We are about to buy a couple pieces of luggage. Is there any real benefit to having hard sided luggage?
The majority of our trips will be to Mexico.
The majority of our trips will be to Mexico.
If people travel with delicate/breakable items often, I'd imagine they could imagine wanting a hard side.Vernada said:
I can't imagine ever wanting a hard side.
I have a travelpro carry on roller now that seems like good quality.
I bought an eagle creek in 2005 that is about ready for retirement after 20+ international trips and no telling how much domestic use. It finally is starting to fray a bit around the edges.
I guess so. Clearly I don't travel with fragile stuff.62strat said:If people travel with delicate/breakable items often, I'd imagine they could imagine wanting a hard side.Vernada said:
I can't imagine ever wanting a hard side.
I have a travelpro carry on roller now that seems like good quality.
I bought an eagle creek in 2005 that is about ready for retirement after 20+ international trips and no telling how much domestic use. It finally is starting to fray a bit around the edges.