Simple question- would you load up a rear wardrobe and overhead lockers with clothes when towing, or would they be better in a bag on the floor?
colinbal4 said:Thanks for all the advice.
How many clothes seems to be the guiding factor!
We are taking enough clothes for three adults for a 10 day holiday. So if you were taking that on a plane you'd probably be taking 3 holdalls of 15kg to 28kg each.
otherclive said:colinbal4 said:Thanks for all the advice.
How many clothes seems to be the guiding factor!
We are taking enough clothes for three adults for a 10 day holiday. So if you were taking that on a plane you'd probably be taking 3 holdalls of 15kg to 28kg each.
28kg seems a bit extreme for 10 days and surely will eat into payload. We tend to travel light and on longer holidays will do some washing of laundry. Most of our clothes are easy care and easy dry so don’t need ironing.
otherclive said:colinbal4 said:Thanks for all the advice.
How many clothes seems to be the guiding factor!
We are taking enough clothes for three adults for a 10 day holiday. So if you were taking that on a plane you'd probably be taking 3 holdalls of 15kg to 28kg each.
28kg seems a bit extreme for 10 days and surely will eat into payload. We tend to travel light and on longer holidays will do some washing of laundry. Most of our clothes are easy care and easy dry so don’t need ironing.
Guzzilazz said:otherclive said:colinbal4 said:Thanks for all the advice.
How many clothes seems to be the guiding factor!
We are taking enough clothes for three adults for a 10 day holiday. So if you were taking that on a plane you'd probably be taking 3 holdalls of 15kg to 28kg each.
28kg seems a bit extreme for 10 days and surely will eat into payload. We tend to travel light and on longer holidays will do some washing of laundry. Most of our clothes are easy care and easy dry so don’t need ironing.
That would be 72kg, as it's 3 x24 kg holdalls….
colinbal4 said:Typo! Should have said 15 to 18kg, most budget airlines now are a 20kg weight limit, I would usually pack around 15 to 18 for 10 days. Don't intend to do washing and ironing on holiday!
colinbal4 said:Typo! Should have said 15 to 18kg, most budget airlines now are a 20kg weight limit, I would usually pack around 15 to 18 for 10 days. Don't intend to do washing and ironing on holiday!
Craigyoung said:colinbal4 said:Typo! Should have said 15 to 18kg, most budget airlines now are a 20kg weight limit, I would usually pack around 15 to 18 for 10 days. Don't intend to do washing and ironing on holiday!
Why ? If the facilities are there ? for when we go to France with usually enough for underwear wise and wash at the end of the week , I wear next to nowt anyway on holiday apart from shorts and vest top ! B)
I do agree no ironing & not much driving though as I do enough at home !!
colinbal4 said:Maybe I should have told you guys 2 of the 3 adults are women.
Don't care if the facilities are there, we're on holiday.