Suitcase questions (flying)

[luvmylittleboy2003]

What is the safest size to get when flying? We haven't flown since all the new regulations and our luggage is old - we are going out later this evening to buy luggage and would love some feedback on size, etc....Thanks

 

[goofy4tink]

Whatever is easiest for you to tote around. I like the rolling duffles...seem to handle more than a regular suitcase. But, don't get anything too big...it's way to easy to go over the 50 lb limit, and they are a huge pain in the back to lug through airports.

 

[luvmylittleboy2003]

Whatever is easiest for you to tote around. I like the rolling duffles...seem to handle more than a regular suitcase. But, don't get anything too big...it's way to easy to go over the 50 lb limit, and they are a huge pain in the back to lug through airports.

Update: Here is the one I decided on, cheap price and lightweight and I don't think there is anyway we will go over the restrications.



http://www.amazon.com/Skyway-Sigma-Vertical-Expandable-Packing/dp/B000GE066I



Thanks

 

[I'mNoPrince]

We have a 27 But can't expand it as it will go over weight.and 2 different 25s that seem to work very well when expanded..

We picked up the 27 and 25 and Nordstroms rack and other 25 at the outlets in Orlando (llbean or EddieB) it's 4 wheeler and I really like that as well for ease of moving .

 

[luvmylittleboy2003]

We have a 27 But can't expand it as it will go over weight.and 2 different 25s that seem to work very well when expanded..

We picked up the 27 and 25 and Nordstroms rack and other 25 at the outlets in Orlando (llbean or EddieB) it's 4 wheeler and I really like that as well for ease of moving .

Thanks...I'm def. going w/the skyway 25" - getting ready to check out now.