I got the viral Primark under seat bag and wanted to see how much it fits inside & the results surprised me
CASE IN POINT I got the viral Primark under seat bag and wanted to see how much it fits inside & the results surprised me
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RYANAIR and easyJet are known for being ruthless with their luggage allowance - but could Primark's viral underseat bag be the answer?
TikTok user Pia Blossom decided to put it to the test and see how much the popular tiny bag can hold - while being within the regulations.
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Pia Blossom tried Primark's viral £25 under seat bag to see how much she could fit in it
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She was pleasantly surprised that it fit in a range of items
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Primark's underseat bag has racked up a legion of fans, and measures 40x20x25cm, when its wheels are removed, meaning it's fully compliant with Ryanair's underseat baggage dimensions (40x20x25cm)
It's also ideal for EasyJet customers, with their under-seat cabin bag's maximum dimensions being 45x36x20cm, including handles and wheels.
The airline claims this size allows you to 'bring all the essentials for a short trip' - but Pia decided to see if this was true for her.
Heading to Primark she shared: 'This whole suitcase apparently fits as your small cabin bag — as in your underseat bag, the free bag in a plane.
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'I am a chronic overpacker that refuses to pay for luggage, so this is ideal.
'Shall we see how much we can fit in it?
Getting to work, Pia managed to add a 'couple of dresses, a couple of jackets, cardigan, underwear, spare bra and [two pairs of] summery shoes.'
On her @piablossom_x account, she continued: 'I'm gonna see what happens. Jackets in. I'm just scrunching.
'I almost forgot pyjamas, but we got them in there, too.
'This is closing much easier than I thought it would, which feels like a challenge to put more in.
Shoppers rush to snap up Primark's 'underseat suitcase' which is perfect for holidays & it also has removable wheels if you need it to be even smaller
'I am so impressed with that.'
TikTok viewers were impressed with the bag capacity, and her video has racked up over 34,000 likes.
One said: 'I actually bought this recently and it fit a ton of clothes.'
Another added: 'if you learn to fold/roll your clothes like the (Ranger Roll) you will get your entire wardrobe of tops in there.'
A third commented: 'i managed to fit 6 days worth of clothes in mine.'
Removable wheels
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Primark's case has been racking up a region of fans
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The suitcase's wheels can be easily removed to make the dimensions smaller
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Primark bag's wheels are 'easy click', so they can be detached in seconds on the plane if you need.
The hardshell suitcase even includes a handy bag for storing the wheels during the flight.
Inside the suitcase there are a number of different zipped compartments to make packing easier.
The bags also won't break the bank, costing just £25 each and saving you having to pay for any luggage on the flight.
For easy transportation to and from the airport, the suitcase has four swivel wheels to make it glide effortlessly no matter the weather or road conditions.
If you are not able to get to a Primark, Sun Travel created a guide to their favourite cabin bags, ranging from budget bargains to stylish statement pieces, all of which will make your trip worry-free.
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