I'm only assuming that this is also the world's weakest suitcase aswell then - can't be light and durable surely? not voted either way
DevilD
28 Dec 154#2
Plastic bag is lighter and cheaper
patti
28 Dec 15#3
Complete rubbish. Don't buy them they are so flimsy and yr be lucky to get one flight out of them
chrisrat to patti
28 Dec 152#4
I've got one. Done a good few internal flights to London and a few long hauls. It's not in pristine condition but it's done a lot better than I expected.
PigFace73 to patti
28 Dec 151#11
I've got one of these. Had it mine for five years and used it 2-3 times every year on board aircraft. Also used for numerous weekends away. It's still in very good condition and a real tardis. You can get loads in. Love it.
ElaineSheffield
28 Dec 151#5
Mine has done a few air miles and I can't grumble. it's serviced me well. I might invest in one of these too! :wink:
Deedie
28 Dec 151#6
same with me. been used quite a few times, and is as good as new. I only paid £5 for mine though and £8 for the larger one. well worth £15 though
decepticon_shadow
28 Dec 15#7
World's lightest lol.
Did the makers travel the earth to test this theory?
thelordofuk
28 Dec 15#8
large suitcases from them definitely rubbish as they wont do one ight. but why people forgetting this is cabin size and you will be handling it yourself. been to Mauritius indirect flights without any issues...
ukmellymel
28 Dec 15#9
unsure about the larger ones which have to go in the hold, but my cabin size has held up remarkably well and I pack to the limit, as I only ever do carry on - no checked luggage for me!
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Great price for this range of cases
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Did the makers travel the earth to test this theory?