for one that looks cool but is practical and will last?
thanks
thanks
http://www.targus.com/uk/product_details.asp?sku=T...
Best carry-on case I ever bought. AND cheap!
Edited by audidoody on Monday 6th October 20:21
I have one of these.
http://www.rimowa.com/main.php?country=UK&lang...
bit of a pain as i always get stopped and asked to open it at the xrays. very good protection though.
generally use a mulberry racing clipper now to carry on..
If you must have a carry on roller, that goes with the Lotus ethos of 'adding lightness' how about this..
http://www.zerohalliburton.com/travel/aluminum/zer...
http://www.rimowa.com/main.php?country=UK&lang...
bit of a pain as i always get stopped and asked to open it at the xrays. very good protection though.
generally use a mulberry racing clipper now to carry on..
If you must have a carry on roller, that goes with the Lotus ethos of 'adding lightness' how about this..
http://www.zerohalliburton.com/travel/aluminum/zer...
I have two suitcases. One for short trips (Samsonite cabin size), the other for longer trips (Rimowa pull along).
The Samsonite's lasted nearly eight years six of which were pretty brutal (air crew). The Rimowa is newer, a lot more expensive but worth every penny. The Samsonite is built like a brick s
thouse whereas the Rimowa (pronounced 'Remover') is of a much thinner hard plastic which flexes and rebounds. In the shops they give a lid to jump on to test it. The Rimowa weighs less than the Samsonite yet is twice the size. When the Samsonite finally breaks I'll replace it with a small Rimowa.
If you travel to the States you need a TSA approved
lock on checked baggage otherwise you're supposed to leave your bag unlocked. The Rimowa has a combination lock but can also be opened with TSA keys.
The Samsonite's lasted nearly eight years six of which were pretty brutal (air crew). The Rimowa is newer, a lot more expensive but worth every penny. The Samsonite is built like a brick s
thouse whereas the Rimowa (pronounced 'Remover') is of a much thinner hard plastic which flexes and rebounds. In the shops they give a lid to jump on to test it. The Rimowa weighs less than the Samsonite yet is twice the size. When the Samsonite finally breaks I'll replace it with a small Rimowa.If you travel to the States you need a TSA approved
lock on checked baggage otherwise you're supposed to leave your bag unlocked. The Rimowa has a combination lock but can also be opened with TSA keys. Lola22 said:
paoloh said:
The new samsonite stuff is lovely.
For carry-on surely you don't need samsonite (which is fabulous for hold luggage). I like gucci bags for carry-on.I hate to admit it but as i fly around for a living and invariably have to fly commercial as well, i found the Ikea suitcases pretty good ,squashy (proper word?)with wheels and the right size for the overhead lockers,they come with a little extra bag big enough for a laptop,so far its held up well,but for proper luggage i have had an Antler hard shell suitcase and leather flight bag for 8 years and still going strong.
eldritch said:
well my lotus bag i got "free" with an elise has finally fallen apart so I need a new weekend bag - might as well get a hand luggage type one with wheels ( i have dodgy back ) that i can take on flights for long weekends - any recommendations for one that looks cool but is practical and will last?
thanks
was it the bag that fit into the boot?thanks
we have one of them (still intact) and was wondering if it fitted in the 'hand luggage section'?
Tumi Tumi Tumi
Best luggage there is. You certainly pay a premium for it but definitely worth it.
Best place i've found to buy it is at Bicester Village www.bicestervillage.com/
Best luggage there is. You certainly pay a premium for it but definitely worth it.
Best place i've found to buy it is at Bicester Village www.bicestervillage.com/
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