Home » Suitcases Borg Living Children's Suitcase - Cabin Suitcase on Wheels - Penguin - Children's Travel Suitcase Borg Living Children's Suitcase - Cabin Suitcase on Wheels - Penguin - Children's Travel Suitcase Children's SuitcaseLightweight Suitcase on WheelsMotif: Penguin Select size Select a variant Great price:34,49EUR Quantity Add to basket In stock Delivery: 1-2 days Item number: PR664 Specifications Material: Hard-shell - ABS Plastic Colour: Black and White Design: Penguin Dimensions: 45x34x26 cm Weight: 1.3 kg Volume: 17 L Wheels: 2 soft rubber wheels Telescopic Handle: Two-position Carrying Handle: Yes Cabin Suitcase: Internal cross strap + Internal zip closure. Children's Travel Suitcase This small and practical cabin suitcase is designed in a playful penguin shape. It is the perfect choice for a child looking for a robust and durable suitcase that is easy to manoeuvre and simple to store. The suitcase includes a practical telescopic handle. The telescopic handle can be adjusted to two different positions. This suitcase is perfect for both short trips and extended holidays, allowing easy organisation of clothing and other items thanks to its intelligent layout. One compartment is equipped with adjustable cross straps to keep clothes secure, while the other can be zipped to prevent items from shifting. Find toiletry bags for your journey here ABS lightweight plastic Known for its strength and lightness, ABS plastic is ideal for travel. This material is perfect for suitcases due to its resistance to impact and pressure, which proves highly advantageous when the suitcase is subject to handling on a baggage carousel. The light weight of ABS plastic makes the suitcase easy to transport. Find travel towels here Add to basket Explore our collection of large towels Discover our range of toiletry bags and beauty cases Browse our selection of bags and backpacks Do you have questions about the product? Read moreHide FAQ - Frequently Asked QuestionsWhich suitcase should I choose?With us you will find suitcases for different types of trips. A smaller suitcase, such as a carry-on suitcase, is the ideal choice if you are going on a shorter trip or just a weekend getaway. If the trip, however, extends up to about a week, we recommend choosing a cabin suitcase, which has plenty of room and makes it easy to store the most necessary belongings. For longer trips a large suitcase is recommended so you have ample space for all your clothes and other items.Which is better, a hard or soft suitcase?At HOME-TEX.com you can choose between materials such as aluminum and ABS (hardcase), which combine strength and low weight. An aluminum suitcase is for those who want maximum durability and protection. Aluminum is a light yet incredibly strong material, which makes the suitcase impact-resistant, scratch-free and resistant to pressure.An ABS (better known as hardcase) suitcase provides maximum protection for your luggage. Hardcase suitcases are often chosen because they can withstand being handled by baggage staff without the risk of permanent damage. Contrary to what their name might suggest, hardcase suitcases are lightweight and do not weigh very much.How do you set the lock on a suitcase?The lock is set to open with the code "0000". You can keep this code or choose a new one yourself. How to change the code:- Push the button in the direction of the arrow.- Turn the numbers to the code you want (in the correct order).- Release the button.- Turn the numbers away from your new code so it cannot be seen.What is a TSA lock?A TSA lock (Transportation Security Administration) ensures that your suitcase is properly secured against theft. With a TSA lock you avoid theft of your personal belongings. This type of lock usually comes in two different versions: directly mounted on the suitcase or as a padlock with a combination code. A genuine TSA lock can be recognized by a red icon.Do you need to change the code on your TSA lock?How to do it - Open the suitcase lock with the factory-set code, or the code you previously set.- Press the reset button (use a needle or the tip of a ballpoint pen).- Set the desired code. The lock makes a clicking sound when you attempt to open it.- When you hear the "click" sound the new code is set. Return
