Luggage Pocket

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Travel Bags and Travel Luggage

In days of old and not so very old it was considered that if your travel luggage, on its’ own, was not as heavy as your holiday items, then you were somehow being too casual and that was not the proper to travel.

Thankfully people are much savvier now especially with the horrendous additional expense of excess baggage costs. And with some airlines charging up to £45.00 per kilo for overweight items (on certain flights) using heavy hard bodied old style travelling luggage could end up costing a fortune.

Caribee’s travel bags and travel luggage are of a lightweight, but, sturdy construction and offer oodles of options for long or short distance travelling.
The Rover Twin 80 Gear Bag has a twin layer design, for ease of packing and unpacking, lockable zip housing and an internal compression strap, to keep items secure and battened down. Can hold a massive 80 litres, but, weighs in at a, puny, 4.2 kgs. So you have plenty weight allowance left over for that extra pair of shoes, bikini or, perhaps, a holiday gift on your return flight.

The Fusion 21 wheeled trolley bag with harness can be wheeled or carried on the back like a backpack and comes with a harness designed to, more evenly, distribute weight. The internal compression system means that your clothes arrive at your destination crease free. Ladies, this means you won’t have to pack the travel iron; so perhaps, you may fit in another dress or bikini. This little gem, even, comes with its own laundry pocket and weighs only 2.5kgs empty.

The Fast Track 85 offers sturdy, lightweight, spacious, but, ultra tough travel luggage options and with an ingenious detachable day pack, ideal for side trips or as carry on luggage, this high quality travel luggage has an answer, and pocket solution, for every travelling situation.

Caribee offer a range of travel bags and travel luggage that has been designed to distribute weight over the back ,shoulders and hips for a more comfortable carrying experience or to be wheeled to check in on fast flow wheels that further help take the strain.

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Airport security inspected my luggage and ruined my boots that were in my suitcase, what do I do?

I had a pair of black high heel wedge boots in my suitcase that I checked at the airport before my flight. When I got to my destination and opened the suitcase that I checked, I found an inspection notice and then I noticed both sides of both heels on my boots with big scratches. The black material of the heels are missing and even black polish would not repair these scratches because they are deep. I would be embarrassed to wear the boots in this current condition. They were in perfect condition when I packed them. I had these boots in shoe protector pockets of my suitcase and other then the boots I only had clothes in the suitcase, so there's no way these boots could have been damaged in this way unless some one intentionally did this. Just because they put an inspection notice in my suitcase does not give them the right to damage my property. If they were concerned about my boots couldn't they put them in an x-ray machine? What do I do about this?

Call the airport customer service or security manager and file a complaint demanding they reimburse you. I don't know how far you'll get since you won't be able to prove they did the damage, but you can try, good luck.

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