Anonymous
Post 07/03/2025 11:06     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

I got a Jenni bag which is a similar concept. I have never ended up using it because I can fit more into my cheap but sturdy cabin sized hard side case from Amazon Basics. The foldie may be different, but with the Jenni bag, you have to unpack the whole thing to get to any dresses. That is a pain on short trips.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2025 10:59     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

I have a knock off and used it for airplane/beach bag. Don't get a light color as that gets gross fast. Otherwise I like it. It's a giant carry all with a suitcase sleeve which helps. We do carryons only so for me it's this and a rolly bag. And this one fits under the seat since my kids just bring their small backpacks.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2025 10:56     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Anonymous wrote:How about this. use a real suitcase and check your bag, cheapskate!

Np but if I could pay to have my larger bag with me and watch it go into the plane, Id do that. I only carry on to reduce baggage lost risk.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2025 10:51     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I use a Vera Bradley XL traveler duffle I've had for 20 years and its in excellent shape. A couple years ago I got each of my teen DDs one and they really like them too. They are $40-50 at the outlet and very durable, and collapse very small when empty.


Except the XL is 26inches when in use and isn't carryone size. The large travel duffle would work though.


PP above and ours must be the large then. We definitely carry them on the plane without issue and can shove them under the seat if needed, but usually can put them up.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2025 10:16     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Anonymous wrote:I use a Vera Bradley XL traveler duffle I've had for 20 years and its in excellent shape. A couple years ago I got each of my teen DDs one and they really like them too. They are $40-50 at the outlet and very durable, and collapse very small when empty.


Except the XL is 26inches when in use and isn't carryone size. The large travel duffle would work though.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2025 16:03     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

I have one I received as a gift. Used it a few times and it's... fine. It's not something I'd have bought for myself over the zillion other nylon zipper totes you can but in any store.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2025 15:34     Subject: Re:Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Keep clear…. My foldie is 8 months old and have used it for 4 trips. Inside lining has ripped and the company wants nothing to do with it…I bought it from Amazon but let’s face it it’s a foldie product they don’t want to help me at all. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE
Anonymous
Post 12/17/2024 19:55     Subject: Re:Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Do not waste your money
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 01:34     Subject: Re:Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

Dont place any orders for them they dont arrive! I ordered two orders four different bags and nothing has arrived first order done 18th Oct and no replies to my emails either
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2024 16:31     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

I have a knock off for $25 and its worked well for a couple years now. Doubles as a poolside/beach bag for us too.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2024 16:27     Subject: Anyone tried the "Foldie" carry-on bag? Want someone's real-world input

I just can't get past how ugly the Foldie is.