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They barely fit in a suitcase, so they're completely unsuitable for a nomad lifestyle (including jet-setting professionals). If they were at least flat, you mig
by drfuchs 11y ago
They barely fit in a suitcase, so they're completely unsuitable for a nomad lifestyle (including jet-setting professionals). If they were at least flat, you might argue for them, but they're just a honking big cube, more or less.
- dangravell 11y agohttp://www.themu.co.uk/ http://www.themu.co.uk/
- drfuchs 11y agoDown-voted? Almost anywhere else in the first world you travel from the US, the required adapter is about the size and shape of a matchbook, and easily slips into a side pocket of your roll-on bag or laptop case. For these UK monstrosities, there's no such hope, so you have to put them in the main body of your roll-on, and because of their 3-D nature, they interfere with the normal bin-packing of shirts and pants. Try it some time; I'm speaking from experience. And if you want to take two, you're really screwed.
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