Overnight/Travel Bag

SAINT12661

SAINT12661

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Hi all,

As I'm now spending more time away on business meetings I really do need to invest in a decent overnight/travel bag and was wondering if any members had any reccomendations as to a particular make or model that I should consider.

Based on the fact that I recently purchased my excellent Saddleback wallet following a review on here I'm hoping for a result on this item as well.

Many thanks.

Pete
 
What do you need to carry. I nearly always have a suit so I use a big posh suit bag which I can also pack everything else in. If I'm flying its a small hand luggage suitcase and I wear the suit.
 
Well as you may have seen, Saddlebag do some lovely bags, expensive though
I nearly purchased one from Scaramanga but waited and got one in Turkey whilst on holiday
http://www.scaramangashop.co.uk/fashion/leather-satchels-and-bags/for-him/leather-travel-bags/cat_47.html
 
Lose the beard said:
What do you need to carry. I nearly always have a suit so I use a big posh suit bag which I can also pack everything else in. If I'm flying its a small hand luggage suitcase and I wear the suit.
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Normally the trips only involve an overnight stay, so, travel during the day, night out with the customer and then a meeting at their offices the next morning.

Pete
 
I like Briggs and Riley stuff - notably the (real) lifetime warranty. I picked up a tri-fold suit carrier in TK Maxx at a considerable saving and it's served me well for years.
 
A hard cabin case means you can carry the odd bottle of something with impunity.

Tripp are good value and have a sale atm, also at Debehams

http://www.tripp.co.uk/categories/13-cabin-suitcases
 
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