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One for the frequent flyers - I need a take on bag for hand luggage. It'll be for work so must be less than the 55x40x23cm hand luggage limit but carry everything I need for an overnight trip. Budget is up to £50.
Any recommendations?
Cheers
EDIT: I'd like it to be a hard case if possible.
go to TKMAX
Wheelie bag from Kathmandu outdoor shop..
Not a hard case, but I use a little Jansport holdall. Was about £20 on Amazon and is cracking.
Cheers for the replies - No Takky Max near by, so tis over the tinterweb only. As for the Trunki it would be great but not quite the corporate slave image I was looking for...
If you are anywhere near Gloucester, there is an Antler outlet store in Gloucester Quays.
Wheelie bag from Kathmandu outdoor shop..
I bought one of these a few years ago from their shop in Brizzle. Was just wandering around and saw one reduced from stupid money to around £20 because it had a rip in the fabric around the wheel somewhere. It's been absolutely stonkingly good value for money and really does get used a lot. It's a bit big for the commuter turboprops but fine on everything else.
Look at Lowepro.
I'm in deepest darkest Wales - about as far as you can go without falling off so Glos is a bit far. Will check out the other suggestions.
Cheers
Large, plain black Timbuk2 courier bag. Hard cases are a pain as carry on, as FrequentFlyerDarcy mentioned, often don't fit on some flights.
Jansport backpack... cost about £20 from Costco, had it about 4 years, appears to be indestructable as its done dozens of flights (as hold luggage sometimes) and still looks like new
Decathlon is worth a look, got my wife one from there for about 25 quid.
edit this one
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/essentiel-35-litres-id_8168306.html
Managed to get 9 days worth of stuff in it
Looked at loads of cheap ones in TKMaxx but they were crap, more expensive and often didn't meet the carry on size even though the label said they did
