Spreading word here because these guys compare themselves to Away, Beis, and Monos luggage when they are really not. Still running their fake discount of 46% off when that’s always been their retail price. Stay away from Nobl!
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/gSmKcvSos9
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/65n14eUOb8
Spreading word here because these guys compare themselves to Away, Beis, and Monos luggage when they are really not. Still running their fake discount of 46% off when that’s always been their retail price. Stay away from Nobl!
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/gSmKcvSos9
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/65n14eUOb8
Spreading word here because these guys compare themselves to Away, Beis, and Monos luggage when they are really not. Still running their fake discount of 46% off when that’s always been their retail price. Stay away from Nobl!
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/gSmKcvSos9
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/65n14eUOb8
Reposting here because r/nobltravel is deleting all negative reviews:
DO NOT BUY from Nobl luggage
NOT BUY FROM NOBL Terrible quality luggage and a complete scam of a return policy!
\*\*The Product:\*\* Absolute trash. The quality is a complete joke and looks nothing like what they advertise.
\*\*The Return Scam:\*\* When I tried to return this garbage, they had the nerve to demand an outrageous \*\*$180\*\* just for return shipping.
\*\*Customer Service:\*\* Worthless. They hide behind predatory policies to trap your money and force you to keep their defective products.
Save your money, stay far away, and buy from a company that isn't running a total rip-off operation.
The Product: Absolute trash. The quality is a complete joke and looks nothing like what they advertise.
The Return Scam: When I tried to return this garbage, they had the nerve to demand an outrageous $180 just for return shipping.
Customer Service: Worthless. They hide behind predatory policies to trap your money and force you to keep their defective products.
Save your money, stay far away, and buy from a company that isn't running a total rip-off operation.
Look, I need to get this off my chest because the internet has officially lost its collective mind over suitcases.
When did buying luggage turn into a high stakes, ride or die bloodsport? Watching people argue online over Away versus Monos or Travelpro versus Briggs and Riley is honestly like watching a presidential election. People treat these companies like they are choosing between Republicans and Democrats. They just blindly pledge allegiance to a side, dig their heels in, and fight strangers in the comments without actually understanding what either candidate brings to the table.
Honestly, it has turned into the luggage equivalent of the East Coast versus West Coast rap beef of the nineties. You have frequent flyers out here repping their preferred rolling carry on like it is Bad Boy or Death Row Records. They are ready to drop diss tracks over matte finishes and 360 degree spinner wheels. They completely miss the point that, just like that golden era of hip hop, we should be sitting back and appreciating the fact that they are all putting out absolute hits.
Newsflash. It is a box with wheels that holds your pants.
Here is the honest truth. These are all genuinely good companies doing exactly what they set out to do. Instead of tearing each other apart over telescopic handles, we should be appreciating the massive amount of engineering, hard work, and effort it takes to build a product that survives being violently yeeted out of the belly of a 737 by a rushed baggage handler. Will things go wrong? Of course. Zippers will catch, wheels will pop off, and handles will jam. When that happens, just take a deep breath, call customer service, and get it fixed. They all have their own warranties anyway.
We need to appreciate the fact that they are all completely different and just choose the one that works for your specific life. Away is the fashion candidate. It is trendy, comes in cool aesthetics, and looks great in your terminal selfies. Monos is like the Patagonia of luggage because it is all about that sleek, minimalist vibe focused on sustainability. Briggs and Riley requires dipping into your savings to buy one, but they are built like absolute tanks and their legendary warranty promises they will fix it no matter what. Travelpro is the blue collar hero. No fuss and no drama. It just works. There is a reason flight crews drag these things around the globe day in and day out. Then you have Rimowa and Tumi. These are the Louis Vuittons of the baggage carousel. You are paying for the heritage, the luxury, and the silent nods of respect in the premium lounge. They all have a place in the travel ecosystem. Pick your flavor, enjoy them while you can, and move on.
The Real Enemy: The Scammers and Wannabes:
Now if you want to direct your outrage somewhere, aim it at the actual villains of the travel industry. The knockoffs. I am talking about the copycats like Nobl, Nex Travel, Quince, and MVST. These brands have zero original ideas. They just shamelessly rip off the designs of the heavy hitters and rely on completely deceptive marketing. Watch out for these guys because they are notorious for running fake, perpetual discounts to make you think you are scoring a luxury suitcase on a flash sale.
Spoiler alert. It was never a six hundred dollar bag.
You are buying super cheap, fake materials wrapped in a slick social media ad. The shell is going to crack on your first layover, the wheels will sound like a broken grocery cart, and good luck finding a customer service rep to honor any kind of warranty. So let us stop the partisan luggage wars and the East Coast versus West Coast baggage beefs. Respect the brands that actually put in the work, dodge the deceptive drop shipping scammers, and for the love of everything, just enjoy your vacation. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Look, I need to get this off my chest because the internet has officially lost its collective mind over suitcases.
When did buying luggage turn into a high stakes, ride or die bloodsport? Watching people argue online over Away versus Monos or Travelpro versus Briggs and Riley is honestly like watching a presidential election. People treat these companies like they are choosing between Republicans and Democrats. They just blindly pledge allegiance to a side, dig their heels in, and fight strangers in the comments without actually understanding what either candidate brings to the table.
Honestly, it has turned into the luggage equivalent of the East Coast versus West Coast rap beef of the nineties. You have frequent flyers out here repping their preferred rolling carry on like it is Bad Boy or Death Row Records. They are ready to drop diss tracks over matte finishes and 360 degree spinner wheels. They completely miss the point that, just like that golden era of hip hop, we should be sitting back and appreciating the fact that they are all putting out absolute hits.
Newsflash. It is a box with wheels that holds your pants.
Here is the honest truth. These are all genuinely good companies doing exactly what they set out to do. Instead of tearing each other apart over telescopic handles, we should be appreciating the massive amount of engineering, hard work, and effort it takes to build a product that survives being violently yeeted out of the belly of a 737 by a rushed baggage handler. Will things go wrong? Of course. Zippers will catch, wheels will pop off, and handles will jam. When that happens, just take a deep breath, call customer service, and get it fixed. They all have their own warranties anyway.
We need to appreciate the fact that they are all completely different and just choose the one that works for your specific life. Away is the fashion candidate. It is trendy, comes in cool aesthetics, and looks great in your terminal selfies. Monos is like the Patagonia of luggage because it is all about that sleek, minimalist vibe focused on sustainability. Briggs and Riley requires dipping into your savings to buy one, but they are built like absolute tanks and their legendary warranty promises they will fix it no matter what. Travelpro is the blue collar hero. No fuss and no drama. It just works. There is a reason flight crews drag these things around the globe day in and day out. Then you have Rimowa and Tumi. These are the Louis Vuittons of the baggage carousel. You are paying for the heritage, the luxury, and the silent nods of respect in the premium lounge. They all have a place in the travel ecosystem. Pick your flavor, enjoy them while you can, and move on.
The Real Enemy: The Scammers and Wannabes:
Now if you want to direct your outrage somewhere, aim it at the actual villains of the travel industry. The knockoffs. I am talking about the copycats like Nobl, Nex Travel, Quince, and MVST. These brands have zero original ideas. They just shamelessly rip off the designs of the heavy hitters and rely on completely deceptive marketing. Watch out for these guys because they are notorious for running fake, perpetual discounts to make you think you are scoring a luxury suitcase on a flash sale.
Spoiler alert. It was never a six hundred dollar bag.
You are buying super cheap, fake materials wrapped in a slick social media ad. The shell is going to crack on your first layover, the wheels will sound like a broken grocery cart, and good luck finding a customer service rep to honor any kind of warranty. So let us stop the partisan luggage wars and the East Coast versus West Coast baggage beefs. Respect the brands that actually put in the work, dodge the deceptive drop shipping scammers, and for the love of everything, just enjoy your vacation. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Any feedbacks would help my decision! Thank you!