Welcome back to my channel! A little while ago, I compared Big W and Kmart in the luggage department, and I really wanted to include Target in that video. However, Target had none of their cases in stock at the time. But now, we're in luck because Target is back up and running with their luggage items. Today, we're going in-store to check out how good they are, how they feel, what they look like, how many compartments they have, and all the ins and outs around the Target luggage game.
There are two colors to choose from when it comes to the Target luggage range: black or blush pink. Both are fantastic color choices, in my opinion. You can't go wrong with either.
These cases come in three different sizes. This is the larger size, featuring a convenient top handle that makes it easy to pick up. They're fairly lightweight and feature a hard case, which is my preference. The price tag shows the large case at $110, with the previous price crossed out, indicating the impact of inflation on prices.
The cases also come with a lock mechanism at the top, allowing you to set your own code and secure your zippers. There's also a side handle for easy lifting. Both handles come in handy when retrieving your bags from the conveyor belt at the airport.
The extendable handle on the larger case is easy to use, although it can catch a little. The wheels are impressively smooth, even on hard floors. While they may provide more resistance with weight inside, they appear sturdy.
The smaller cases are priced at $70 each and share the same long handle height as the large case, making them easy to transport side by side. They maneuver just as smoothly as the larger case, even over minor floor obstacles.
Now, let's talk about the smallest case, priced at $40. It's designed to attach onto the smaller cases but appears less sturdy. The practicality of this case is questionable, as it seems prone to falling forward with weight in the top case. The attachment design isn't ideal, and the piece of elastic at the back is too loose for the job.
Moving on to the interior of the cases, the large one features a buckle on one side to hold everything in place. The buckle is easy to use, and the compression compartment makes packing a breeze. Two large mesh compartments sit on the other side, and everything can be securely zipped in. The compression feature is fantastic for removing excess air from the luggage.
The smaller case shares a similar interior design with its larger counterpart, offering ample options for organization. However, there is no need for a case like the smallest one in the set, as it lacks practicality and convenience.
To summarize, the Target luggage range offers two appealing color choices and a variety of sizes. The larger cases are impressively sturdy, while the smallest case seems less practical. For those interested in setting up a reliable luggage collection, the Target range offers a good balance of style and function.
I hope this review provided you with valuable information about the Target luggage range. If you have any questions or thoughts, please leave a comment in the comment box below. And as always, stay tuned for more reviews and updates. Thanks for watching!
