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Rollink Flex Vega Suitcase
Flex Vega is worlds first patented foldable luggage!
All foldable luggage pieces in our Flex Vega collection fold flat to 5 cm thick, taking up minimum space in your home, hotel room, or vacation rental.
When not in use, just hang your Flex Vega luggage in the closet or stow it under your bed.
Product details:
- Weight: 2,4 kg
- Volume: 40L
- Dimensions: 40 cm x 55 cm x 23 cm
- Stores 3-5 days worth of clothes
- Made of durable polycarbonate hard shells including firm supporting walls
- Fits carry-on requirements for most major airlines
- Measurements include the wheels
This collection is as stylish as it is practical, made to last and designed to fit your lifestyle.
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