Best type of suitcase?

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Postby waynesworld » 08 Jul 2008 17:46

John Lewis clearance have got some fantastic deals on at the moment and if you buy online offer free delivery.Try this.
http://www.johnlewis.com/Samsonite/Bran ... 2&PPC=True
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Postby geovil » 10 Jul 2008 12:34

Don't see the point of buying a hard bodied case that is going to take up at least a third of your baggage allowance soft bodied cases can take an impact better as long as they are packed properly and as for security if someone wants to get into your case they will.
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Postby boldyboy » 11 Jul 2008 09:56

bought the hard bodied cases which were very light but they got smashed to bits in dalaman we have now gone back to the fabric cases so far so good
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Postby Colette » 20 Aug 2008 12:04

Guys are any of your holdalls on wheels waterproof?

I know you can get fabrisil to waterproof them, I use it on my caravan awning :lol: but are any waterproof to start with?

I would hate it to get soaked and the "pink" colour ran into all my clothes :shock:
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Postby peli » 20 Aug 2008 13:25

Hi Col
just a quick one this!
if you do go" PINK" you can get a new job on teli
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Postby Colette » 20 Aug 2008 13:39

ha ha ha :lol: :lol:
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Postby dotty » 20 Aug 2008 14:04

I wasn't sure if mine was waterproof so what I done was pack piles of clothes into white swing bin liners and they were fine. Was able to reuse the bin liners too
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Postby Colette » 20 Aug 2008 15:54

Yes I thought I would put a bin bag inside the holdall and put the clothes in that, not worried about coming home as most of my clothes are too big now, so they will be staying over there :lol:
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Postby julie w » 30 Aug 2008 22:27

Thanks for everyone's replies, I ended up going to Matalan and getting the holdall type of bags on wheels for £20 each as suggested by someone on here, they turned out to be the best type of case I've ever bought. They are a lot lighter than a normal suitcase and hold loads, in fact when me and OH came back from Icmeler yesterday our bags only weighed 17 kg each. We had been careful as we didn't want to get charged but still had a lot of stuff in them.
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Postby Colette » 31 Aug 2008 12:28

Julie I went to argos and got mine, I can't believe how much fits in them either
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Postby victoria b » 31 Aug 2008 22:07

Word of warning.....son in law works as a baggage handler in a UK airport. When he first started, he was shocked at how bags and cases were thrown on the planes. Fragile means nothing to them and a sticker which indicates a case is overweight irritates them so please dont put anything fragile in your cases or bags, even worse make sure it dosent say fragile and overweight!!!
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