Get this: the Trunki is a hard suitcase on wheels that doubles as a ride-on toy. And if that weren’t cool enough, there’s a strap you can use to tow weary tots through the airport. It’s brilliant, plain and simple. And when they come in to our store, I will be the very first on line to buy one. Two, actually.
The suitcase fits a good amount of stuff (5 gallons worth, whatever that looks like), and it’s made from a very heavy duty, high quality plastic. The maximum weight is a whopping 110 lbs. I love that the Trunki is so multifunctional. It’s a suitcase for the trip, a mode of transportation at the airport and a toy at your destination.
Designed by British designer Rob Law, the Trunki is meant for children ages 3-6 and should always be carried on board as hand luggage. For more information, visit trunki.net.
This is brilliant. The only question is, how do you strap a kid to it?
Ahh, straps. Yes, that would be a nice idea. I definitely didn’t see straps on the ones at the show, so my guess is they don’t have any. Sort of like a Rody or other ride-on toy for ages 3 and up. Theoretically, the Trunki isn’t going very fast and the child isn’t very high off the ground, but practically speaking, it would be a good safety feature.
Ideally, it would be nice to have a pop-up back with straps for a little extra scurity