Reviews tugo

We’ve had some fantastic reviews. We thought we’d share some of them with you here!

"...it’s exactly the luggage cup holder travelers need." An "inexpensive investment and an easy gift for the traveler who has everything."
— Travel Tips - USAToday.com

How do you know if a travel gadget is worth giving? It ought to make at least one tiny aspect of a trip less aggravating, or save time, or money, or some combination. The item should be easy to use, easy to pack, and should easily pay for itself. Above all, the gizmo must be so practical or cool that it’ll provoke looks of undisguised admiration from fellow travelers, several of whom will ask where they can get one ... Gadget #3: Tugo Suitcase Cup Holder, $9.95 Flight attendants see plenty of travel gadgets come and go, and one gizmo that’s been getting good word of mouth among them and other frequent travelers is the Tugo Traveling Drink Holder. If you’ve dealt with detachable cup holders you know they don’t often detach easily once installed, and the Tugo gets high marks both for its simple tie-between-the-handles set-up and easy stowage. Preventing a drink from spilling is, of course, central to a cup holder’s job description, and by all accounts, it does its job ...
— FoxNews.com | Five Travel Gadgets Worth Giving

"Have you flown on a commercial flight recently? Ugh. Airlines are decreasing their level of service. Airports are increasing their level of security. Add to that delayed flights, crowded cabins and lost luggage and you have a recipe for frustration.
Spot Cool Stuff can’t do anything about the workings of the airline business. But we can recommend seven items that can help take some out of the stress out of air travel. Or at least help make the experience of it seem to go by faster...
Tugo Rolling Luggage Drink Holder: Trying to make your way through an airport with a rolling suitcase and a handheld bag and a cup of coffee? With the Tugo you need not attempt a potentially coffee-spilling juggling act. This little rubber item straddles the pull poles of your rolling bag and provides a secure holder there for your coffee cup or travel water bottle."
— Spot Cool Stuff: Travel | 7 Items for Reducing Air Travel Frustration

"While you careen hands-full through Terminal C in an attempt to make your flight, the Tugo drink holder will keep your venti half-caff safely suspended between the extended handles of your wheely bag. A definitely conversation starter, especially if you're looking to pick up platinum-medallion-class business ladies."
— Maxim Magazine

"It's one of those things you'd have never thought you needed. But now that it exists, you wonder how you lived without it. The tugo is a simple thing: a cupholder for your suitcase. Genius. We have them in our cars, even on strollers. So, why not suitcases? I suspect we've all tried to do it - rush from check-in, grab a coffee, juggle suitcase, laptop, tickets, and cup all the way up to the gate. The end result is usually an explosive mess - the last thing you need just before a long-haul flight."
— Been-Seen | Tugo To Go

Most people seem to be pulling a rollaboard bag today and most of those have dual vertical supports for the handle. If that is you, the tugo has just the gadget you’ll want to investigate. With just a couple quick twists of its straps, the tugo hangs between your bag’s vertical handles and gives you a spill resistant cradle for your drink.
— National Travel Technology | Examiner.com

Of course, if you then grab a cup of coffee, the juggling act begins all over again, which is where the tugo ($8.95) drink holder comes in handy. Made of flexible molded plastic, the unit features a cup-sized ring and two keyhole-style straps that can be secured to the handles of most rollaboard bags. It swivels to avoid spillage and can be popped off and put in a side pocket when not in use.
— TODAYshow.com | New gear for cash-strapped travelers

The Tugo is a cup holder for your roll-along suitcase. The rubber holder hangs from the two extending bars that comprise the slide-out handle, and keeps the cup upright, letting you cruise across smooth airport concourses without spilling a drop. I gave up on rolling luggage after the Lady told me that it sapped me of my manliness (somebody else told me that my suitcase was the color of “a prosthetic limb”, which may also be a factor). If I was still toting a carry-on feminizer, though, instead of a testosterone-filled rucksack, I’d certainly grab one of these $10 holders. Heck, it would even be useful for holding rolled-up magazines or jackets, the kind of stuff you usually try to balance (in vain) on the top of the case.
— Gadget Lab | Wired.com