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Judith's 30-Day Experience

Judith's 30-Day Experience

At 63 I Was Kneeling On A Suitcase That Wouldn't Zip. Then I Gave One Carry-On 30 Days.

I figured the fix was a bigger suitcase, a folding class on YouTube, or wearing my winter coat onto the plane in July. The fix turned out to be a pink bag I'd laughed at on Facebook.

Judith Marsh

Grandmother of 5 • 30-Day Test

I Laughed At The Facebook Ad

After five grandkids, two coasts and more checked bags than I can count, I figured I'd tried every fix there is. Packing cubes, those plastic bags you roll the air out of, my daughter's fold-everything-in-thirds method. I still paid to check a suitcase every single trip.

 

Then a pink bag kept showing up in my feed. Luhxe. The ad promised 3 features only a woman would think to put in a bag, and I rolled my eyes so hard my reading glasses moved.

 

I clicked anyway, mostly to prove it wrong. A built-in hanger for dresses. A separate spot for shoes. Pockets for makeup. Somebody had clearly stood in a bedroom the night before a flight, same as me.

 

I said out loud to nobody, "All right, you have my attention."

 

So I ordered the Roller Edition in Rose and gave it 30 days and two trips. Here's how that went...

What I Found Inside The Luhxe Bag

My hopes were low. I bought a $25 duffel years ago and the zipper gave out in the Tampa airport. I still have the safety pin.

 

I assumed a soft bag was a soft bag.

 

The first night, I found out how wrong I was.

I started laying clothes on the bed and kept going, just to see where it would stop. Luhxe says 38+ items of clothing plus 5 pairs of shoes. I quit at 31 items and 4 pairs, mostly because I ran out of things I like wearing.

 

Then the part that sold me: a built-in hanger and a wrinkle-resistant lining. My navy dress went in on the hanger and came out ready to wear at my son's place in Denver.

 

Luhxe lists it at 2.2 pounds empty. My old suitcase weighed more than most of my grandchildren did when they were born. At 20 x 9 x 12.5 inches, the Luhxe slid right into the overhead bin.

 

For the first time in about 30 years of flying, I packed everything I wanted and paid no checked-bag fee.

What Changed My Mind (And Saved My Right Shoulder)

The set of detachable wheels won me over.

 

They go on with no tools. A telescopic handle pulls up to your height. When you're done rolling, the wheels come off and tuck inside the bag.

 

No more hauling a suitcase up onto the scale. No more leaving my good shoes at home.

 

At the gate I took the wheels off, slung it over my left shoulder on the strap and walked on like I'd planned it that way.

 

In Denver I rolled it through the terminal, then carried it up my son's front steps by the handles.

 

Luhxe says more than 100,000 women already own one. After one trip, I could see why.

My Verdict After 30 Days

I'd seen this bag in my feed for weeks and I expected a cute purse with big ideas.

 

The ads felt pushy, the numbers looked too good, and I assumed I'd be mailing it back.

 

Thirty days and two trips later, I gave my old suitcase to the church rummage sale.

 

What I'd tell my sister:

  • No checked-bag fee on either trip
  • Nine days of clothes and 4 pairs of shoes in one carry-on
  • Walking past the check-in line and skipping baggage claim
  • Dresses that came off the hanger ready to wear
  • Makeup in its own pockets, where I could actually find it

At about $65 a trip to check a bag, my $179 Roller Edition pays for itself by trip three. The $129 Classic, which has no wheels, gets there by trip two.

 

So if you're sick of handing an airline $65 for your own dresses... if you've ever knelt on a suitcase at midnight... go take a look at this bag.

 

Other women have written about theirs too...

Other Women Beat Me To It

Can store about three dresses in walls without becoming too bulky to zip. Lots of pockets for smaller things like brushes, travel shampoo, etc. Definitely recommend

Olivia S.

The color is so beautiful, and it fits all my clothes when I visit my family in Korea!

Kaci W.

Perfect size bag-not too big, but definitely not too small!! Plus, plenty of different storage areas and pockets

Angela R.

It's roomy enough to bring my essentials and small enough to not get too heavy. Fits just right in the overhead as well.

Emily J.

I Won't Go Back To My Old Suitcase

When I lined up every way I've tried to get my clothes onto a plane,

one of them clearly won:

 

Checked Suitcase

 

 

Cheap Duffel Bags

 

What Fits

38+ items

Plenty, if you can lift it

Whatever you can cram in

Empty Weight

2.2 lbs, per Luhxe

Heavy

Light, but no shape

Airport Time

Straight to the exit

Check-in line + baggage claim

Straight to the exit

Dresses

Built-in hanger

Folded and creased

Balled up in a corner

Rolling Option

Roller Edition

Yes

Usually no

Checked Fee

$0 when carried on

$65+ per trip

$0 if allowed on board

My bottom line: If you're done with bag fees and done kneeling on zippers, my receipts and my right shoulder both point the same way.

 

What's in it for you:

38+ items of clothing plus 5 pairs of shoes

Built-in hanger and wrinkle-resistant lining

No checked-bag fee when you carry it on

Skip the check-in line and walk past baggage claim

100-day guarantee on defects

Luhxe lists it as carry-on approved on 100+ airlines. Check yours first

What I Wanted To Know Before I Ordered (And What I Found Out) 👇

I'll admit it, this bag sat in my cart for four days while I argued with myself. These were my questions...

1) Will it REALLY fit the overhead bin?

My biggest worry. Luhxe lists it as carry-on approved on 100+ airlines, at 20 x 9 x 12.5 inches. Mine went in the overhead on both my US trips. Limits vary, so look up your airline's size and weight rules before you pack.

2) How much can I honestly pack in it?

Luhxe says up to 10 days of everyday clothes plus 2 to 3 dresses. I got nine days of clothes and 4 pairs of shoes in, plus my toiletries. Fold things first and it still zips.

3) Will my dresses come out looking like I slept in them?

I expected to need an iron. I didn't. The built-in hanger and wrinkle-resistant lining did the work, and my navy dress went straight from the bag to my grandson's recital.

4) Is it tough enough? Or will it fall apart in a year?

Thirty days won't tell you about year ten, so I'll stick to what I saw. It's PU leather with a water-resistant coating, and it shrugged off a rainy walk to the rental car. The stitching and zippers still look new.

5) Can I send it back if it isn't for me?

Read this part before you buy. The 100-day quality guarantee covers genuine defects (exclusions apply), with a replacement or a refund if they can't replace it. If you just change your mind, you have 30 days from delivery to ask, you pay return shipping, and the outcome is up to Luhxe. I read all of that and ordered anyway.

At 63 I Was Kneeling On A Suitcase That Wouldn't Zip. Then I Gave One Carry-On 30 Days.

I figured the fix was a bigger suitcase, a folding class on YouTube, or wearing my winter coat onto the plane in July. The fix turned out to be a pink bag I'd laughed at on Facebook.

Judith Marsh

Grandmother of 5 • 30-Day Test

I Laughed At The Facebook Ad

After five grandkids, two coasts and more checked bags than I can count, I figured I'd tried every fix there is. Packing cubes, those plastic bags you roll the air out of, my daughter's fold-everything-in-thirds method. I still paid to check a suitcase every single trip.

 

Then a pink bag kept showing up in my feed. Luhxe. The ad promised 3 features only a woman would think to put in a bag, and I rolled my eyes so hard my reading glasses moved.

 

I clicked anyway, mostly to prove it wrong. A built-in hanger for dresses. A separate spot for shoes. Pockets for makeup. Somebody had clearly stood in a bedroom the night before a flight, same as me.

 

I said out loud to nobody, "All right, you have my attention."

 

So I ordered the Roller Edition in Rose and gave it 30 days and two trips. Here's how that went...

What I Found Inside The Luhxe Bag

My hopes were low. I bought a $25 duffel years ago and the zipper gave out in the Tampa airport. I still have the safety pin.

 

I assumed a soft bag was a soft bag.

 

The first night, I found out how wrong I was.

I started laying clothes on the bed and kept going, just to see where it would stop. Luhxe says 38+ items of clothing plus 5 pairs of shoes. I quit at 31 items and 4 pairs, mostly because I ran out of things I like wearing.

 

Then the part that sold me: a built-in hanger and a wrinkle-resistant lining. My navy dress went in on the hanger and came out ready to wear at my son's place in Denver.

 

Luhxe lists it at 2.2 pounds empty. My old suitcase weighed more than most of my grandchildren did when they were born. At 20 x 9 x 12.5 inches, the Luhxe slid right into the overhead bin.

 

For the first time in about 30 years of flying, I packed everything I wanted and paid no checked-bag fee.

What Changed My Mind (And Saved My Right Shoulder)

The set of detachable wheels won me over.

 

They go on with no tools. A telescopic handle pulls up to your height. When you're done rolling, the wheels come off and tuck inside the bag.

 

No more hauling a suitcase up onto the scale. No more leaving my good shoes at home.

 

At the gate I took the wheels off, slung it over my left shoulder on the strap and walked on like I'd planned it that way.

 

In Denver I rolled it through the terminal, then carried it up my son's front steps by the handles.

 

Luhxe says more than 100,000 women already own one. After one trip, I could see why.

My Verdict After 30 Days

I'd seen this bag in my feed for weeks and I expected a cute purse with big ideas.

 

The ads felt pushy, the numbers looked too good, and I assumed I'd be mailing it back.

 

Thirty days and two trips later, I gave my old suitcase to the church rummage sale.

 

What I'd tell my sister:

 

  • No checked-bag fee on either trip
  • Nine days of clothes and 4 pairs of shoes in one carry-on
  • Walking past the check-in line and skipping baggage claim
  • Dresses that came off the hanger ready to wear
  • Makeup in its own pockets, where I could actually find it

 

At about $65 a trip to check a bag, my $179 Roller Edition pays for itself by trip three. The $129 Classic, which has no wheels, gets there by trip two.

 

So if you're sick of handing an airline $65 for your own dresses... if you've ever knelt on a suitcase at midnight... go take a look at this bag.

 

Other women have written about theirs too...

Other Women Beat Me To It

Can store about three dresses in walls without becoming too bulky to zip. Lots of pockets for smaller things like brushes, travel shampoo, etc. Definitely recommend

Olivia S.

The color is so beautiful, and it fits all my clothes when I visit my family in Korea!

Kaci W.

Perfect size bag-not too big, but definitely not too small!! Plus, plenty of different storage areas and pockets

Angela R.

It's roomy enough to bring my essentials and small enough to not get too heavy. Fits just right in the overhead as well.

Emily J.

I Won't Go Back To My Old Suitcase

When I lined up every way I've tried to get my clothes onto a plane, one of them clearly won:

 

Checked

Suitcase

 

 

Cheap Duffel Bags

 

What

Fits

38+ items

Plenty, if you

can lift it

Whatever you

can cram in

Empty Weight

2.2 lbs, per Luhxe

Heavy

 

Light, but no shape

Airport

Time

Straight to the exit

Check-in line +

baggage claim

Straight to the exit

Dresses

Built-in

hanger

Folded and

creased

Balled up in a corner

Rolling

Option

Roller

Edition

Yes

 

Usually

no

Checked Fee

$0 when carried on

$65+ per trip

$0 if allowed on board

My bottom line: If you're done with bag fees and done kneeling on zippers, my receipts and my right shoulder both point the same way.

 

What's in it for you:

38+ items of clothing plus 5 pairs of shoes

Built-in hanger and wrinkle-resistant lining

No checked-bag fee when you carry it on

Skip the check-in line and walk past baggage claim

100-day guarantee on defects

Luhxe lists it as carry-on approved on 100+ airlines. Check yours first

What I Wanted To Know Before I Ordered (And What I Found Out) 👇

I'll admit it, this bag sat in my cart for four days while I argued with myself. These were my questions...

1) Will it REALLY fit the overhead bin?

My biggest worry. Luhxe lists it as carry-on approved on 100+ airlines, at 20 x 9 x 12.5 inches. Mine went in the overhead on both my US trips. Limits vary, so look up your airline's size and weight rules before you pack.

2) How much can I honestly pack in it?

Luhxe says up to 10 days of everyday clothes plus 2 to 3 dresses. I got nine days of clothes and 4 pairs of shoes in, plus my toiletries. Fold things first and it still zips.

3) Will my dresses come out looking like I slept in them?

I expected to need an iron. I didn't. The built-in hanger and wrinkle-resistant lining did the work, and my navy dress went straight from the bag to my grandson's recital.

4) Is it tough enough? Or will it fall apart in a year?

Thirty days won't tell you about year ten, so I'll stick to what I saw. It's PU leather with a water-resistant coating, and it shrugged off a rainy walk to the rental car. The stitching and zippers still look new.

5) Can I send it back if it isn't for me?

Read this part before you buy. The 100-day quality guarantee covers genuine defects (exclusions apply), with a replacement or a refund if they can't replace it. If you just change your mind, you have 30 days from delivery to ask, you pay return shipping, and the outcome is up to Luhxe. I read all of that and ordered anyway.