Should I worry about the handle on my luggage breaking due to the extra weight?
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No. I traveled overseas with several connection flights with my cheap luggage and had no issues.
1161783
My son weighs 35 pounds and didn't have any issues with breaking of the luggage handle. I don't think you have to worry about that
1161784
Also, there is another adjustable strap that goes about and snap around the actually roll-along bag as well. Hope this helped!!
1161785
No, my daughter has really cheap hand luggage and ghas no problem. Any weight is on the body of the luggage.
1161786
I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
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It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until it's covered to your satisfaction. That is a lot easier that holding the luggage still and trying to pull the roll around it. good luck! It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until... » Read More It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until it's covered to your satisfaction. That is a lot easier that holding the luggage still and trying to pull the roll around it. good luck! « Show Less
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It isn't a problem because the cart is small and light so one can take it on board and place it under the seat or in the bin ....it is a big helper for transporting light luggage ....I recommend it without any doubt !!!!
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it can be difficult, however I have used mine a few times to weight check baggage, including one of the largest luggage rollers around.
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I wouldn't - but if you do, proceed with caution. Perhaps if you have something non-slip between the luggage and roof, it might be fine. Make it very tight.
1482457
That was a concern of mine as well... It is fairly heavy but I haven't had issues moving it around.
1902625
If you pack it in the middle....no problem. If you pack on top it may get punctured if using a soft sided luggage.
1388250
I wound up leaving it at home because it seemed a transit hazard to anyone trying to get across you to get to the aisle in coach. Don't know if the Airlines have any specific policy, but figured it wasn't worth it's weight and space in a carryon on top of being a possible hazard. Lufthansa, for ex., only allowed 18lbs for carryon on transatlantic flight, and this weighed c. 2lbs.
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It might break. I suggest you wrap it iib bubble wrap before putting in suitcase
493891
if I remember correctly the max weight is 40-45 lbs so your luggage may take the most wear, but more than enough space. The product is amazing!
1590175
This is really heavy it caused overweight on luggage and it is not really easy to carry....
1156929
The problem is not the handle, but the size of the Pet Porter. Check with your airline and see if they will take one that big. Our dog had to fly on a cargo plane.
326756
That has never happened to me. The handle makes a huge difference for me as a 5 foot tall person trying to carry a 10'6" board. When I leave the handle attached to the board inside, it does fall off overnight, but it has never even loosened while carrying.
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Technically, I don't believe there are any seats that say it is "safe" to leave the handle up while traveling for liability reasons. However, I always travelled with it in the carry (up) position as my child had a toy bar for entertainment and it was always very safe and secure. It did not impact the safety values of the seat at all.
1154234
I didn't have any issues with the handle. Mine was the foot petal on the bucket that broke 2 times. Not well made.
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Yes, I have been carrying it around in my pocket for several months now without any problems. I haven't had any issues with the handle at all. It is a metal handle wrapped in hard plastic.
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NoelNot sure, I was so disapointed with handle failing the first time I used the bag I returned it