This was advertised at $99 delivered a while back.
It is now at $65, but excluding shipping at $33.73.
It is still 7 cents cheaper than last bargain.
Presale. Leaves warehouse on 5 Jan
This was advertised at $99 delivered a while back.
It is now at $65, but excluding shipping at $33.73.
It is still 7 cents cheaper than last bargain.
Presale. Leaves warehouse on 5 Jan
But the question is, is it any good?
Haven't used cheapies myself. But read reviews that though they are 'fantastic', they do the job and last their worth. You can get a new set every year with that sort of price.
Having said that, I am considering whether I should buy the hardside or duffel /soft luggages
Bohoo no other colours…
I have bought cheap suitcases in the past. Never again. They do not last, and are a pain to move about when heavy (especially the spinners with a single wheel in each corner).
I found that quality luggage (e.g. Samsonite) can be bought cheaply from European eBay powersellers - strongly recommend that instead.
any specific ones you've bought from before?
Yes, I have bought a Samsonite S'cure from seller "cuoieria". He sells them with cheap and fast shipping:
http://stores.ebay.com.au/CUOIERIA/_i.html?_nkw=SAMSONITE+S%…
Much cheaper than buying in Australia. And if your suitcase goes through a lot of airports, you need it to last.
You are still looking at ~$200 per case so around $500 for a set of three, substantially more that the $99 delivered.
Personally i would go for the Kogan option with the chance to buy another 4 sets if needed.
@asseenontv: But what if you do not need 3?
And what kind of suitcase do you think you will get if you buy 3 for $99? You can buy 4 sets, but how practical is it to do so when you are overseas with a broken suitcase?
I'm all for bargains, but I have learned my lessons with "budget" luggage. I bought a set of 3 supposed "Wenger" suitcases once (under license by Wenger, but really just cheap crap). Wheel damaged when I picked it up from the belt. Did you know Airlines do not cover damage to wheels? I do now…. Thankfully I got a refund on the whole set under warranty.
I have another suitcase bought for $150 at Myer: Monsac. Was great in the shop, manouvred easily. Load it up with 20kg of luggage, and then see how easy it changes direction. Hence my feedback: spinners require double wheels on each corner.
If you don't take planes, and do not travel often, by all means get a cheap suitcase. But if your suitcases get to encounter luggage belts and baggage handlers, don't buy crap….
Postage $61.19 to Coffs Harbour, which is located in the middle of the Simpson Desert, 1000km from the next town.
59 to perth
Are Kogan reps here whitewashing my comment? I can't think of anyone else who would object to my stating a simple fact.
No reps, some people are void of humour though
Are they being shipped from overseas? If so then what do you expect with something so big.
Sorry, I meant 27c.