Travel case for maps
- Thread starter Ganjulama
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Ganjulama
Tuco B.P.J. Maria Ramirez
Nope. GA looked like a woman and probably identifies as one.You're my hero. Gate agent was a guy then?
Steve
I did buy the smaller version of what you have.
gulliver62
Member
Have seen these in use and it looks like a really good solution. I found one 'reconditioned' and shipped by Amazon and it we $65 I think so will see how it works out. I have been thinking of laminating the maps. I am guessing there are opinions both ways but they would certainly last a lot longer.
kcole4001
Stray Cat
I've laminated some of the SK maps I have, and wouldn't really recommend it.
Your mileage may well vary on that, but I really don't find the lamination adds enough to justify the work or expense.
They're pretty durable maps as they are, and unless your crew is really rough on playing surfaces, I wouldn't bother.
I laminate all my paper maps (HASLs, etc.) but don't find it worth the effort for cardstock maps.
Your mileage may well vary on that, but I really don't find the lamination adds enough to justify the work or expense.
They're pretty durable maps as they are, and unless your crew is really rough on playing surfaces, I wouldn't bother.
I laminate all my paper maps (HASLs, etc.) but don't find it worth the effort for cardstock maps.
Has anyone using the fishing rod cases taken them on a flight as carry-on luggage? I ask because technically they shouldn’t be allowed (too long in one dimension). I’m curious to know if the airlines ever gave you any trouble.
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Ganjulama
Tuco B.P.J. Maria Ramirez
I was able to carry on to ASLOK, but had to gate check it on the way home. It all depends on the gate agent. Bag held up well as checked luggage but I emptied external pockets.
Misterhawk
Member
Well, keep your Yankee brothers in mind when they are done ...