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I'm after a sturdy travel bag for my trip to Oman in Jan - I am a fussy sod, but be appreciative of any options, or tips as to decent ones, or even offers you may have come across.

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If you want one that folds down small and is easily stored in hotel rooms and at home, the Sun Mountain Kube is unbeatable. Offered enough protection when I traveled (got one on of those arm extenders too though).
If you want full on protection and don't care about bulky, then thr Big Max i-guard or the Longridge hard cases are very good.
 

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If you want one that folds down small and is easily stored in hotel rooms and at home, the Sun Mountain Kube is unbeatable. Offered enough protection when I traveled (got one on of those arm extenders too though).
If you want full on protection and don't care about bulky, then thr Big Max i-guard or the Longridge hard cases are very good.

Thanks!

The Kube and the Motocaddy are probably leading the way for me - I’ll check out the others, but hard cases do add weight and I’m bound to end up paying excess baggage!!
 

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I do love my Kube. Best travel bag I've had. And the missus loves that it goes into a cupboard really easily! Win win!
 

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I do love my Kube. Best travel bag I've had. And the missus loves that it goes into a cupboard really easily! Win win!

Can I borrow it in Jan for a week please :D

Could I also ask - I’ve only 30kg plus 7kg, so hoping to get everything golf in there, leaving the hand baggage for non-golf clothing. Doable?
 

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Can I borrow it in Jan for a week please :D

Could I also ask - I’ve only 30kg plus 7kg, so hoping to get everything golf in there, leaving the hand baggage for non-golf clothing. Doable?
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You may struggle to get loads in it, so how many shorts, shirts, etc are you stuffing in there? And do you care if they're crushed?!
 

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You may struggle to get loads in it, so how many shorts, shirts, etc are you stuffing in there? And do you care if they're crushed?!

Four rounds so a top and shorts/pants for each round, one pair of shoes and toiletries. I’m sure undies and socks can slip into the nooks and crannies. I’d like to think I’d get quite a bit in the golf bag pockets - no waterproofs/brolly etc.

Oman is a bit long pants and shirts, so thought it’d be more of a struggle to get the non golf stuff in 7kg hand baggage to be honest.

Happy to iron stuff once settled in.
 

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If your carry bag can take the tops and shorts (although 4 shorts is excessive for me!), the pants and socks will stuff in the golf shoes, the toiletries need to go in a plastic bag in case of leaks, but you'll get that in the Kube no bother. Some stuff can pad out the top of the bag, along with a couple of golf towels maybe but they'd need laundered when you get there.
 

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If your carry bag can take the tops and shorts (although 4 shorts is excessive for me!), the pants and socks will stuff in the golf shoes, the toiletries need to go in a plastic bag in case of leaks, but you'll get that in the Kube no bother. Some stuff can pad out the top of the bag, along with a couple of golf towels maybe but they'd need laundered when you get there.

It’s a pro am so need to look the part :LOL: and has to be an outfit a day!

I think it’ll be a case of utilising the golf bag apparel bag pockets as much as possible and packing well.

Thanks for all the advice!
 

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It’s a pro am so need to look the part :LOL: and has to be an outfit a day!

I think it’ll be a case of utilising the golf bag apparel bag pockets as much as possible and packing well.

Thanks for all the advice!
Good luck and enjoy the trip, mate.
 

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Got the macgreggor XL from hotgolf and love it. Recent stag do to Portugal it took 4 sets of golf gear, 4 sets of evening close + toiletries etc with easy. Plenty of padding and folds down very small.

I’d love a hard shell case but with one trip a year abroad, it doesn’t warrant the investment.
 

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Got the macgreggor XL from hotgolf and love it. Recent stag do to Portugal it took 4 sets of golf gear, 4 sets of evening close + toiletries etc with easy. Plenty of padding and folds down very small.

I’d love a hard shell case but with one trip a year abroad, it doesn’t warrant the investment.

Thanks for this - with the tight carry on baggage allowance, I'm going to have to use a case which I can get basically everything for the week in, so with the low weight, worth a look.
 
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