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

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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. This 67cm case, though, is fairly typical. Winner of a Red Dot design award, it’s a hard shell spinner case that nevertheless manages to be expandable too, stretching from 71.5 litres to 81 litres when fully loaded — and it comes in five bright and breezy colours that are guaranteed to make it stand out on an airport carousel, so too will its circular, vinyl record-like design. 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. Sometimes only a huge suitcase will do — and this rolling duffel case from premium luggage maker, Briggs & Riley, fits the bill perfectly. 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.

While you don't get the same capacity as a 2-wheel suitcase, 4-wheel cases are increasingly popular. Dimensions for the Flux carry-on cases are 55cms tall by 40cms wide and 20cms deep. This does include the wheels and top of the telescoping handle. This is perfect for your hand luggage allowance on regular airlines – though not for the super low-cost ones like Ryanair. The carrying capacity is 36 litres.What came up several times was praise from people that travel a lot. That does tie-in with the amount of Samsonite you see being pulled by business travellers these days. The Fluxis equipped with four double spinner wheels. They are smooth and silent like good spinner wheels should be. One of the most common questions we are asked is what is the best size suitcase for me? Below you'll find information that answers a few common questions and will help you make the right decision. There are some manufacturers who offer guarantees that include damage caused by airlines, for example Briggs & Riley and certain products by Victorinox. 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

Polypropylene is one of the top three materials used in hard side luggage. The other two are ABS and Polycarbonate.If we were to rate them, PC would be the best, polypropylene would be the second and ABS would come in third. Most suitcases come with either two sets of wheels on the base, or four. Which one you choose is largely down to personal preference. That’s when you get a polypropylene suitcase. Even though it’s not as tough and durable as polycarbonate, it is a close second. The shell won’t break easily, but it is not as flexible as a PC.First up the Tranverz L is a made from flexible, but tough polyester, which enables you to cram in a good deal more stuff than it’s 121-litre volume suggests. It also folds relatively flat when empty, yet can still stand upright when it is thanks to its carcass, which includes a double-tube extensible handle, with two recessed wheels in the base.