Flight case
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Flight case
I know there a lots of threads on this but I have a further question. I'm not overly tall, just over 6ft, but I find with every trolley case I always catch the back of my heels when walking. It's really annoying.
I need a new case anyway, and want to get a new trolley but one that won't trip me up.
Any recommendations out there from tall pilots?
I need a new case anyway, and want to get a new trolley but one that won't trip me up.
Any recommendations out there from tall pilots?
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One of the basic and fundamental laws of physics.
It is not possible for a man to pull a small trolley case without "mincing"
Either embrace your feminine side and mince confidently or "man up" and carry the darned thing.
It is not possible for a man to pull a small trolley case without "mincing"
Either embrace your feminine side and mince confidently or "man up" and carry the darned thing.
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There is a school of thought ( within the prison community) that if you push from astern- it doesn't count . It's only dodgy if you are in front.
Don't buy it myself.
( btw- the op could maybe just try wearing shorter heels )
Don't buy it myself.
( btw- the op could maybe just try wearing shorter heels )
Last edited by HOMER SIMPSONS LOVECHILD; 18th Aug 2013 at 20:47.
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6ft 2ins and no heel scars.
Rimowa.
Available in a multitude of styles, weights and colours to suit all moods and occasions. Perhaps best to avoid those cases which open as Rorschach blot for those that have a veritable lid.
Rimowa.
Available in a multitude of styles, weights and colours to suit all moods and occasions. Perhaps best to avoid those cases which open as Rorschach blot for those that have a veritable lid.
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Longer handle? I used to be in the 'carry it' brigade until shoulders started to ache. Doctor advised wheels due the amount of travelling we do, shoulders got better!