Wheeled cabin bag for EasyJet that holds 'surprising' amount of clothes now 15% off
'0It is light and easy to move around and I fit loads of clothes in there'
The summer holidays are fast approaching, and with them comes the chance to escape abroad for some well-deserved sunshine. But while basking by the pool in Spain or Greece is a dream, the hassle of travelling, often involving surprise fees at the airport, can put a damper on any trip.
Luckily, those flying EasyJet won't get stung with extra fees with this discounted cabin bag on wheels, that fits the airline's size limits exactly. The AVIO Jett 45cm Underseat Cabin Bag is currently on a 15 per cent offer, cut down from its original price of £27.99 to a more budget-friendly £23.79.
The suitcase comes in 13 bright and varied colours including hot pink and dark red, all of which are on sale and most of which are at the low price of £23.79. Measuring 45cmx36cmx20cm, this bag makes sure to stay exactly within EasyJet's size limit for cabin bags.
Crafted from top-quality ABS hard shell, the AVIO cabin suitcase is both impact-resistant and lightweight, according to its product description. It features reinforced zips, upgraded stitching, and a matching PU/vegan leather luggage tag to ensure it won't get lost in the chaos of the airport.
AVIO Jett 45cm Cabin Suitcase
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It's worth noting that this case meets only EasyJet requirements for a cabin bag, but can be taken on with Ryanair as an additional cabin bag for priority customers. The bag's four double spinner wheels rotate 360 degrees, allowing holidaymakers to race through terminals or weave through airport crowds for a smooth, silent, and stress-free journey.
Perhaps its best feature, the bag comes with a built-in lock with a three-digit pin, giving travellers peace of mind in the knowledge that their luggage is safe.
For those browsing alternative wheeled cabin bags, Argos offers the American Tourister Zakk Blue 4 Wheel Hard Cabin Case, which also comes with a lock, for a pricier £70, or the Featherstone 4 Wheel Hard Suitcase for a cheaper £40.
But shoppers are loving the AVIO case, which has gained an impressive rating of 4.3 stars out of five.
One pleased shopper said: "So far, I'm genuinely impressed! I purchased this bag for a week-long trip and chose it specifically because it meets the size requirements for easyJet's free cabin bag allowance. It looks stylish and much more premium than I expected.
"What really surprised me is just how much it holds—I've managed to pack nine dresses (rolled), two sets of pyjamas, underwear, a jewelry box, two pairs of sandals, makeup, toiletries (including mini shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner), five perfume atomizers, mini/foldable hairbrush, power bank, charger and adapter, mini torch and my medication. It's like a mini Mary Poppins bag!"
Another happy deemed it a bargain, saying: "Used this for a short city break, so took it onto the plane with me, rather than it going under - which means I don't know how it would fare being bashed about under the plane but it does feel really sturdy.
"It is light and easy to move around and I fit loads of clothes in there. It has zips in all the right places to make packing even easier. Especially considering the price, this is an amazing product."
But another shopper wasn't so pleased with the product's quality, saying: "The zip broke in one single day. Was at the airport — so had to carry it in my arms around."
Yet another customer said: "Absolutely love this underseat mini suitcase was perfect for a five night break I thought I wouldn't be able to fit in everything I needed but I did I was so shocked. Strong and durable perfect in every way. Highly recommend."
The AVIO case can be purchased here.
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