Walmart is selling a $490 4-piece luggage set for just $90
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Walmart has handy deals on everything from jump starters to flashlights, but it's hard to beat the superstore's stellar offer on this luggage set that's a whopping $400 off right now.
The Famistar 4-Piece Hardside Luggage Suitcase Set is on sale for $490, which is a whopping 82% off the original $90 price tag. This bestselling travel set boasts over 700 five-star ratings at Walmart and shoppers say it's 'durable' and 'very mobile.'
With your purchase, you'll score a 14-inch, 20-inch, 24-inch, and 28-inch suitcase. They all can be stored in one another and are 100% ABS, meaning they are sturdy without being too heavy. You don't really have to worry about carrying your luggage that much, as every suitcase has multidirectional, silent wheels that make rolling through the airport a breeze. As for inside the luggage, each piece has a zipper divider, mesh pocket, and tie-down straps to simplify packing and maximize space.
'I'm shocked at how well this luggage was made,' one shopper said. 'Even though they don't advertise this as a water-resistant item, my clothes were kept dry during monsoon rains. The wheels survived cobblestone streets and the zippers work incredibly.''Usually you would expect to pay much more for baggage of this quality,' one reviewer pointed out. 'The four distinct sizes make it ideal for any journey and the strong ABS construction guarantees it will survive.'
Since the Famistar 4-Piece Hardside Luggage Suitcase Set is a bestseller, it might not be in stock for long at Walmart. And since its $400 markdown is fantastic (and rare), you should add it to your cart as soon as you can.
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