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Don't know about you but shopping carts - especially grocery carts - gross me out sometimes. How cool it would be to not have to load and unload the shopping carts but rather have all my shopping in one bag, take it up to the check out and then to my car and home. Now I can with this amazing set of five (four regular and one insulated for all your cold food) expandable and reusable shopping bags that clip right into my cart! You load while you shop and then you pick it up, pay and you're on your way home!

The bags fold flat to slip easily into a glove box or the side of a seat. You'll find a flap-over with hook and loop tape closure to secure the bag shut, while the open front pocket helps with extra storage. They're also pretty versatile - you can use one at shopping clubs and other stores that don't supply bags or as laundry and beach bags. Also great for storing toys, crafts and miscellaneous items.

Includes:

  • 4 Reusable Bags
  • 1 Reusable Insulated Bag

Additional Information

  • Dimensions:
    Overall: 14"L x 10"W x 13"H each reusable bag
    Handle Drop: 6" each reusable bag
  • Materials: Reusable Bags: Polypropylene and plastic; Insulated Bag: Polyethylene, poly (ethylene terephthalate)
  • Care: Surface clean with moist towel. Do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry,do not iron, do not dry clean.
  • Country of Origin: China
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Luggage Tips & Baggage Allowances

Having the correct luggage and understanding the general TSA traveling requirements can make or break your trip. Check out below for some tips and requirements that will help you decide the appropriate luggage for your travels:

Frame & Construction
Luggage frames are most commonly made of aluminum, wood and/or durable molded plastic compounds. You want a lightweight inner frame that will ensure strength. When it comes to zippers, look for ones that are reinforced with taped seams to help prevent fraying. Also, double stitching ensures a smooth closure every time. A common misconception is that thick leather is the only material that prevents belongings from getting ruined during travel. However, this can make the suitcase very heavy and hard to move. Nylon is a nice alternative, as it costs less to manufacture and is sturdy enough to effectively protect your possessions.

Handles
Most wheeled suitcases contain a telescopic pull handle, allowing you to adjust the height and conceal the handle when not in use. The handle should be sturdy and able to withstand pulling. Finding a suitcase with a locking handle will help keep it from bending due to weight pressure. Non-wheeled bags will most likely have hand and shoulder straps. Take note of the overall construction, as handles are typically connected with screws or rivets. Screws are much easier to replace if broken. You’ll also want to be comfortable with the bag, so make sure its handle has a soft/padded, sturdy grip.

Rolling Luggage
If you don't want to carry your baggage, then rolling luggage is right for you. A common type is known as "spinner" luggage, which has four wheels instead of two. Having four wheels makes your suitcase more stable and easier to move through crowded areas. When looking for spinner luggage, wheels should be placed far apart and should attach deep into the bag's frame.

Tips:

  • Keep in mind how often you travel and what type of traveling you do. If you are a weekly business traveler, it makes sense to invest in higher-end luggage versus someone who is an occasional vacation traveler.
  • When looking for luggage, try to find pieces that aren’t too heavy. Keep in mind your luggage will become heavier once you start packing.
  • Consider getting a color other than black. Black is the most common luggage color and is often hard to spot when claiming your bag. If you do end up with black, add a distinctive color ribbon or line of paint on the handle so your bag is easier to find.
  • Even if your luggage has wheels, still make sure that you are able to lift and transport your bag. Not only could over-packing damage your bag, but it could possibly result in extra handling charges.
  • Make sure your luggage contains updated contact information (name, address, phone, e-mail) so if it gets lost, the airlines can easily get a hold of you.

    TSA Allowances for Carry-on Baggage:

  • One purse, briefcase, camera bag, diaper bag or laptop computer that can fit under the seat in front of you
  • One bag that measures 22" x 14" x 9" or smaller; May not exceed 45 linear inches in combined length, width and height
    Please note TSA requirements are subject to change and should be verified upon arriving at the airport.