Samsonite Paradiver Light Duffle with wheels Strictcabine, 55 cm, 48,5 L, Jeans Blue

Non-cloth material scuffs easily. Overall well made and appears durable. Not as light as though it would be.It's alright if you are brand conscious, otherwise there are few other cheaper options available.

I love this piece of luggage. The fact it can be wiped so easily, the comfortable handles, the durability, it is simply fantastic.My only, and very small criticism, would be that the side handles stick out quite far and I get caught occasionally wheeling it through tighter spaces because of that.

Just finished using this for several months of travels. Really good carry on suitcase that doubles as a backpack.Sometimes it's just inconvenient to wheel a suitcase and there are times when you need both hands free or want to move quickly to places. This back pack is top tier for that.The straps are not the most comfortable, you won't be doing hiking with something like this, but they're absolutely fine for short transits between places like airports/train stations or going through cities.I've looked around and this pack is the cheapest robust suitcase with backpack straps that I've found, there are some eagle creek and osprey wheeled backpacks but they are £££££ and are smaller and primarily backpacks that have wheels rather than suitcases with backpack straps.Also very happy with the extra straps, compartments and water proofing of the case. Each feature has been very convenient and the waterproofing has saved my clothes when caught out in a downpour.It's also super duper light in terms of suitcases.Would buy again, and when this one wears out will purchase the newest model.

This is the perfect carry-on for the budget airlines like Ryanair and Easyjet, which have some of the most restrictive policies. A 55X40X20 bag that holds 48L is unique among carry-ons. The only one I find beats it is a Briggs & Riley which has a compression system and holds 55L, but is still over 22cm wide when empty and costs 3 times more. This one has two wheels only, which gives extra interior space when compared to a spinner, and a single handle which also saves interior space. I've used it for week-long trips to China, NY, and around Europe as my only bag, meaning I'm off the plane and into a taxi well before anyone waiting for their bags to arrive, and no stress as others wonder if their bags will arrive.My only complaint is a silly one buy annoying - the rubber logos on the sides make it catch on the seats as I drag it down the aisle of plane. I taped them over.

I bought this cabin case/back pack because it looked just the job, however when I received it today, it was back in the box and on its way back to Amazon within a hour.The case is absolutely great and I was well impressed with it but as a backpack it was flawed, the press studs that you attach the straps to were just not fit for purpose and were popping even with no weight in it. There was an option to attach the clips but that’s not how it is advertised and was awkward to carry.Because I liked the design and the quality of the case I have now ordered the next model down that doesn’t claim to be a backpack and so is down to 20cms in depth and will pass every airlines bag limits. I’ve changed the colour to denim blue as the yellow was just a little bit too loud!I’m looking forward to receiving the new case and I have no doubt the score will go up to 5 stars

My husband bought the yellow version of this bag at the airport on our way to a previous holiday and I loved it straight away. Not too big, yet incredibly spacious, and it has both wheels and straps to make it into a backpack! This bag ticks all the boxes, as well as being water repellent. I'm not sure it will be accepted as hand luggage on all low-cost airlines once you've stuffed the bag to the gills, but it should be fine as carry-on on long haul flights.When buying the bag you need to pay close attention to the configuration: this bag exists in two very similar versions. One has the backpack option, and the other doesn't: make sure you buy the correct one. I nearly ended up accidentally buying the non-backpack version, even though I knew exactly which one I wanted to buy!

It’s like a tardis inside, apart from it doesn’t come with a time travelling doctor within..Lightweight and durable. I have the smaller cabin carry on paradiver (old model) and it’s been around the world on hundreds of trips and still going strong. I wanted a medium size hold luggage so I bought this new model slightly larger one, actually I bought two - denim and yellow.If using this as checked in hold luggage you should line the sides with shoes when you pack to create some rigidity as it’s mostly a soft case apart from the bottom and the bottom return.Size wise it’s only around 50% larger volume than the carry on model but is a fantastic size for a 1 week break. I can pack in 3 pairs of trousers maybe 6 ymtbahirts, 4 shirts, 3 pairs of shoes, large wash bag, day bag rucksack, portable music system, electrical items, bag of sun screen etc and still hve room left.

I'm happy of this product, it's big inside, and it seems to be good quality outside too.