Comments on: The Best Suitcase, and how I Lost Mine http://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine Life Outside The Box Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:16:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: bargainflightlasvegashttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-88233 bargainflightlasvegas Wed, 22 Aug 2007 22:24:46 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-88233 [...] to deem this far out facts at http://www.tynan.net/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm about [...] [...] to deem this far out facts at http://www.tynan.net/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm about [...]

]]> By: Codyhttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-3581 Cody Wed, 18 Oct 2006 21:37:56 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-3581 Jlaix you don't need to sign your name at the end of your comment because it asks you for your name when you leave a comment.Cody Jlaix you don’t need to sign your name at the end of your comment because it asks you for your name when you leave a comment.

Cody

]]> By: jlaixhttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-922 jlaix Tue, 09 May 2006 22:03:34 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-922 Dude, that thing knocked my socks off. Always looking for ways to shave off "annoyance points" from the travel experience.Also, I agree about the manual. I love manuals. I was the kid who wouldn't even play the video game until he read the fucking manual first.-jlaix Dude, that thing knocked my socks off. Always looking for ways to shave off “annoyance points” from the travel experience.

Also, I agree about the manual. I love manuals. I was the kid who wouldn’t even play the video game until he read the fucking manual first.

-jlaix

]]> By: Jakehttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-916 Jake Tue, 09 May 2006 15:24:18 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-916 Check out http://onebag.com/bags.htmlThere's a section titled "Wheels: A Poor Alternative".He even compares the Switchback to another Eagle Creek product without wheels in that section.I'm planning on backpacking in places which don't necessarily have paved sidewalks or roads, so wheels aren't a big deal for me :)I'll do a bit more digging. Thanks for your advice. Check out http://onebag.com/bags.html

There’s a section titled “Wheels: A Poor Alternative”.

He even compares the Switchback to another Eagle Creek product without wheels in that section.

I’m planning on backpacking in places which don’t necessarily have paved sidewalks or roads, so wheels aren’t a big deal for me :)

I’ll do a bit more digging. Thanks for your advice.

]]> By: jaquihttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-914 jaqui Mon, 08 May 2006 21:02:25 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-914 So have you stopped taking cabs in San Francisco? So have you stopped taking cabs in San Francisco?

]]> By: Administratorhttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-913 Administrator Mon, 08 May 2006 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-913 No wheels? That's nuts. I would NEVER get a bag without wheels. I couldn't find where he said that, so I don't know why.The other best thing about this bag is that they have a 100% unconditional warranty. So if you break the wheels or accidentally chainsaw the bag in half, they will give you a new one for free.I would definitely go with the Switchback 22 over the Voyageur - it's the same size + the additional backpack if you need more space / versatility. The support harness on the switchback is at least as comfortable as the Voyageur I'm sure. No wheels? That’s nuts. I would NEVER get a bag without wheels. I couldn’t find where he said that, so I don’t know why.

The other best thing about this bag is that they have a 100% unconditional warranty. So if you break the wheels or accidentally chainsaw the bag in half, they will give you a new one for free.

I would definitely go with the Switchback 22 over the Voyageur – it’s the same size + the additional backpack if you need more space / versatility. The support harness on the switchback is at least as comfortable as the Voyageur I’m sure.

]]> By: LadyTeahttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-912 LadyTea Mon, 08 May 2006 13:51:52 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-912 That's such a happy ending. Wouldn't it be great if everything ended that way... That’s such a happy ending. Wouldn’t it be great if everything ended that way…

]]> By: Jakehttp://tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine/comment-page-1#comment-911 Jake Mon, 08 May 2006 13:33:52 +0000 http://www.tynan.com/the-best-suitcase-and-how-i-lost-mine.htm#comment-911 Hey,I'm currently looking around for some new luggage. I'm planning an extended vacation to Europe. Last time, I took a 70 L backpack which was overkill.Have you ever come across http://onebag.com/ ?The guy there recommends against anything with wheels and seems to have quite a bit of experience with different types of luggage.Currently looking at the MEI "Voyageur". Any advice? Hey,

I’m currently looking around for some new luggage. I’m planning an extended vacation to Europe. Last time, I took a 70 L backpack which was overkill.

Have you ever come across http://onebag.com/ ?

The guy there recommends against anything with wheels and seems to have quite a bit of experience with different types of luggage.

Currently looking at the MEI “Voyageur”. Any advice?

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