I have just bought a bee-oo-tee-ful burnt orange carry on from Ricardo Luggage, it's going to France & Czech in September! I have never heard of the brand until I saw it, does anyone have one? Any bricks or bouquets? It seems very well made, size is perfect, lots of pockets etc.
Happy Travels! Joanne
Posted by
Chicago, IL, USA
435 posts
My husband and I have been using the Ricardo (funny, we call it that too) backpack convertible carry ons for our last 4 - 5 trips. They've been working well so far. We just bought the packing cubes but have yet to give them a trial run. Happy travels to you.
Posted by
OP
Oshawa, Ontario Canada
80 posts
Thank you JER, bluedenim & Matti!
Fabulous ... I'm even happier now that I scooped it.
This one is on rollers, not sure how much I'll use them but I like having the option.
Jo
Posted by
Seattle, USA
990 posts
Back in the days that I used wheeled luggage, I had a carry-on sized bag from Ricardo that I liked a lot. It was well made and sturdy, though a bit heavy. Eventually the zipper broke and so it got retired in favor of a lighter weight Eagle Creek rollaboard.
Now I swear by non-rolling luggage, so I haven't checked out Ricardo in about the last ten years to see if they've maintained their quality. But my experience with their product ten years or so ago suggests that you will be happy with your purchase.
Posted by
vancouver, bc, canada
421 posts
My partner uses a ricardo 20 inch roller. I use to use them too. They are well built...but like the previosu post said a bit on the heavy side but well made.
I am switiching to non roller as well but no my partner
Posted by
Burbank, CA, USA
85 posts
We have 3 Ricardo bags, all with wheels, and they have served us well through four trips to Europe. Our opinion is that the luggage is very well made, with lots of innovative pockets.
:)
Posted by
SALINAS, CA
33 posts
The latest Costco magazine says they are now selling a 21" Ricardo - 30% lighter than most suitcases in their warehouse only.