If you’re heading off on your summer holiday and are in need of a new suitcase, you’re in luck as Antler has slashed the price of its expandable cabin case by more than £50
It’s officially that time of the year when we’re getting ready to jet off on our summer holidays. And whether you’re heading off on a tropical getaway or keeping it a local, having a trusty, high quality suitcase is essential.
We’ve just spotted a Ryanair and EasyJet-approved cabin case for 30% off on the Antler website. And it’s even in a trendy mint green colour so not only can you fit in all your essentials but you can travel in style.
The Logo suitcase was originally priced at £175, and is now down to £122.50, and is a lightweight, hard-shell suitcase that’s as stylish as it is practical.
Made from durable polycarbonate, it’s built to handle all the bumps and bruises of travel, while still looking sleek thanks to its design, which means scuffs won’t stand out.
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It’s also got a few handy features that makes it standout from the rest. These include smooth double spinner wheels for easy movement through the airport, a built-in security-approved lock so you know all your items are safely stowed away, and an expander zip to give you that extra bit of room when you’re bringing back more than you packed. There’s also a there’s two zipped compartments inside that helps to keep things organised and the dimensions are just right for fitting the paid for, 10kg cabin suitcase requirements on most airlines.
If, however, you are looking for a slightly more affordable alternative that fits the free cabin handbag requirements, Tripp’s hard shell under seat cabin case is currently on sale for £42. The dimensions of this bag would fit EasyJet and British Airways planes.
Unfortunately, the Ryanair luggage allowance is slightly smaller than some other airlines so if you’re in the market for a cabin to fit their free hand luggage requirements, a backpack like this one from Amazon, £26.99 here, would probably be the best option.