[Costco] Costco Richmond BC Ciao carry on luggage
- Deal Link:
- https://m.costco.com/CIAO!-20%22-Hardsi ... 54934.html
- Price:
- 36.99
- Retailer:
- Costco
100% policarbonate 20" carry on
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Oct 28th, 2017 11:41 pm
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Oct 29th, 2017 12:28 am
It's only one inch. AC is that strict?kaiseki wrote: ↑ This baggage is 20" H x 14" W x 10" D
This won't clear Air Canada's carry on restrictions
https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/hom ... ry-on.html
21.5" H x 15.5" W x 9" D
Oct 29th, 2017 12:40 am
If they get you to put the carry on into the measuring bin then you'll be SOLSgt_Strider wrote: ↑ It's only one inch. AC is that strict?
Oct 29th, 2017 1:49 am
Not usually, but very rarely they will have a brief crackdown. How willing are you to gamble at the last minute as you're leaving on your important business trip or vacation? You might have to pay as much as $250 if they tell you to check it (if it was your 3rd bag, for example).Sgt_Strider wrote: ↑ It's only one inch. AC is that strict?
Oct 29th, 2017 10:02 am
Oct 29th, 2017 10:16 am
I would not take a chance to use an oversize carry on, no need to add unnecessary stress to my trip as the security check is also a hassle.Faith24 wrote: ↑ Not usually, but very rarely they will have a brief crackdown. How willing are you to gamble at the last minute as you're leaving on your important business trip or vacation? You might have to pay as much as $250 if they tell you to check it (if it was your 3rd bag, for example).
Just last night I watched a guy in front of me in Toronto try to carry a full-size large suitcase wrapped in plastic through security as carry-on. The security staff looked at it doubtfully, wondering if it would even fit through the X-ray machine. Then they called over a supervisor. He asked the guy if the airline let him take this as carry-on. The guy said Yes. The supervisor shrugged and said "ok, not our problem" and left the regular staff to figure out how to get it through the X-ray machine.
Oct 29th, 2017 11:28 am
Oct 29th, 2017 11:39 am
Oct 29th, 2017 12:40 pm
unless the thief doesn't take the whole luggageJeiJei wrote: ↑ TBH, any luggage that uses zipper is basically garbage. They have so little security that you might as well use a plastic bag... as a matter of fact, a thief would probably spend more time to tear up a plastic bag than opening a zipper luggage case.
Do yourself a favor and get one that doesn't use zipper. They tend to last much longer than a zipper one anyway.
Oct 29th, 2017 12:53 pm
Definitely, I care about the security of my personal belongings. That's why I always freeze everything in Carbonite. It does end up being pretty heavy though.JeiJei wrote: ↑ TBH, any luggage that uses zipper is basically garbage. They have so little security that you might as well use a plastic bag... as a matter of fact, a thief would probably spend more time to tear up a plastic bag than opening a zipper luggage case.
Do yourself a favor and get one that doesn't use zipper. They tend to last much longer than a zipper one anyway.
Oct 29th, 2017 2:05 pm
It is not that they are that strict but some of the regional jets, i.e. the E190s, E175s, the CRJs; baggage that thick will not fit up top. You may be looking at a gate check or put it by your feet. You should have no issue fitting a 10" into a Boeing or an Airbus plane. If you know which plane you will be flying on ahead of time, you are golden.Sgt_Strider wrote: ↑ It's only one inch. AC is that strict?
Oct 30th, 2017 3:08 am
You got any suggestions on a good one?JeiJei wrote: ↑ TBH, any luggage that uses zipper is basically garbage. They have so little security that you might as well use a plastic bag... as a matter of fact, a thief would probably spend more time to tear up a plastic bag than opening a zipper luggage case.
Do yourself a favor and get one that doesn't use zipper. They tend to last much longer than a zipper one anyway.
Nov 1st, 2017 12:50 pm
Carry on or not... it's the same thing... a zipper suitcase can be opened and closed back without leaving even a slight sign within 10sec (3sec to open, another 3 to close really)... then add however amount of time a thief wants to go over your stuff.Xander_604 wrote: ↑
Definitely, I care about the security of my personal belongings. That's why I always freeze everything in Carbonite. It does end up being pretty heavy though.
You know that this is a carry on piece right?
Just anything that's not zipper... Samsonite makes a great one... not sure if they make in carry-on size, but it's inexpensive (less than 200) for a large suitecase. It's called "f'lite". It's basically a hard plastic shell on wheels. It can withstand all sort of abuse coming at it and relatively lightweight too. My parents have 3 of these and after a decade and probably over two dozen trips throughout the world... they looks pretty much as the day they came in...Sgt_Strider wrote: ↑ You got any suggestions on a good one?
Nov 1st, 2017 2:12 pm
Nov 2nd, 2017 6:48 pm