Longridge Hardcase Travel Cover - Durable Protective Case for Luggage & Suitcases | Perfect for Air Travel, Business Trips & Vacation Packing

The latch used to secure the case was misaligned and was unable to close the case. Return was easy thoughFirst of all I would like to mention that the weight of this case is 7 kilos (not 6 or 6.5 as mentioned in other reviews). A normal golf bag with 11-12 clubs weights between 10 to 11 KGs. Hence, weight of case + bag = 17 - 18 Kilos. Thus you have to be careful with the total weight and check what are the specifications (in terms of size, weight, etc. ) of the flight company.Reading other reviews I was a bit hesistant regarding the length and space of the case. Regarding the space it can accommodate big standing golf bags. Cart golf bags are bigger (in terms of width) thus they might no fit in. After you place your bag in the case, there is still room to put your shoes and few clothes.Regarding the length, rest assured that the case is long enough to hold even the lengthiest driver club. Thus no problem with that.Regarding the quality of the case, it comes in two pieces that can be assembled in 30 seconds. There are also 3 locks (with 6 keys - all the same - one key opens all locks!!!) attached to the case. The small layer of foam at the inside (top) of the case does not really add any extra protection for the club heads because it is very thin.Overall, the construction and quality should have been better, given its list price (£119.00). Nevertheless, at the price of £75.99 (which to my opinion is still expensive) one can buy a good case that can help protect the golf clubs (for a trip with a plane), especially by taking into consideration how luggages are handled at the airport.We bought one of these cases each and they went to Cyprus and back with no problems. They were obviously abused by the baggage handlers because they both had a bit of travel rash on the extremities.However, the structural integrity remained uncompromised and the hinges and fittings remained undamaged.Most importantly though is that the sets of clubs were protected and came home as good as they left.Update......a few years later.These cases have flown longhaul 22 times in total. They have survived the abuse of the baggage handlers and are showing signs of the rough handling. However, all locks, latches and hinges are intact and working well.The cases don't owe us anything now. Having paid for themselves several times over in the cost savings of not having to hire clubs every round.We do travel economy plus or business class so they are included in our baggage allowance.If you play a lot of golf abroad then you can't go wrong with this case.Only used once at the moment, golf holiday in Spain. Sturdy practical case. Felt confident that clubs would be secure & undamaged!See aboveFits together easily and bags of space I damaged two shafts with a soft bag all good with the hard case I would recommend anyone to ditch their soft case and upgrade to this