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Travellers race to buy ‘compact but roomy' underseat backpack slashed to £17 for Amazon Prime members

Travellers race to buy ‘compact but roomy' underseat backpack slashed to £17 for Amazon Prime members

The Sun22-04-2025
Travellers are rushing to Amazon to grab the Yankony Cabin Backpack, a handy travel bag that's now 40% cheaper.
It was £29.99, but you can now get it for just £17.80 – a great deal for budget-conscious holidaymakers.
The Yankony cabin backpack is currently Amazon's best-selling carry-on bag, and provided you have a Prime membership, you can pick it up for 43% less than usual.
This Amazon deal is a smart choice for anyone flying with budget airlines, where luggage rules are notoriously tight.
In recent years, these airlines have tightened their baggage policies, allowing passengers to bring only a small underseat bag on board for free.
Larger bags, even those stored in overhead lockers, often come with extra fees that can quickly make a cheap mini-break a lot less cheap.
It's made to fit the strict baggage rules of airlines like Ryanair, EasyJet, and Wizz Air.
Measuring 40x20x25cm, it's the perfect size to fit under your seat or in the overhead locker, so you won't have to pay extra for oversized luggage.
Even though it's compact, the bag has a 20-litre capacity, which makes it great for short trips of one to two days.
It opens up like a suitcase with a 180-degree zip, making it easy to pack and find your things.
It also includes a special laptop compartment, a hidden anti-theft pocket, a water bottle holder, and a USB charging port for your devices.
The bag is made from waterproof nylon fabric, and is available in different colours (the green version seems to be a popular choice).
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Lindt Lindor Assorted Easter Egg, £13 £7.68 - buy here
Galaxy Ripple Large Easter Egg, £14.40 £11.10 - buy here
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Walkers Cheese and Onion Crisps 45g x32, £35.20 £19.20 - buy here
Mutti Chopped Tomatoes x6, £9.18 £5.52 - buy here
Robinsons Double Strength Orange Squash x2, £7.98 £4- buy here
Fairy Platinum Plus All-in-1 Dishwasher Tablets x108, £30 £19.40 - buy here
Vanish Gold Oxi Action Plus Super Concentrated 500g, £10 £4.66 - buy here
Splesh by Cusheen 3-ply Toilet Roll x72, £32.99 £22.79 - buy here
Biodegradable 20L Bin Liners x100, £12.99 £7.49 - buy here
Fairy Outdoorable Fabric Conditioner x8, £40 £23.80 - buy here
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Dettol Mould Spray x6, £24 £14.99 - buy here
Febreze White Jasmine Bathroom Air Freshener x8, £28 £17 - buy here
Fairy In-Wash Scent Booster 155g x6, £36 £15.30 - buy here
Customers on Amazon have left glowing reviews, giving the bag an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars.
Many have praised its quality and how much it can hold.
One shopper described it as 'compact but roomy' and highlighted its 'strong zips' and comfortable fit.
Another customer wrote: 'Love this rucksack. I bought the green... It fits really comfortably, I'm 5'3'.
"I'm hoping to fit 3 days of light clothing in it. I also like the zip opening to 180 degrees - easy to see everything.'
A buyer summed it up simply: 'It's got pockets for days… Great quality, fantastic material and design, comfortable carry straps and will be very versatile for every kind of use.'
Just remember: to pick it up at sale price you'll need to sign up to Prime, which costs £8.99 after a 30-day free trial.
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