Which luggage brand do you prefer?

[crazy_boy]

Yung sapatos ibalot mo naman hijo. hehe

maingay daw kasi pag sa plastic nakabalot

[NightRock]

Dati Samsonite lang ako at Delsey.. ngayon kahit ano nalang hindi rin naman nag tatagal sakin pina mimigay ko din... at saka nakaka sawa din pag same bag ang dala dala mo

[Rob O. Bravo]

Diplomat po ang gamit ko nabili ko pa sa Malaysia, kahit sa attache case

[kitchielover02]

Kung branded, tested na ang durability ng Samsonite ans Delsy. Echolac is also a good brand.
Sa locally made naman, Voyager is decent. Lalo na yung mga polycarbonate material. Lifetime warranty pa, AFAIK. Mas mura siya compared to imported brands.

[wezz_zzew]

Kuntento na ako sa mga luggage na pinamimigay sa Duty Free. When i went to Cebu last December, gamit ko na luggage, Chivas Regal. Ha,ha. Pagkakita pa lang ng mga porter dun hindi na pagiinteresan nakawan. Ganda nga ng bag mo pero ang hindi mo alam hinahagis hagis lang yun ng kung sino sino sa airport.

[admiralpye]

Tumi and Elle are my go-to luggage brands. My Elle set of luggage (2 large, 1 carry-on and 1 handbag matching design) was bought in 2007 and I'm still using them for both domestic and out of the country travel. Same with Tumi. They're stylish and light, but tough. Worth the price.


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[dr. d]

balikbayan cardboard box... heh heh.
but our decades-old non-china samsonite is still in great condition! even better than the echolacs half its age..

[ZENMasterTYL]

plastic bag lang, pero LV at gucci ang tatak

[Sarsi]

Just got one of this

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[donbuggy]

BBC News - China: Motorised suitcase could take you to the airport

30 May 2014 Last updated at 11:06

A farmer in China has invented a motorised suitcase which can reportedly carry your clothes and take you to the airport at the same time.

The contraption - with two small wheels at the back and one at the front - is the brainchild of He Liang, a farmer from Hunan Province, reports the Taiwan-based Want China Times. It can carry up to two passengers, cover distances of up to 60km (37 miles) and maintain a speed of up to 20km/h (12mph). It's powered by a rechargeable lithium battery and can be steered with handlebars when seated.