I spent $1,200 on a suitcase (Tumi 19 Degree Aluminum Review)
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- In this video, I'm doing a quick review of the new 2022 Tumi 19 Degree Suitcases (Expandable & Carry-On sizes). I'm not a big travel tech reviewer but I'll go into my thoughts on all the pros and cons these suitcases have for entrepreneurs and business use.
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Overall, I LOVE the suitcases and the versatility they give me when flying both domestic and international. We'll go into the exterior and interior differences between the expandable and carry-on suitcases as well as my personal thoughts.
These suitcases are the two main suitcases I use and I'll be going over whether or not they are a good buy.
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-Charlie
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Timeline:
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - Specs & Pricing
1:38 - The Design
2:43 - Continental Size Features
5:20 - The Inside
6:07 - International Expandable Size Features
8:01 - Side by Size Comparison
10:05 - Conclusion
Those locking latches were extensively worked on to get that exact sound and feel when activating.
thanks for this review! It's so cool to find out that they have an expandable version. I have Tumi products for my backpack and duffel bags but for luggages, I have all Rimowa just because I love how their wheels feel. Cool video bro! 😀
I went with the Tumi because of the expansion version. Had no idea until I got it shown at a Tumi store. I was dead set getting a Rimowa but walked by Tumi first and was sold.
@@gyang333 Tumi is a great choice too!!! :)
Are you happy and satisfied? I am a fan of their duffel bags and backpacks :)
Thanks a lot - not too many reviews of these beauties ;) I plan to get a black international one and only use it for carry on.. i plan to get the cover as well and use it in the security area…
Thanks for the super detailed review. I have a Tumi Alfa bravo continental suitcase, but want something lighter. I love this suitcase, and was hoping it would lighter, but your review lets me know that’s not the case. Might have to inquire about the plastic version. Thank you again for all the great information.
This is nice! I've been searching for the comparison of these two luggages as I was really undecided which one I'm gonna get. Continental for me is better since in my experience, Airlines do not usually look or check on my carry-on luggage so think it's all good. Thank you for this vid. Really helps!
Glad it was helpful!
Pretty good video!
Yo! Thanks for this video. Just got a Continental in Black for the extra space, but it's still not as much space as my old Alpha Kirtland
My old Tumi Alpha 24-in checked luggage has similar expandable locking mechanism, but that does not hold up at full-load, meaning it is snapped out of the locking position when the luggage is full. Have you tested to see this is would hold up when being filled with 35 pounds of stuffs inside?
So you would recommend the regular international one? What about the other tumi with compartments in front?
Hi Charlie the continental expandable is def 35 litres? In reality are the two sides deep enough to hold a week of clothes?
Hi mate is there a reason you chose the silver over other colours?
Rimowa has the best wheel and weight balance on their luggages
Follow up video on how the suitcase is holding up?
Are they both compatible for Carry on within us?
I assume there's a locking mechanism... can it be reset? I'm thinking of buying one of these on eBay.
My Rimowa has soft close handles! 👏🏻
5.8kg is no joke...
Good choice. My timing 19Degree has been all over with me. I’ve used it for flights as well as vehicle travel. I choose it over the rimowa because the seemed that the fit and finish was better and I’ve seen it less often during my travels.
Which one you have ? How much can you fit
rimowa lifetime warraty vs tumi 5 year is tempting
The worst part of Tumi luggage is that at this high price it does not offer life time warrenty as a lot of other luxury brands do.
Tumi hasn’t been making luggage for over 100 years. Not even half that! They were founded in 1975.
How many days do you find you can pack with the continental?
I personally can do about 1 week - I will say it definitely doesn't hold as much as other suitcases and is quite heavy
@@TheCharlieChangShow thats my dilemma. I just bought the continental but appreciate how much larger the Cabin Plus is.
@@TheCharlieChangShow how about the international one?
Has anyone else had the issue with the expandable not being completely sealed when closed and not expanded? You can see the fabric for the expandable portion through the seam when the bag is closed and not expanded. The bag was barely full. I thought it was a defect but apparently it’s normal… looks terrible in my opinion.
Nice looking suitcases but you mention they ding easily, weigh 13 pounds and cost over $1000. Not worth the money.
You can’t afford it , that’s all. Empty pockets .
Some aluminium carry on bags look nice out of the box but can be susceptible to permanent dents and scratches that will never be fixed. A selling point of aluminium bags is the lack of a zipper which manufacturers and sellers claim makes them less vulnerable to
being broken into by thieves. Last time I check, those bags come with a TSA lock which is easy to access by using a cheap key available everywhere.
Another reason that an aluminium carry on bag which can weigh up to 4 kg or more does not make it suitable when using a1rlines that limit a carry on weight to 7-8 kg. That would leave little room for belongings.
Considering how roughly are bags treated by handlers and conveyor belts, checking an aluminium bag makes even less sense .
Aluminum case is not practical for carryon.
Even worse when they get checked in. They will get tossed around on conveyor belts or/and roughly handled when they get loaded and unloaded by handlers. Unfortunately, some people believe anything they see online. "I paid $1200 for this bag". LOL
Not a fan of the clam style too
Dump Tumi after their garbage bags breaking on me. Had to ship my clothes back from NYC on a business trip- Pain in my ass to do that- I used Tumi for 20 yrs of business travel- they used to be good now they are cheap and awful. Went to Rimowa never going back to Tumi
"I spent $1,200 on a suitcase". Of course, you did!
This guy is pushing Chinese knockoffs