Beis Weekender Bag Collection Review: Mini Weekender and Convertible Weekender
Ever been caught in a situation where your travel bag is not big enough for the number of things you need? The Beis collection has just the thing. The Beis Weekender was designed to take the hassle out of packing, whether for a short weekend trip or as an addition to your luggage set for extra storage. The beis weekender, which comprises the original weekender, the mini weekender, the convertible weekender, and the convertible mini weekender, was designed to make packing for your weekend getaway a breeze. Want to know more about each weekender? Let’s dive right into the review The Original Weekender Nuts and Bolts Price: 98.00 Colour: Black,…
Beis Soft Sided Collapsible Check-In Roller Luggage Review
You’re getting ready for your next vacation and you’re stressing about what to pack. You need a piece of luggage that’s big enough to fit all your clothes, but you don’t want something that’s going to be a pain to carry around or get scratches from the hustle and bustle of an airplane. What you need is the Beis soft-side collapsible check-in roller luggage. Some might call it over-packing, but we call it being prepared for anything, including carrying all of your wardrobe’s outfits because you never know when you’ll need a quick change at your destination. Nuts and Bolts Price: $298 Dims: 32 inches long including wheels…
Beis Soft Sided Collapsible Carry-On Roller Luggage Review: Is It Worth Your Money?
If you prefer a softer suitcase, are a notorious over-packer, and cannot spend time checking in a bag, then the Beis Soft-Sided Collapsible Carry-On Roller is for you. It is collapsible, as the name implies, making it super easy to store once you arrive at your destination and it can also expand to fit all of your essentials. As a travel enthusiast, I am aware of how challenging it can be to choose the ideal carry-on bag from among the many available options. Since I do not want you to go through that, that is where we come in. In this in-depth analysis, we’ll examine the features of the Beis…
Beis Expandable Backpack Review: is it Ideal for Budget Travelers?
If you are an over-packer, a backpack person, or a budget-conscious person, rejoice! We’ve all been there, getting ready for a short trip and needing a backpack large enough to fit all of our needs but small enough to carry around. That’s where the beis expandable backpack comes in, and as the name implies, it’s expandable and made from recyclable material. Can I get a hallelujah? Nuts and bolts Price: $88.00 Dims:33 wide, 38high, 15-20cm deep Backpack strap at longest: 85cm at shortest at 50cm Material:100% recycled poly, 100 % recycled faux leather, 100% recycled poly, nylon zipper, and zinc alloy hardware Weight: 0.757KG to lbs Capacity:…
Beis Travel Carry-on Roller Luggage Review: Is it Worth it?
Okay, I’ll be honest with you. You’re likely to fall in love with the beis travel Carry-on luggage if you’re looking for a lightweight, vegan, stylish, and portable bag. There is a lot of hype surrounding the Beis Carry-on luggage, Influencers, celebrities, and seemingly everyone else on the internet claim that the Beis Travel Carry-on luggage is the ideal choice for travelers due to its easy-grip silicone side straps and top handle, which make it easy to move through airports and airplanes, as well as the fact that it was designed to fit perfectly in the overhead compartment of airplanes. If you’re always on the go and need your bags…
Béis Travel Brand Review: From a Doodle on Cocktail Napkins to a Billion-Dollar Company
Shay Mitchell, who played the role of Peach Salinger in the TV series YOU and is known by her character Emily Fields from the hit series Pretty Little Liars, co-launched BÉIS Travel company in 2018. In an interview with Forbes, Shay told Forbes how she began doodling her ideas for a travel bag on cocktail napkins from the frustration of having bags that epically failed her on trips. Her passion, which came from spending countless miles journeying around the globe seeking adventure and her experiences with bags and travel gear, inspired her to form a strong opinion on what constituted a “good bag” vs. a “poor bag.” The Spanish term…
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