A little link. A freer hand.

Three suitcases.One hand.

Link up to three suitcases and move them together. Keep your other hand free for your little travel companion — and the journey ahead.

A traveller guides three connected grey suitcases with one hand beside an airport sign saying No trolleys past this point.
LuggBuddy in useThree cases, linked for the journey.
The LuggBuddy difference

Less juggling. More freedom.

  1. 01

    Link up to
    three cases.

  2. 02

    Guide them
    with one hand.

  3. 03

    Keep the other
    hand free.

How it works

Together is easier.

One connection changes how you move with multiple cases.

Close view of three grey cases linked together, showing the orange LuggBuddy connector between the handles.
Close-up of the linked cases at Birmingham Airport.
  1. 01 /

    Link your cases.

    Connect up to three suitcases with LuggBuddy, keeping your luggage together.

  2. 02 /

    Move as one.

    Guide the connected cases with one hand, as shown in our airport photos.

  3. 03 /

    Free up a hand.

    Hold your child’s hand or reach for your travel essentials without juggling separate case handles.

Made for the journey together

Big bags.
Little hands.

Family travel comes with plenty to keep hold of. Bringing your cases together leaves a hand for the person beside you.

  • A hand for your little travel companion.
  • Your family’s cases moving together.
  • Useful when travelling solo with several bags, too.
Beyond the trolley

The trolley stops.
Your journey doesn’t.

Our airport photo shows the everyday problem: “No trolleys past this point.” LuggBuddy links the cases themselves, so you can keep moving with them.

Past the trolley boundary

Where a trolley must be left behind, linked cases can continue with you, subject to the airport’s rules.

When you need your other hand

The photographed setup is guided with one hand — useful when you’re also holding a child’s hand or handling travel essentials.

A trolley can still be useful for heavy loads. LuggBuddy connects your cases; they continue to roll on their own wheels.

The UK launch offer

Less juggling.
More journey.

UK launch — UK delivery only

£10.99£14.99
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Before you set off

A few useful answers.

How many cases can I link?

LuggBuddy is designed to link up to three suitcases so you can guide them together with one hand.

Is it a luggage trolley?

No. It links your suitcases together, and the cases roll on their own wheels. The airport photographs show the product in use beside a trolley restriction sign.

What does UK delivery cost?

UK delivery is £3.75. One LuggBuddy at the £10.99 launch price comes to £14.74 including UK delivery. Read delivery information.

When will LuggBuddy be available outside the UK?

Our first run is UK only while we work on an economical international delivery option. Sign up for updates for your delivery country. We’ll email you when it becomes available; no international launch date is confirmed.

Will it work with my luggage?

Check your luggage setup before ordering. Contact LuggBuddy for help with your particular cases.

Beyond the trolley

Reaching places
most trolleys won’t go!

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