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Mar 2026-Mar 2026
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Small snag, but still my go-to luggage
Small snag, but still my go-to luggage
Returns & Refundswheels still roll, fabric hasn’t shredded, and they do their job day to day. There’s a bit of wear — nothing surprising after two years — so I get that not everything is covered, but the contradiction between the warranty language and the parts-unavailable answer is annoying. Would I buy from them again? Probably, yeah. I like the overall design and the quick communication. I’d just be more cautious about depending on that warranty being useful if the exact part you need is from an older line. All in all: good product, decent service, delivery was reliable, but the warranty follow-through could be better. If you rely heavily on long-term repairs, maybe double-check availability; if you want reliable luggage that looks after you for a couple of years, this will do the trick.
Small suitcase, big headache
Small suitcase, big headache
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sturdy zips, decent wheels, looked sharp. Fast forward to now and, uh, most of it is basically unusable. That part actually surprised me — I did expect better longevity — but the thing I want to talk about is how the warranty and the whole replacement dance played out, because that’s the real kicker.
I filed replacement requests for two pieces and thought, simple, right? Nope. They wouldn’t let me combine the bags onto one ticket even though it was the same matching set. So I get offered a replacement for one bag — in black — but only after this bizarre $50 “shipping” fee that shows as $0 shipping cost and then taxes applied to that fee. That was confusing and felt like being nickelled and dimed. I even had to point out a bag on their own website that matched the other piece, and they first said it was out of stock. I sent the link — literally — and they suddenly made a “one-time exception.” Sounds okay, except their invoice didn’t list the colour or name, just an SKU number. When I asked them to add the colour it turned into a whole saga: now they said it would be the same style as the other replacement but in violet, which wasn’t what I asked for.
So I’m stuck in this loop where they keep saying the bag has been ordered (it hasn’t — I haven’t paid), and somehow nothing can be changed, even though they did change things earlier on the other ticket. The whole experience made me feel like you need to be half-lawyer to interpret their messages. Annoying, and honestly a little demoralizing. I like the luggage itself — when it works — but the support side left me frustrated and kind of bemused. Not a great end to what started off promising.
About Travelpro
Travelpro is a luggage and travel accessories company known for designing and selling suitcases, carry-ons, and travel bags. The brand is associated with products developed for frequent travellers and airline crew, including rolling luggage styles used for business and leisure travel. Travelpro offers softside and hardside collections, with models that typically feature wheeled mobility and organizational compartments. The company sells through various retail and online channels in North America.
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