The best carry-on luggage in the UK, tested on an assault course
Summary
This article reviews the best carry-on luggage available in the UK by testing them on an assault course. It explains why taking a cabin bag can reduce carbon emissions and airline fees, and highlights different types of cabin bags suited for various budgets and needs.Key Facts
- Flying causes 2.5% of global carbon emissions, which may double or triple by 2050.
- Using cabin bags instead of hold luggage can reduce the weight carried on planes and lower fuel use.
- Cabin bags fit in overhead bins on planes and overhead racks on trains, making them convenient for travel.
- The article tested seven cabin bags on an assault course to check their durability and ease of use under tough conditions.
- Different cabin bags offer features like hard shells, soft materials, extendable handles, wheels, and even built-in power banks.
- Recommended cabin bags include the July Carry On (£245), Tripp Holiday 8 (£45), Carl Friedrik the Carry-on X (£495), and Away the Carry On Flex (£265).
- The luggage was tested by dragging it over obstacles and mud to simulate real travel challenges.
- Leftover luggage from testing was donated to a youth support centre at West Leeds Activity Centre.
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