Starting over with all new luggage-need advice
Dec 26, 18, 10:43 am
#16
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Virginia
Programs: UA Silver
Posts: 99
I am also a fan of eBags products (the stuff they make themselves, not the other brands they only sell.) Their wheeled bags can take a beating and are backed by a good warranty. The front of the bags are soft sided but that is not a bad thing in my opinion.
Dec 27, 18, 5:44 pm
#18
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 22,071
Originally Posted by cakegirl
I was actually just on E bags looking at some options. I am thinking of ordering the smaller size Delsey Helium Titanium bag. Does anyone have any experience with the brand or line? It is inexpensive but well reviewed and I though I might test it out before I buy a bigger bag.
I know everyone's first instinct here is to be anti checked bag, but I always check and will continue to due to an injury from a bad car accident-dragging luggage is the exact activity that seems to flare it up.
I know everyone's first instinct here is to be anti checked bag, but I always check and will continue to due to an injury from a bad car accident-dragging luggage is the exact activity that seems to flare it up.
Dec 30, 18, 12:00 pm
#19
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: IAD/DCA
Posts: 31,594
agree re whether one lives near B&R repair partner, i had one free repair and never had to replace
my last samsonsite lost a wheel and a pocket on its first trip, frankly i dont care how cheap it is when that happens (if i had things in pocket)
what are new tumi products like now that samsonite owns tumi? (since 2016)
my last samsonsite lost a wheel and a pocket on its first trip, frankly i dont care how cheap it is when that happens (if i had things in pocket)
what are new tumi products like now that samsonite owns tumi? (since 2016)
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Dec 30, 18 at 12:50 pm
