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dissatified customer Advantages: still dealing Disadvantages: not very strong To all potential buyers of Samsonite Suitcases I purchased two Samsonite hard shell Suitcases aprox two years agoe they were damaged by the airline .They were sent back three times to samsonite repair dept ,To cut a long story short I was told airline damage was not covered by guarantee , I only brought Samsonite suitcases because I thought they were the strongest .Iwas told by Samsonite repair dept that if I wanted guaranteed suitcasesror airline ... ConcernedPensioner 11.10.2007 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Samsonite Suitcases	Comfort Weight of bag itself Design Durability Value for money
Four Wheels Zero Effort! Advantages: 4 Wheel Spinner, Looks great Disadvantages: Slightly too heavy A truly brilliant case, the Samsonite Sahora not only looks good but drives great! My favourite feature is the four multi-directional spinner wheels which rotate to allow upright rolling in any direction. The Sahora 77cm costs £87.50 in an outlet store and around £125 in the high street. The case holds 110 litres and is ideal for 7 or more days. On first inspection Sahora seems to be a completely soft sided case. However on closer inspection it it ... ...in combination lock like most Samsonite cases, however the case does come with a complemenatry padlock and key which is sufficient for the job. Other items in the Sahora range include the smaller 66cm ideal for less than 7 days and the 55cm cabin luggage. Sahora comes the 2 main colours, black and red. As with all Samsonite products Sahora comes with a 3 year worldwide guarantee against any manufacturing defects. This guarantee covers any undue wear ... stevNI 23.09.2006 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Samsonite Sahora Saho Spin 77	Comfort Weight of bag itself Design Durability Value for money
The best holiday purchase ever. So many uses, so much fun! Advantages: So many uses, durable, fun, large storage capacity. Disadvantages: Hidden compartments too small, hard to turn corners as wheels are fixed. We bought the Tipu the Tiger Trunki for our son to take on holiday this year. We've travelled by plane before and used a childs wheeled suitcase for his bits and bobs but the Trunki provides so much more than just storage. Before departure it's fun to let him pick his own toys/books etc to go in Trunki. I then sneak a few new activity books, stickers, toys and snacks etc in for him to discover later on. Trunki has a very good storage capacity and ... ...an elastic luggage strap to hold his toys in place. It also has a fabric pocket which runs the length of Trunki. The hidden compartments are a bit daft as they're too small to put anything in. Trunki is also a ride-on toy that can be powered by the child propelling themselves with their feet, or the long carry strap can be unhooked at either end and used to pull the child along. It can be very difficult to steer/turn corners unless your child helps ... cornishgirl31 03.08.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Magmatic Trunki Luggage for Little People	Comfort Weight of bag itself Design Durability Value for money
Trunki Terminates Toddler Terminal Travel Troubles Advantages: Great design. Easy to use. Kid friendly. Durable. Disadvantages: None to speak of. INTRODUCTION Anyone who has a young child (or two) will be intimately familiar with the keenly felt frustration that all parents experience at Heathrow after a long flight. You exit the gate, the moving walkways are out of order, you are saddled with various hand luggage and duty free bags, and your tired, sleepy and grumpy little so and so decides they’re not walking for love nor Smarties (I would say money, but chocolate is the preferred ... ...out to Cyprus, the airport staff at Larnaka never seem to have any problems delivering strollers and push chairs to the base of the stairs from which you disembark the aircraft, but such common sense and practicality seems anathema to staff at most of our British airports. In fact, you’ll be lucky to collect your property in one piece - if you’ve managed to negotiate the labyrinthine and never ending corridors of Heathrow’s terminals without breaking ... Hishyeness 09.07.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Magmatic Trunki Luggage for Little People	Comfort Weight of bag itself Design Durability Value for money
I am all packed mum Advantages: A bag and toy in one Disadvantages: Expensive compared to other chidrens' bags We have been on a few holidays with the little one and she wanted her own bag to take on the plane and I knew straight away which one I was getting her, the trunki. My mum brought it for her for her birthday and she loved it and it has now been on a couple of holidays and is used every time she goes to stay at someone house which is at least once every two weeks so is regularly used. You are probably thinking what makes this child bag stand out ... ...bag was designed to be light and up to the maximum size a hand luggage for a plane can be. What makes it so special is that it is made from a strong light plastic, has a moulded seat as part of the case, has four wheels at the bottom, two little horns at the top which act as handles and a strap that is detachable. Your little one then sits on the trunki, holds on to the horn while you can pull them along. This is great when you have no buggy and ... ldvda 30.06.2009 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Magmatic Trunki Luggage for Little People	Comfort Weight of bag itself Design Durability Value for money