What about suitcases?
Do you love traveling? then you probably be known with the struggles of luggage. Everyone has it, all the questions about how can I take all the luggage that I need without bothering to come forwards with my suitcase in my red sweaty and painful hand…for example. Here are some tips and interesting information about suitcases and using it.
Should you go for a hard or soft suitcase?
Are you going to choose for a hard-sided suitcase or a soft one? That’s a hard decision. Because what are the aspects that decisive your decision? We put some positive and negative points for you so you can compare them. Love to hear in a comment what your favorite one is and why. First of all it is really important that you have a suitcase of good quality, they need to be strong to come up to the expectations.
What are the positive points of the hard and soft suitcase?
What about the hard suitcases? Mostly the suitcases are a lot lighter and watertight. Also what is good they are easy to clean, you can stack other bags on it and in general they are stronger. But what about the soft suitcases? The soft ones are easy to expand when you need more space, they mostly have more compartments and pockets in it, easy to put away and can’t croak.
Are there some negative things that are good to know about suitcases?
To start with the hard-sided suitcase. There are a few things about those. Minor damage (scratches) are usually good visible, it can break and you can’t expand it when the suitcase if over full. What are your thoughts about this negatives? We are going to talk about the negatives of the soft suitcases now. You can’t get them clean really quick/easy, it can tear and it is less stronger than the hard-sided suitcase.
5 of the best tips for using suitcases
- Go and pick all the stuff you definitely need.
- Choose knits, wool, and cottons. These will not rumple and are versatile.
- Roll softer stuff so it’s smaller and fold stiffer ones with it. This will give you more space for other things.
- Arrange rolled items in the bottom of the bag. Like it’s the bottom of a 3-shells pie.
- Place folded garments next and just fill it in.
We are curious what you always do so here is our question for you
How much do you pack for a two-week holiday?
Minimum – I keep it light so I can carry on my luggage
Medium – I check my bag but don’t want to drag around a heavy case
Maximum – everything but the kitchen sink, I never know what I will need
Hopefully our tips help you to make packing luggage easier and more fun. You will enjoy more during the packing and traveling. Are you still looking to buy soft or hard case cabin luggage to travel with? Olebags has the right one for you.