Travelling is always an annoying and stressful process. Having to worry about whether you’ve packed enough, to whether your luggage can actually fit everything, luggage is probably one of the main stressful factors of travelling. Besides the packing aspect of it, I always hate tugging my luggage around even if it has wheels because when I pack heavily, I always tend to feel like a little girl pulling on a heavy wagon. Then when it comes time to pick up my luggage from baggage claim, I have to prepare myself, huffing and puffing to pull my luggage off the conveyor belt.
Solution? Samsonite has teamed up with Micro Mobility to create the new Trolley Scooter. This hands free luggage is a scooter with a suitcase in front. I just have so many criticisms for this scooter. It might be fun for kids to glide around the airport, but most adults I know would never ride scooters. Secondly, is the scooter constructed well enough to balance out the weight of the suitcase in front? I tend to pack heavily that my luggage even topples over. And, does it even fit as a carry-on to bring along in the airplane? If not, is it strong enough to withstand being tossed around and crushed with other check-ins? Interesting idea, but it’s just not for me.
Travelling is always an annoying and stressful process. Having to worry about whether you’ve packed enough, to whether your luggage can actually fit everything, luggage is probably one of the main stressful factors of travelling. Besides the packing aspect of it, I always hate tugging my luggage around even if it has wheels because when I pack heavily, I always tend to feel like a little girl pulling on a heavy wagon. Then when it comes time to pick up my luggage from baggage claim, I have to prepare myself, huffing and puffing to pull my luggage off the conveyor belt.
Solution? Samsonite has teamed up with Micro Mobility to create the new Trolley Scooter. This hands free luggage is a scooter with a suitcase in front. I just have so many criticisms for this scooter. It might be fun for kids to glide around the airport, but most adults I know would never ride scooters. Secondly, is the scooter constructed well enough to balance out the weight of the suitcase in front? I tend to pack heavily that my luggage even topples over. And, does it even fit as a carry-on to bring along in the airplane? If not, is it strong enough to withstand being tossed around and crushed with other check-ins? Interesting idea, but it’s just not for me.
1 Comment