Trunki where?

[luggage searcher]

Hi, I am looking for the Trunki luggage and can't seem to find it here.  I've looked at Bugis seiyu, Robinsons at city hall and the airport terminal 2. 

Has anyone come across it here?

[seen it]

Mothers world at Tanglin Mall used to have it.  No idea if they still do

[try.]

Planet Traveller (or is it Travel Planet?) at Paragon and Marina Square

[Kiddy Palace]

I saw Trunki suitcases in Kiddy Palace (Jurong Point) yesterday.

[I saw]

A childrens store at changi T3

[Don't do it]

My 2 cents.  A waste of money for a bag that not suitable for carrying kids play things on a plane.  Too big and bulky to open up whilst seated - doesn't fit enough to pack clothes in.
Suggest buying a hard case that you can get in all sorts of colours  / designs that appeal to kids and you can get one the right size for them to pull along themselves. A soft backpack for the plane is much easier.
ELC sell the Trunkie if you think you must have one.

[Maebe]

 I have two trunkis that you can have free.  One is fine the other has a slight problem with one of the locks but is still usable.  My two boys are too old for them now.  They are blue in colour and they are yours if you want them.

[agree with Don't do it]

they are a complete pain. Not easy inflight and a complete pain while wondering around Changi too. They don't "ride" easily over the carpets in the lounge so mum and dad end up having to carry them along with all the other stuff. I'd go for a back pack

[luggage searcher]

Hi maebe,

Thanks .. yes I would liek one if possible.  you could email me at:

mw.common@gmail.com

[Fusionopolis]

Hi - I saw a Trunki at the DearBaby store at fusionopolis yesterday.  The store has a website too - may have more/the price on there. Good luck.

[Also hate]

Their Boostapak is a much better invention.  Trunki is a headache and a half.  Great when the children want to skid around on it but a nightmare on carpeted areas or to carry when they get tired of it.