All the motorcycle jacket hangers that I've gotten over the years are like this.

Can also search for those and find heavy duty hangers meant for leathers, my leather jacket weighs 9lbs! Your regular clothes will be just fine.

Travelpro is what I always saw flight attendants and such using when I flew regularly for work. At one point I got a companion pass from southwest in 6 months (100 round trip flights).

Honestly though, most airlines have a luggage department at most airports, if your bag is damaged they will give you a voucher for one, and you can often pick a replacement up at the airport or elect to pick one online and have it shipped to you.

I always used Samsonite with good results. I was a traveling electrician and my 30" bag was loaded to the limit (50lbs) with electrical material for every flight I made, and it never had a hiccup. It was damaged 3 separate times, shell was cracked, one of the corners got a dent in it. In fact I claimed damaged 3 separate times on that 30" bag and have got 3 replacement bags for it. Was never damaged beyond use, so kept using it.

Also you could just replace them on a schedule.

For a standard broom, quickie. Buy the jobsite rated ones, fair warning they're heavy as hell, but durable.

I'm in construction, and they hold up to jobsite abuse, one of my quickie push brooms is over a decade old.

r/TheyDidTheMath

That's what I was thinking, buncha stacked minions in a trench coat lookin ass.