Occasionally I see some interesting travel related products that I think you guys might be interested in. We’ve talked Recently we talked about Gravel Toiletry Bags and blankets, the SENSE3 Charging Pad and the Uphold travel cutlery set, among others. Today I wanted to talk a bit about the RetraStrap – which bills itself as a retractable strap to tow carryon luggage hands free. The RetraStrap has gone through the Kickstarter / crowdfunding process and is now available directly.
Travel related Kickstarters:
- SURURU P7 Customized Pillow for Ultimate Comfort ($85,695 funded; back by Apr 29)
- Lancer 300 Modular Backpack ($147,457 funded; back by Apr 30)
- Vernte Smart Headphones ($66,706 funded; no end date)
- K-25 Smart Bathrobe 2.0 ($45,760 funded; back by May 2)
- Flexi Jar V2 ($122,590 funded; back by May 5)
- MagFree Transform: 3-in-1 Fast Wireless Charger (already funded; no end date)
- Nomade All-in-one Daily Travel Hoodie (already funded; no end date)
- RetraStrap luggage travel strap (already funded; no end date)
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Retrastrap carryon luggage strap features
Here are a few pictures of the Retrastrap carryon luggage strap
Retrastrap carryon luggage strap video
Here’s a video showing off some of the different options and features of the Retrastrap carryon luggage strap
Retrastrap carryon luggage strap cost
The Retrastrap carryon luggage strap is currently available for $33.99 but for a limited time only you can save $3 by purchasing through the link below (making your final price $30.99).
Again, here is the link to check out the Retrastrap carryon luggage strap – it is currently available and shipping.
What do you think of this carryon luggage strap? Planning on purchasing this? Leave your experience in the comments!
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hmmm..that might be useful on an upcoming trip with lots of camping gear.
Thanks PWaC!
Glad to help!
looking at this more in detail now…I wonder how effective it works if I have a backpack — well on my back. Does that inhibit the strap much?
…well read the details, only works for carry-ons up to 30 lbs it says. My camping check-in luggage is 40-50lb+…so don’t think this is gonna work.
I don’t have a wheeled carry-on. Though I reckon if I ever did, this would be useful.
Thank you! The Retrastrap is one of those examples of genius lying not so much in the invention itself but in creating it before anyone else. I just snagged one for the Misses!