All of this ..pockets, and the mesh, and the zippers, and the material means nothing if it doesn’t roll well, or the wheels are crap after one trip. How about the ape baggage handler?
Can you replace the wheels? are they on bearings? No
Are they the size of a quarter? Yes.
That means like ALL baggage I have seen…they……well,… are bad.
Don’t confuse this TravelPro line with the TravelPro Crew4 line. The former isn’t as well made and is for consumers and the latter is what flight crews actually use. The former is a little prettier but not nearly as durable.
Hideo Wakamatsu Luggage, Suitcases, Carry On Luggage, Stylish Bags says:
@oOangelinheavenOo To be fair, he sounded like he knew what he was talking about and his points seemed valid. Plus, he didn’t get insanely overexcited about the cases, like they would on a shopping channel.
The “videos”, I hate are where they show you a screenshot of a movie and then direct you to another site.
They’re not hinges, but gusseted pockets on the front. Also instead of carrying extra bag on top of rolling luggage, use the add-a-bag strap inside the front pocket. Hanging extra bags down front lowers center of gravity, meaning added weight not felt while you’re pulling the combo.
These videos are poor. Why are you telling me about some random pocket for a water bottle or how easy it is to open or how the two pieces fit together? The very first thing you should be telling me are the dimensions. No mention of this whatsoever. Both pieces in the first half of the clip are presented as carry on but if they are the wrong dimensions for the carrier I am choosing they will be checked into the hold whether I like it or not.
All very useful information. Bottom line is to be sure that it not only suits your purpose but also is lightweight and strong. Airlines are getting tough on overweight and oversize luggage. Plus they are becoming more strict with carry-ons.
All of this ..pockets, and the mesh, and the zippers, and the material means nothing if it doesn’t roll well, or the wheels are crap after one trip. How about the ape baggage handler?
Can you replace the wheels? are they on bearings? No
Are they the size of a quarter? Yes.
That means like ALL baggage I have seen…they……well,… are bad.
what store is this?
Don’t confuse this TravelPro line with the TravelPro Crew4 line. The former isn’t as well made and is for consumers and the latter is what flight crews actually use. The former is a little prettier but not nearly as durable.
Hideo Wakamatsu for quality Japanese Luggage.
@oOangelinheavenOo To be fair, he sounded like he knew what he was talking about and his points seemed valid. Plus, he didn’t get insanely overexcited about the cases, like they would on a shopping channel.
The “videos”, I hate are where they show you a screenshot of a movie and then direct you to another site.
I just bought the Travelpro business backpack mainly due to this video 🙂
u only allowed 50 lbs what is the weight on your luggage
What store is this
i am pretty sure you can’t fit a water bottle on that side pocket.
Wow ecko luggage
this guy looks like a very stuck-up person wearing a suit thinking he has a very prestigious job working in a store that sells luggages
this is teleshopping on youtube. dont know what to think bout it °-°
does anyone know where i can find the ecko brand luggage? i can’t find it anywhere and i have been searching all over the internet.
So what should I look for when buying a new piece of luggage? The video doesn’t bother.
They’re not hinges, but gusseted pockets on the front. Also instead of carrying extra bag on top of rolling luggage, use the add-a-bag strap inside the front pocket. Hanging extra bags down front lowers center of gravity, meaning added weight not felt while you’re pulling the combo.
3:03 I can fit two weeks of things into 1 carry on.
2:37-2:38 dat ass
WHO NEEDS LUGGAGE ALL YOU NEED IS THE 45L OSPREY PORTER BACKPACK CARRYON
These videos are poor. Why are you telling me about some random pocket for a water bottle or how easy it is to open or how the two pieces fit together? The very first thing you should be telling me are the dimensions. No mention of this whatsoever. Both pieces in the first half of the clip are presented as carry on but if they are the wrong dimensions for the carrier I am choosing they will be checked into the hold whether I like it or not.
That’s the STEVE COOK theme music lolol
All very useful information. Bottom line is to be sure that it not only suits your purpose but also is lightweight and strong. Airlines are getting tough on overweight and oversize luggage. Plus they are becoming more strict with carry-ons.