Samsonite Flux - Spinner S Expandable Hand Luggage, 55 cm, 44 L, Black

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Unfortunately, there are no hard and fast rules on what constitutes a carry-on case; different airlines have different size and weight limits and what might be acceptable on one airline won’t be on another. Where possible, we take these suitcases travelling with us. This gives us an idea of what they're like to use in the real world; how practical they are, how smoothly the wheels glide along the airport floor, and generally how robust they are. While we can't take every suitcase we recommend on holiday with us, we do look at the materials they're made from, the design features, durability, and specs, to understand whether they work as intended or not. Less likely to snap off: because the 2- wheels are set into the case you won't find baggage handlers using the wheels as handles when they are getting your bag on of off the aircraft. Are you travelling with the family? Then you'll want this luggage set from Aerolite. It comprises of a 55cm cabin case (which meets cabin regulations of all major airlines), a 69cm medium case, and 73cm large case. Combined, this will give you 250 litres of luggage space! Sometimes only a huge suitcase will do — and this rolling duffel case from premium luggage maker, Briggs & Riley, fits the bill perfectly.

Maneuverability: 4-wheel suitcases offer greater m aneuverability when travelling with your case because the wheels rotate 360 degrees. They can travel along side you or be pulled on 2-wheels behind you. 4-wheel cabin cases can also fit easily down the aisle on an aircraft by pushing it side-on. The handles are also plastic, and they are very sturdy and durable.They are riveted onto the suitcase, and it would take a lot of effort to rip them off the body. And I do mean a lot. Inside the case the top compartment is zipped, with ribbons to keep your possessions in place, while the bottom half features ribbons only. Meaning that if your suitcase gets damaged in the first five years you own it, you can send it to Samsonite for free repairs. And if they can’t repair it, they will send you a brand new one.Victorinox: https://www.victorinox.com/uk/en/Service/Product-Support/Travel-Gear/Travel-Gear-Warranties/cms/service-travel-gear-warranties The Flux suitcaseswere actually made for the UK market – the US already has a really similar Samsonite collection. That’s actually the Freeform collection, with the nearly identical exterior, but some key differentiating features.

Wherever your next adventure takes you, the Samsonite Flux Spinner 4-Wheel 75cm Suitcase offers protection for your belongings and the perfect travelling companion.

And finally, we couldn’t possibly do a suitcase round-up without including the incredible kid-friendly cases from Trunki. Available in 22 different designs — including this limited edition Gruffalo one — the hard shell cases are designed to be ridden on and come with lots of neat touches, from 'seat-belts' (read: ribbons) for teddy bears and secret compartments, to ‘horns’ for children to hold on to while they’re pushing or being pulled along when riding the case. Hard or rigid cases are usually made from polycarbonate or ABS plastic. In theory, they offer better protection for fragile items and can withstand a reasonable level of abuse without damage, although some glossy-finished cases can get scratched all too easily. When you’re buying a case, you obviously need to think about why you're buying it, and what you’re going to use it for – you’re clearly not going to want to take a massive case with you if you’re going on an overnight business trip or a weekend away; but likewise you won’t want a tiny case when you’re off for a month in Kathmandu. Yes, the Globe-Trotter Trolley Case is on the more expensive end, but when you consider it's been handmade in England, and will become a family heirloom, it's a lot easier to justify.

If you need a medium-sized suitcase (over 55cm), then our favourite is the Antler Clifton. It's stylish, durable and fits easily onto flights, trains and other modes of transportation.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

This is the medium size suitcase in the range with the dimensions: 68cm x 47cm x 30/34cm. We recommend this size case for travelling up to 7-10 days. That’s the basic version of what we loved and didn’t love about the Samsonite Flux. You can find a lot more details in the rest of this review! About The Flux Collection Much of what makes the Samsonite Lite-Box the best suitcase is to do with the materials and contemporary design employed here. Lite-Box is among the lightest and sturdiest suitcases in its class, with the polycarbonate model weighing just 2.7kg and the aluminium model weighing in at 5.9kg. So, choose wisely. Consider the kind of tips you most often go on and get a suitcase that you can use for almost everyone. Don’t grab the largest one just because you don’t own a giant suitcase – it will wind up taking space in your closet, instead of accompanying you on your trips. Suitcase Materials And Durability

The winner of the T3 Award in 2019 for Best Suitcase, the Samsonite Lite-Box impressed judges with its ability to evoke the feeling of business class travel, even if you're cramped up in economy.

Detailed Review of the Samsonite Flux Spinner Hand Luggage

We spend a lot of time reviewing the best suitcases, so when it comes to recommending what luggage to buy, you can be safe in the knowledge that we'll recommend the best options for you. Whether you're off on a city break or travelling for business, Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano's 'Spinner' suitcase is a hardy and robust option. Not to mention, its bright aluminium case really looks the part.