Originally Posted by
Swissaire
One might imagine that the TSA and baggage handler's union would go out on permanent strike if a luggage case were introduced to travelers that was truly indestructible. It might certainly push work-stress related claims into previously unimagined, and astronomical numbers.
funny...
Originally Posted by
dssxxxx
We have thrown away over the years, all of our Tumi, B&R, etc. My wife only has Rimowa in different sizes since she travels for business. When I need something other than a carry on, I will borrow hers. Any dents, I bang out with a hammer.
Does the hammer actually work? how does that work? That almost seems like you would do more damage, after all, it's not like you unwrap the aluminium and then use the hammer to bang out the dents and then re-wrap the aluminum around the case (or do you)?
Originally Posted by
dssxxxx
The wife was way beyond her time because she bought the first 2 pieces of Rimowa before it became popular for $100 a piece for 2 larger pieces. She got them because she liked the red and purple color......:-)
Does she have a Rimowa like
this? I found it on
eBay, it's described as an "
Antique RIMOWA CAR TRUNK Luggage chest travel suitcase w/ tags LARGE" (I don't know if it's actually a Rimowa, I don't even know what it is. It's listed as a Rimowa though.)