American Tourister Jet Driver 2.0 Spinner Suitcase - Cabin - 55cm - 33L
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American Tourister Jet Driver 2.0 Spinner Suitcase - Cabin - 55cm - 33L

£37
£9.99 ·
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About this deal

Available in 3 colours

  • Tough but lightweight construction, 4 x 360° rotating spinner wheels
  • Fixed TSA combination lock, Utra lightweight
  • Multi-position telescopic handle, Ultra lightweight suitcase
  • Top padded carry handle, 2 Year Manufacturers Warranty
  • Dimensions (Including Wheels) 55cm x 40cm x 20cm - Weight 2.10 KG - Capacity 33L
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  1. Kaffehund's avatar
    A few major airlines wouldn't accept this size, apparently; useful list here

    skyscanner.net/new…ons
    LordNozzle's avatar
    This was really helpful in deciding to buy - thanks for sharing
  2. mrneds1_'s avatar
    It's a cabin suitcase. Doesn't have to be armour plated........
    Jahoony's avatar
    True, until it's not true. When plane cabins get full on short haul, airlines make people with cabin suitcases put theirs in the hold. My cabin suitcase ended up coming out of the baggage conveyor looking like someone tossed it out of the plane while it was landing and although I wasn't happy with the condition it left the suitcase I was at least glad I brought a robust suitcase. (edited)
  3. a1's avatar
    Do those elongated wheels stop it fitting in a ryanair cabin bag tester caged ?
    ashleyburgess's avatar
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    With Easyjet's "1 small cabin bag" size restrictions, it doesn't look like you could use this suitcase.

    I checked EasyJet as I'm flying with them soon, im not sure what Ryan Air's restrictions are.
  4. Chow_Yun_Fat's avatar
    10 pound delivery， I think I will pass.
    deeperthought's avatar
    Need to visit house of Frasier if you’d pay that.
    (Kelsey Grammer).
  5. clownfish's avatar
    £120 RRP for a cabin suitcase without double wheels?
  6. clint2012's avatar
    They have them in store, but want £60 for them! Seems like £10 delivery ain't that bad! Well better than £22 to pick it yourself!
  7. PD2K79's avatar
    Great price even with the obscene shipping cost! 
  8. Markabs's avatar
    Same price at Sports Direct, wonder if they have them instore. (edited)
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