Bagsmart offers and deals

What does Bagsmart sell?

Bagsmart makes bags for packing light: expandable travel backpacks, compression packing cubes, hanging toiletry bags and work totes, most of them in several colours. The best-known line is Blast. In October 2026 the Blast 38L Travel Backpack cost around £67 (down from £74.99), with a 15.6-inch laptop compartment that opens flat, a separate shoe compartment and compression straps. The Blast Pro 38L, at around £81, expands from 28L to 38L and adds ripstop nylon, YKK zips and a lockable laptop sleeve, and Bagsmart describes it as carry-on approved for three- to five-day trips. Above those sit the Faro 40L at £109.99, which expands from 30L, and the Blast Pro 43L Roller Backpack at £159.99, a wheeled bag that also has backpack straps.

The smaller pieces are where prices drop: a six-piece compression packing cube set at £31.99, Blast packing cubes at £49.99, toiletry bags at roughly £30 to £40 and the Paz 23L Tote at £65.99, made from a water-resistant, oil-resistant fabric with a structured base. The range also covers changing bags, children's backpacks, lunch bags and a pet carrier.

Who is Bagsmart for?

It suits people who travel with one cabin bag and want the inside organised for them, without paying outdoor-brand prices. A review on My Vegan Travels in August 2026 listed the Blast 38L at £74.99 against £160 for an Osprey Farpoint 40, and liked the comfort, the laptop compartment and the zips, while saying it was too soon to judge durability. Cabin allowances differ between airlines, so the measurements on each product page are a better guide than the carry-on label.

The trade-off is service rather than design. The UK site is run by Worthfind International Limited, which gives a Hong Kong address, and Bagsmart's Trustpilot profile scored 3.1 out of 5 from 328 reviews in October 2026, split between praise for the bags and complaints about late parcels and slow replies. Anyone buying for a fixed departure date has less room for delay than with a UK-stocked retailer.

How do delivery and returns work?

UK delivery costs £5 on orders under £50 and is free above that. Bagsmart quotes one to two business days to process an order and three to seven business days in transit, delivered Monday to Friday, with a tracking number sent by email. The delivery page doesn't say where parcels ship from, but a run of Trustpilot reviews from 2024 to 2026 describe tracking that started in China and arrivals well after the quoted window, while other reviewers had their bags within a week. Orders can only be cancelled before dispatch.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of receiving the item, in perfect condition with tags and packaging. The process starts with an email to [email protected] giving the order number and photos, after which Bagsmart sends a return address. The customer pays return postage unless the item is faulty, and 10% comes off the refund on a refused parcel. Inspection takes three to six business days and refunds up to 14 business days. Some Trustpilot reviewers say the return address was in China and that they were offered a partial refund instead of posting the bag back.

What does the lifetime warranty cover?

Every Bagsmart bag bought direct carries a lifetime warranty for the original owner, covering defective materials and components. Bagsmart repairs or replaces the faulty part, or sends a new bag if it can't, but the warranty excludes accidental damage and normal wear and tear. For its luggage it lists cracked shells, broken wheels and handles, and broken zips. Claims go by email, and a few recent Trustpilot reviews describe quick replacements under it.

How can you pay less at Bagsmart?

Most Bagsmart savings come as reductions on named products and bundles rather than sitewide codes, and the deals listed on this page follow that pattern. Its kits pair a backpack with packing cubes or a toiletry bag, and the kits page said in October 2026 that mixing and matching saves up to 25% against buying the pieces separately. The site also adds a free gift once an order passes a spend threshold (£80 in October 2026), and students get 10% off after verifying through Student Beans. Because delivery is free only from £50, a single toiletry bag or cube set usually costs £5 more than the same item in a bigger basket. Klarna's four interest-free instalments, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay are all accepted at checkout.