The rollaboard
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From: 717A
Trying to decide between the Purdy Neat Stealth 22 (269.95) and the travelpro 22 (119.95). Should I just save the money and get the travel pro or is there something drastically better about the stealth?
Same question for the purdy neat flight case, 300 bucks, vs. the ballistic flight case, which is 150 bucks.
Same question for the purdy neat flight case, 300 bucks, vs. the ballistic flight case, which is 150 bucks.
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I tried the TravelPro version of that. The top plastic (where the hook is attached for your "Lunchbox") cracked, and gave in after awhile .
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
Get the PN Stealth. The metal frame will really come in handy on your day off when you're kicking back enjoying a frosty instead shopping for a replacement bag for your next trip, and taking your broken unit to the store for repairs.
If you can't get the best, get the worst...and throw it away when it breaks. If you get something middle-of-the-road it will still break but it's too expensive to sh*t-can so you will have to get an extra rollaboard to use when your regular rollaboard is in the shop for repairs (about twice a year).
If you can't get the best, get the worst...and throw it away when it breaks. If you get something middle-of-the-road it will still break but it's too expensive to sh*t-can so you will have to get an extra rollaboard to use when your regular rollaboard is in the shop for repairs (about twice a year).
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