Trolly case with lap top bag (fits Ryanair restrictions)

amby666

plonker wrote: »

why not try
www.therightsizecabinbag.com
good quality and reasonable price,light,got 2 and must get 2 more for the kids,i think 49euro each, cant fault them,fits exactly into the ryanair guide,wen they saw the name on the bag the last time we flew they just waved us on,never checked them

Does the bag come with that big logo printed across the front? Looks a bit ugly, especially on 'business black'.

ShooterSF

Speedsie wrote: »

Bit pricy at $225, but it is 50% of international deliveries today

http://www.scottevest.com/v3_store/Carry-on-Coat.shtml

Would pay for itself after a 4 holidays

gingernut79

daytob wrote: »

are sturdy lil buggers not bad for what is really 32euros and free shipping too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=pd_luc_mri?ie=UTF8&m=A2ODPP090AKJCG

They seem to be working out at €35.47 now and not sold direct by amazon any more, so its not coming up with the free delivery, I'm afraid to go any further through the checkout in case I buy it.

The same crowd seem to sell them through ebay too http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cabin-Max-Backpack-Flight-Approved-Bag-massive-44-litre-/220755208327?pt=UK_SportingGoods_BackpacksRucksacks_Bags_EH&hash=item3366092887 but they seem to be about £32 that way.

The IKEA case is quite heavy and I have a heavy case already so no advantage in getting that.

Has anyone found a similar product for €30 or less lately?

Sgt Pepper 64

ShooterSF wrote: »

I'm looking for something like this:



Well, they dont weigh or measure you do they?

No, but you have to remove jackets and they get x-rayed, plus you have to walk through a scanner and may be padded down when you do!

yabadabado

3greenrizla's wrote: »

the best investment's I have made ryanair wise.

1) a bag scale (dunnes, an extortionate €10 & I wish I got a digital)

I bought this scale about a year ago ,works perfect and is accurate.free postage so works out less than €4.50 .

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/digital-weighting-hook-scale-with-neck-strap-40kg-max-10g-resolution-18014

paddydriver

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

No, but you have to remove jackets and they get x-rayed, plus you have to walk through a scanner and may be padded down when you do!

Nothing illegal being concealed - just carried as part of a coat as opposed to the carry bag. This is to beat Ryanair, not security - they couldnt care less whether you carry your stuff in your coat or your carry on; so long as its not illegal.

Plus you could still have your carry on too and have a good stash in your pockets too:D

jos28

I got this one today in Debenhams for €54, meets all Ryanair requirements, reduced from €150
http://www.trippluggage.ie/products/tripp-grape-superlite-cabin-suitcase/1232/
Beforehand I rang this crowd to see if I could pick one of their cases up in Dublin
http://www.therightsizecabinbag.com/
Spoke to a really nice guy who is looking for someone in Ireland to sell them, either a retailer or someone to distribute them. Anyone interested should give him a call using the phone number on the site. Could be worth a call.

plonker

therightsizecabinbag can be bought in Galway,Ireland here

http://dabrokerage.com/cabinbag/

Black_Knight

plonker wrote: »

therightsizecabinbag can be bought in Galway,Ireland here

http://dabrokerage.com/cabinbag/

How do you buy it? That site is awful

Black_Knight

Just spotted this one. Same size (give or take 2cm here and there) for €16. Reserved one for myself to collect tomorrow.

http://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10152&catalogId=13352&langId=111&productId=66738

Size (H)42, (W)34, (D)16cm.
as apposed to
Size (H)45, (W)35, (D)18cm.

bk

snubbleste wrote: »

You might as well weigh the product itself and let us know if Amazon have the correct weight

I just checked my newly purchased Cabin Max Backpack with my luggage scale and it is only 600g

gingernut79 wrote: »

They seem to be working out at €35.47 now and not sold direct by amazon any more, so its not coming up with the free delivery, I'm afraid to go any further through the checkout in case I buy it.

Available here for £30 with free delivery to Ireland * :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=pd_luc_mri?ie=UTF8&m=A2ODPP090AKJCG

* When you see "Delivered FREE in the UK with Super Saver Delivery" and it is over £25 that means it is free delivery in Ireland.

BTW I don't recommend bags with wheels, it only adds weight and takes up space that you could use for storing more stuff. Serious travelers use backpacks.

The Cabin Max Backpack bag is a very good bag for the money. Would do a good job for a few days abroad. However I don't think it is quiet sturdy enough for a month long trek through Asia.

If you are looking for a sturdy bag, for long trips, they most people rave about the MEI "Voyageur". A very, very strong, well built, sturdy bag with a padded hipbuilt:

http://www.meivoyageur.com/

Unfortunately it is a very expensive bag, doubly so as it is hand made in the USA, so involves expensive postage and import duty. But supposed to be well worth it, a bag you buy once and use for the rest of your life.

BTW An excellent site dedicated to people who only travel with one carry on bag:

http://www.onebag.com/

MayoForSam

+1 for the Cabin Max backpack - I was in the US 3 weeks ago and it was only half full going with clothes for the week (leaving plenty of the space for stuff I got over there coming home ).

Light as a feather, very handy being able to throw it on your back when queuing for food, especially when you need both hands for a tray.

corblimey

bk wrote: »

I just checked my newly purchased Cabin Max Backpack with my luggage scale and it is only 600g



Available here for £30 with free delivery to Ireland * :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=pd_luc_mri?ie=UTF8&m=A2ODPP090AKJCG

* When you see "Delivered FREE in the UK with Super Saver Delivery" and it is over £25 that means it is free delivery in Ireland.

+1 for the Cabin Max, and bk is right, it's free delivery even though Amazon will tell you that you order 'partially qualifies' for free delivery, because the bag is 'fulfilled by Amazon' whatever that means, you do actually get free delivery once you finish your order.

gingernut79

Might look at it again so, thanks

BTW i was in blanchardstown today, debenhams have a nice Tripp case at max dimensions for cabin luggage reduced from 170something to 52 euro. It weighed over 3kg though.

Penneys have got on the bandwagon too and have a shiny plastic looking yoke for 24 euro. Its not light either though I cant remember if the weight was printed on any of the tags

reaper180

heatons have cabin sized bags for 18 euro and theres 20%off this weekend,i also bought one in penneys for 16 euro weighing 2.5kg

dodzy

gingernut79 wrote: »

Might look at it again so, thanks

BTW i was in blanchardstown today, debenhams have a nice Tripp case at max dimensions for cabin luggage reduced from 170something to 52 euro...

Do not be fooled by this advertised price reduction. Tripp cases have been there for some time and were NEVER priced near 170, and when you inspect the quality, you will see that 52 is no bargain either.

Galadriel

bk wrote: »

* When you see "Delivered FREE in the UK with Super Saver Delivery" and it is over £25 that means it is free delivery in Ireland.

I tried purchasing this but once I hit checkout and enter my password it shows delivery at £5.95, up until that point it said free delivery, next step is to 'place your order', I really want it now, guess I'll just have to pay the delivery!

slave1

Can confirm the Cabinmax is free delivery now the order is being fulfilled by Amazon as I just ordered a second bag (fulfilled means Amazon allow the retailer to store their product in an Amazon warehouse so quicker shipping for us), pity it went up to £30 though

Galadriel

slave1 wrote: »

Can confirm the Cabinmax is free delivery now the order is being fulfilled by Amazon as I just ordered a second bag (fulfilled means Amazon allow the retailer to store their product in an Amazon warehouse so quicker shipping for us), pity it went up to £30 though

I ordered it earlier in the week and it said free delivery up until I paid, then I was charged £5.95, emailed the retailer and the said they only offer free delivery on shipments to UK. Ah well, hopefully it will be worth the £35.95 when I get it!

polishing peanuts

If anyone wants to read more about or see lots of pictures of the Cabin Max bag, I wrote about it on my blog after getting them for my family.

We can now take 40kg's and 176L of luggage on ryanair for free!

The link should be in my profile, I think. otherwise just google 'biggest hand luggage' etc.

I get lots of emails from people who rave about them, as do I! Agree with above though, its a shame that they went up a fiver.

Still, when compared to a trip in the hold, £30 still makes sense.

Travel light!

jamesbrond

Im afraid to buy a full size bag
Im waiting for the day when Ryanair suddenly drop the length by 5cm. Making all the max size travel bags that people bought useless.

gingernut79

Just bought a backpack in Dunnes for 8 euro. Seems to be kind of modelled on the cabin max. Had my measuring tape with me and should work perfect. It has compression straps on the sides. Light as anything but tested the straps seems sturdy enough. BTW several other dunnes cases marked as lightweight or cabin friendly are just a touch too big when measured.

quinnthebin

Galadriel wrote: »

I ordered it earlier in the week and it said free delivery up until I paid, then I was charged £5.95, emailed the retailer and the said they only offer free delivery on shipments to UK. Ah well, hopefully it will be worth the £35.95 when I get it!

Too late for Galadriel but for anyone ordering one - Free delivery definitely available (just ordered one).

You have to go to last page just before you hit the final confirm payment button.

amazon automatically selects standard delivery but if you click on supersave delivery the postage costs are zero.

Bens

Pennys had some for €20 today. 55 x 35 x 20

naasrd

3greenrizla's wrote: »

the best investment's I have made ryanair wise.

1) a bag scale (dunnes, an extortionate €10 & I wish I got a digital)
2) a bag that fits ryanairs carry on size (Quicksilver, 2kg, €49, tk maxx - I measured it before purchase)
3) a prepaid mastercard saved me €20 on an upcoming trip.

also a very light weight back pack that can be stuffed into ryanairs restrictive 20cm width dimension.

Personally I think Ryanair are great. but play them at their own game.

Great post. Just got the prepaid card. Off to nab a scales today. I love Ryanair, they have their faults, but like it says above; play them at their own game. Game on.

**Timbuk2**

What about this? [eBay link].

I haven't bought it but it's 54x30x20cm and weights 500g - shipping is quite significant as it is coming from the UK. Has anyone used one like this or think it's a good deal?

ondarack

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=oss_product I see this bag is getting great reviews my concern would be overpacking it which in turn would distort its size. Need to buy a bag though

yabadabado

ondarack wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=oss_product I see this bag is getting great reviews my concern would be overpacking it which in turn would distort its size. Need to buy a bag though

its a great bag,I dont think you can really over pack it and stay under the 10kg limit(if you know what I mean).A little expensive imo.

How about this bag,only problem is it weights 2.2kg.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0041VRT2Q/ref=s9_simh_gw_p200_d0_i6?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=0JTY5DXBDTQYC56RFQHJ&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467128533&pf_rd_i=468294

biebiebie

ondarack wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=oss_product I see this bag is getting great reviews my concern would be overpacking it which in turn would distort its size. Need to buy a bag though

Have it. Perfect size/weight. Compression straps help if overpacked. Also if its bulging then you simply have packed too much in it!

Probably not the most comfortable shoulder straps, but suffices nonetheless especially if you have your hands full with other things eg kids, other cases etc.

ondarack

How about this bag,only problem is it weights 2.2kg.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0041VRT2Q/ref=s9_simh_gw_p200_d0_i6?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=0JTY5DXBDTQYC56RFQHJ&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=467128533&pf_rd_i=468294[/QUOTE]


Well by the look of the customer photos its not very durable :eek:

hootietootie

ondarack wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=oss_product I see this bag is getting great reviews my concern would be overpacking it which in turn would distort its size. Need to buy a bag though

I have the bag-had it jammed with a weeks worth f clothes for me and a 6 year old(so loads for her) Thought it looked massive but Ryanair didnt even ask to weigh it-they did pull loads of people out of the queue though-I was at the very front and we stood watching loads get pulled. Also had charger for macbook and camcorder(and all the bits)

offaly1

Black_Knight wrote: »

Just spotted this one. Same size (give or take 2cm here and there) for €16. Reserved one for myself to collect tomorrow.

http://www.argos.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10152&catalogId=13352&langId=111&productId=66738

Size (H)42, (W)34, (D)16cm.
as apposed to
Size (H)45, (W)35, (D)18cm.

Heading to england thurs with ryanair, need a bag or cabin luggage....is this one worth getting?? Thanks a mil for your help in advance....:D

biebiebie

offaly1 wrote: »

Heading to england thurs with ryanair, need a bag or cabin luggage....is this one worth getting?? Thanks a mil for your help in advance....:D

Capacity is 20 litres. Exact Ryanair size will get you just over double that at 40 odd litres!

**Timbuk2**

I saw one in Heatons for €17 - it's 53x35x20cm (including wheels, although the depth is a bit nearer 20.5cm than 20cm due to the protruding plastic wheels - would this be ok?). (note: I measured this myself, the label says something considerably smaller)

Is the one on Amazon (the £35 44L one) out of stock?

Edit: What about this? Claims to be 55x40x20cm (all parts included) , 39L capacity and 1.2kg. The reviews aren't great though - apparently loses balance easy when using the wheels

bk

Unless you have a disability, I don't recommend getting a bag with wheels and handle. They simply add weight and take up space that could be used to carry more clothes.

Most people should be able to carry 10kg without difficulty.

schemingbohemia

ondarack wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002Q5APX4/ref=oss_product I see this bag is getting great reviews my concern would be overpacking it which in turn would distort its size. Need to buy a bag though

As others have said, this is a great bag, super light so you can fit more clothes/stuff in, as opposed to some of the other bags with wheels where a fifth of your allowance is used up by the bag itself.

I found it quite comfortable to carry around and the compression is very good too, definitely one of my best purchases.

meg3178

offaly1 wrote: »

Heading to england thurs with ryanair, need a bag or cabin luggage....is this one worth getting?? Thanks a mil for your help in advance....:D

Bought two of these in Argos, great bags. We used them for a weeks holiday. Ryanair didn't even check the weights. The case looks small, but you can fit a lot in. We also take a roll up vacuum bag and put the clothes in them coming home, allowing room for any souvenirs.

ErinGoBrath

meg3178 wrote: »

Bought two of these in Argos, great bags. We used them for a weeks holiday. Ryanair didn't even check the weights. The case looks small, but you can fit a lot in. We also take a roll up vacuum bag and put the clothes in them coming home, allowing room for any souvenirs.

reserved two of these today. For 16 euro it seems to be a bargain going by the 110 reviews. Would have preferred to go for one of the online ones but left it too late as I'm travelling Thursday.

It looks good all the same, cheers to whoever spotted it!

**Timbuk2**

The 44L Amazon Bag is back in stock, now reduced to £24.95 , but as it's below £25 I don't think it qualifies for free shipping anymore and when I go to order it it's coming up as ~£5.50 postage + packaging.

Is there anyway to get free delivery on this, as it says £24.95 + FREE SHIPPING in the top right corner (probably referring to the US).

schemingbohemia

**Timbuk2** wrote: »

The 44L Amazon Bag is back in stock, now reduced to £24.95 , but as it's below £25 I don't think it qualifies for free shipping anymore and when I go to order it it's coming up as ~£5.50 postage + packaging.

Is there anyway to get free delivery on this, as it says £24.95 + FREE SHIPPING in the top right corner (probably referring to the US).

Just buy something really cheap to bring you over the £25, make sure it's supplied directly by amazon themselves, a book or cd/dvd that you want anyway will bring you over and basically be free given the £5.50 postage you're currently being charged. Make sure it's in stock too or it could delay your shipping.

whiterebel

**Timbuk2** wrote: »

The 44L Amazon Bag is back in stock, now reduced to £24.95 , but as it's below £25 I don't think it qualifies for free shipping anymore and when I go to order it it's coming up as ~£5.50 postage + packaging.

Is there anyway to get free delivery on this, as it says £24.95 + FREE SHIPPING in the top right corner (probably referring to the US).

No, because it's not sold by amazon.

**Timbuk2**

schemingbohemia wrote: »

Just buy something really cheap to bring you over the £25, make sure it's supplied directly by amazon themselves, a book or cd/dvd that you want anyway will bring you over and basically be free given the £5.50 postage you're currently being charged. Make sure it's in stock too or it could delay your shipping.

Thanks, but I tried that and it says only "part of the order qualifies for free Super Saver delivery", and it tries to charge shipping for the Cabin Max Bag + the relevant postage costs for the other item (as it is not over £25).

leahyl

Ordered Cabinmax bag from Amazon yesterday - good deal at 24.95 but was a bit peeved that I had to pay the postage! Lets hope it's worth it!:D

stoves1

The reason they are charging for delivery is that this supplier is not amazon but an amazon external retailer, whether or which this cabin bag was £35 last week including delivery, then went out of stock, now back in stock via a retailer, having done a lot of research on this product looks like very good value, i ordered two yesterday which cost me 2*25 pounds plus £5 postage so total £55.00 delivered to dublin.

quinnthebin

Bought one a few weeks ago when price was 29.95 - this was 'fulfilled by amazon' and so qualified for free delivery - guess new price adds up to about the same when postage taken into account so don't feel so bad now

Very Happy with purchase - quite strong considering its light weight.

JackNow

Baught this item from amazon over the weekend for 34.99 pounds with free delivery.
Oh well it was the best deal at the time as a am going on holidays tomorrow.

Blade

JAKTOGO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQFyxOLH2Vw&feature=player_embedded

Karen23

bk wrote: »

Unless you have a disability, I don't recommend getting a bag with wheels and handle. They simply add weight and take up space that could be used to carry more clothes.

Most people should be able to carry 10kg without difficulty.

Its that long walk you have to and from Ryanair in Dublin Airport while carrying the 10kg bag that kills you

jive

Blade wrote: »

JAKTOGO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQFyxOLH2Vw&feature=player_embedded

Anyone used this? Tempted to get one just to be a whindup as much as anything else :pac:

Del2005

Blade wrote: »

JAKTOGO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQFyxOLH2Vw&feature=player_embedded

He's got his roller bag, the JAKTOGO and a jacket on when he boards Can't see anyone getting away with that in real life, maybe wearing the JAKTOGO and 1 bag.