Carryon wheeled luggage in Italy!

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Jan 18th, 2016 | 05:03 PM

#21

flpab

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I am going back to two wheels after this suitcase wears out. I like the spinner but not on trains, stairs or cobblestones.
I want the Lipault 2 wheeled 19 Inch next.

Jan 18th, 2016 | 05:06 PM

#22

thursdaysd

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I traveled for a decade with a backpack and day pack. Now I travel with a two-wheeled carry-on size bag (22 inch) that I check, and a day pack. It's getting harder to find two-wheeled carry-on size bags, but I don't trust those flimsy looking four wheels in the hold.

Jan 18th, 2016 | 05:48 PM

#23

Adelaidean

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I now use a 2 wheeled carry on that converts to a backpack. Don't need to put it on my back often, but on the odd occasion, it's been helpful to have hands free or not struggling on rough surfaces.

Jan 21st, 2016 | 07:10 AM

#24

bilboburgler

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given that cars often park so their bodywork is over the curb and so narrows the pavement you need a narrow wide body. Two wheels work best, 4 are useless.

20kg is too much, you need to punch in at 12kgs tops for 2 weeks including toys.