KEPPALL HELP - 2 of them are too many???

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tzar

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#1
Hey guys, I come to you with a dilemma hoping you can hep me out!

Not too long I bought a Keepall Damier Ebene 50. These bags don't come with straps but I was okay with that because I have a Rimowa carry on I use when I fly and I figured I could use this other bag for road trips and stuff.

I like it a lot but I started thinking more and more about getting a keep all with a strap. This past week I saw a 45 Macassar - that was authenticated here :graucho: - for only $999! It is from 2013, in GREAT condition, everything that came with it included, So I jumped on it! I now have it and I am thinking, do I really need 2 Keepalls?

What do you guys think? I think the 45 would make a great overnight bag + carry on companion to my rimowa if I wanted to go on a longer trip and not check bags and my 50 could be reserved exclusively for road trips.

What do you lovely people think??
 
#2
I don't think 2 are too many! I have multiples of many bags plus you already know how you're going to use them. It sounds like you take a lot of trips so they'll be put to good use. :smile:
 
#3
My husband has a Macassar 50, I believe and it is awesome! You will love it!!! Plus, the DE is different so you have a choice of not only sizes but also prints!
 
#4
I have two: keepall B. damier 45 and keepall B. macassar 55. One is a great overnight bag and the other is great for long travels. I also like to have two different prints to switch up from time to time. They are great bags. I have considered getting a third in graphite. :smile:
 
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tzar said:
Hey guys, I come to you with a dilemma hoping you can hep me out!

Not too long I bought a Keepall Damier Ebene 50. These bags don't come with straps but I was okay with that because I have a Rimowa carry on I use when I fly and I figured I could use this other bag for road trips and stuff.

I like it a lot but I started thinking more and more about getting a keep all with a strap. This past week I saw a 45 Macassar - that was authenticated here :graucho: - for only $999! It is from 2013, in GREAT condition, everything that came with it included, So I jumped on it! I now have it and I am thinking, do I really need 2 Keepalls?

What do you guys think? I think the 45 would make a great overnight bag + carry on companion to my rimowa if I wanted to go on a longer trip and not check bags and my 50 could be reserved exclusively for road trips.

What do you lovely people think??
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I think 2 is fine, they are very different from each other aswell.
 
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tzar said:
Hey guys, I come to you with a dilemma hoping you can hep me out!

Not too long I bought a Keepall Damier Ebene 50. These bags don't come with straps but I was okay with that because I have a Rimowa carry on I use when I fly and I figured I could use this other bag for road trips and stuff.

I like it a lot but I started thinking more and more about getting a keep all with a strap. This past week I saw a 45 Macassar - that was authenticated here :graucho: - for only $999! It is from 2013, in GREAT condition, everything that came with it included, So I jumped on it! I now have it and I am thinking, do I really need 2 Keepalls?

What do you guys think? I think the 45 would make a great overnight bag + carry on companion to my rimowa if I wanted to go on a longer trip and not check bags and my 50 could be reserved exclusively for road trips.

What do you lovely people think??
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I've been wanting one as well but don't really know the size differences and plan on using it for carry on luggage. Which size do you recommend?
I think if you have ways of using both they'd be fine but if you find yourself leaning towards one over the other more, I'd just keep that one. Good luck!
 
#8
thank you all for your comments - I am going to sleep on it :smile: :smile: :smile:

axcarter said:
I've been wanting one as well but don't really know the size differences and plan on using it for carry on luggage. Which size do you recommend?
I think if you have ways of using both they'd be fine but if you find yourself leaning towards one over the other more, I'd just keep that one. Good luck!
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Like I said before, a 45 would be ideal for an overnight stay, while the 50 would be better for weekends-4/5 day trips. If I had to keep just one, I'd do the 50! But the 45 would be also soooo good as a carry on companion to a rolling suitcase to carry my iPad, chargers, headphones, jacket, water, snacks! :biggrin:
 
#9
A Keepall is a perfect type of travel bag to have doubles of! They do serve different purposes and you really can never have two many travel bags, especially if you do a fair amount of traveling.
 
#10
The Macassar 45 is a perfect travel companion on any trip. I think your two keepalls are completely different and can each serve a different purpose. The Macassar 45 is small enough that it can go on day trips for long periods away home. I'm taking it tomorrow on a much needed overnight getaway.😏 I think you will definitely love this bag. And the bandouliere is so handy. Here's mine:

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#12
ThisVNchick said:
I have two: keepall B. damier 45 and keepall B. macassar 55. One is a great overnight bag and the other is great for long travels. I also like to have two different prints to switch up from time to time. They are great bags. I have considered getting a third in graphite. :smile:
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have you noticed that the handles on the 45 are thinner than the 55 or are they the same?

the 45 handles are little bit thinner than my 50, and I hope it doesnt mean its fake! isince i got it authenticated here lol
 
#14
tzar said:
have you noticed that the handles on the 45 are thinner than the 55 or are they the same?

the 45 handles are little bit thinner than my 50, and I hope it doesnt mean its fake! isince i got it authenticated here lol
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I just got around to comparing my 45 and my 55. My 55 handles are definitely a bit thicker (wider) than my 45, but it is very minimal. Maybe the handles are a bit thicker as the sizes go up to compensate for a bigger and (possibly) heavier bag. That would make the most sense to me.
 
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