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Boot Bags as cabin luggage
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I like to travel with my boots because I really don't want to risk loosing my them. I have a bunion on one foot and my boots have been blown out to accomodate it. I can't replace them easily and I don't want to miss a days skiing.
I know everyone feels differently but here's my two penneth's worth.
we are two adults (with boot bags) and two kids, therefore, we're allowed four bags. we pack the boots in their bags padded out with socks, thermals, underwear, etc and they go in the hold with the other two bags.
I'm going to have to rethink next week as the boys aren't coming :cry:. maybe we could get away with just the boot bags as it's only for 3 nights, hmmmm :?:
Oh, bum deal.
as long as it gets me on those slopes I'd consider it a darn good deal :D
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Started by Elgius in Ski Chatter 12-Jan-2009 - 60 Replies
RossF
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Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
Tony_H wrote:I dont understand why anyone would want to travel with a separate boot bag to be honest.
I like to travel with my boots because I really don't want to risk loosing my them. I have a bunion on one foot and my boots have been blown out to accomodate it. I can't replace them easily and I don't want to miss a days skiing.
Bandit
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
Back in the days when Moonboots were the height of apres ski fashion I owned a pair :oops:
Floppy foam things, very light and squashy!
I was heading to a place that had lots of snow and needed to wear them on arrival but Bristol Airport refused to allow me to take them in my hand luggage. So, I made the queue wait whilst I repacked my suitcase to accommodate their stupidity.
Perhaps being in that bit of Zumerset does something to kill the brain cells? Or are the staff especially selected to be PITA :roll:
Floppy foam things, very light and squashy!
I was heading to a place that had lots of snow and needed to wear them on arrival but Bristol Airport refused to allow me to take them in my hand luggage. So, I made the queue wait whilst I repacked my suitcase to accommodate their stupidity.
Perhaps being in that bit of Zumerset does something to kill the brain cells? Or are the staff especially selected to be PITA :roll:
Caron-a
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
eh??? :thumbdown:bandit wrote:Bristol Airport refused to allow me to take them in my hand luggage.
I know everyone feels differently but here's my two penneth's worth.
we are two adults (with boot bags) and two kids, therefore, we're allowed four bags. we pack the boots in their bags padded out with socks, thermals, underwear, etc and they go in the hold with the other two bags.
I'm going to have to rethink next week as the boys aren't coming :cry:. maybe we could get away with just the boot bags as it's only for 3 nights, hmmmm :?:
RossF
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
Who are you flying with caron-a?
Caron-a
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
easyjet
Tony_H
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
caron-a wrote:easyjet
Oh, bum deal.
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Caron-a
reply to 'Boot Bags as cabin luggage' posted Jan-2009
Tony_H wrote:caron-a wrote:easyjet
Oh, bum deal.
as long as it gets me on those slopes I'd consider it a darn good deal :D
Topic last updated on 14-January-2009 at 16:17