Bought these earlier in the week for £108, now just shy of £96 for two of the best brand of travel suitcases IMO. 10 year guarantee and build is excellent. Still took my one back for the £12 refund (being a lifetime HUKD member :wink: )
Bought one Samsonite suitcase from Bicester Village a year ago for £150 which is similar in quality.
Check your local Costco as believe it will be national. If its a bit of a journey out the way give them a call to check before making the trip. No price change online so just in store.
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goatistuta
5 Feb 17#6
Price quoted is plus VAT making a cost of £115
davidg_croydon to goatistuta
6 Feb 17#7
No it isn't.
SweatySock
29 Jan 171#5
Seems like a great price but how well do the wheels last? They seem to stick out quite a bit and look like they could get broken off when being thrown around by bnaggage handlers.
maximas45 to SweatySock
6 Feb 17#8
They're covered in the guarantee according to the shop. It makes the bags so handy to push around. I bought two slight different ones on Amazon.com around Christmas, great bags.
Mentos
29 Jan 17#4
I assume anyone considering these travels reasonably often (otherwise just grab a couple of £20 fabric cases). Therefore as Airlines are pretty stingy with luggage allowance these days i'd suggest considering a lighter case.
In our case we opted for the Cosmolites (2KG lighter and a bit more capacity) for the larger case and Samsonite lightweight cloth case for the smaller ones. Hard case seemed more important for longer haul/checked baggage. Whereas for cabin bags weight was the priority as fragile stuff can always go in shoulder bag and you handle the luggage not the out of sight baggage handlers.
cabbagekitten
22 Jan 17#2
The larger one is not a full size tall suitcase tho, right?
nbooth93 to cabbagekitten
23 Jan 17#3
Dimensions:
Carry-on Spinner:
Packing Capacity: H 48 x W 20.5 x L 36 cm, 2.82 kg
Overall Dimensions: H 55 x W 20.5 x L 36 cm
76cm Spinner Dimensions:
Packing Capacity: H 70 x W 29.5 x L 49.8 cm, 4.73 kg
Overall Dimensions: H 76.8 x W 29.5 x L 52.3 cm
The larger suitcase is around a medium size. Could fit enough for 2 week holiday.
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Bought one Samsonite suitcase from Bicester Village a year ago for £150 which is similar in quality.
Check your local Costco as believe it will be national. If its a bit of a journey out the way give them a call to check before making the trip. No price change online so just in store.
8 comments
In our case we opted for the Cosmolites (2KG lighter and a bit more capacity) for the larger case and Samsonite lightweight cloth case for the smaller ones. Hard case seemed more important for longer haul/checked baggage. Whereas for cabin bags weight was the priority as fragile stuff can always go in shoulder bag and you handle the luggage not the out of sight baggage handlers.
Carry-on Spinner:
Packing Capacity: H 48 x W 20.5 x L 36 cm, 2.82 kg
Overall Dimensions: H 55 x W 20.5 x L 36 cm
76cm Spinner Dimensions:
Packing Capacity: H 70 x W 29.5 x L 49.8 cm, 4.73 kg
Overall Dimensions: H 76.8 x W 29.5 x L 52.3 cm
The larger suitcase is around a medium size. Could fit enough for 2 week holiday.