Samsonite- Paradiver light - Wheeled Duffle 79 cm, 121.5L, Black

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Before the introduction of 2-wheel suitcases you had to carry your luggage, so lets raise a glass to celebrate this invention! While 4-wheel cases have become more popular over recent years, 2-wheelers are still a great option especially for a cabin case. While you don't get the same capacity as a 2-wheel suitcase, 4-wheel cases are increasingly popular. MATERIAL Durable PU coated 600 x 600 denier polyester (Jeans Blue and Jeans Grey use non PU coated 300 D Polyester with Teflon® Fabric Protector) These wheels are able to turn 360 degrees each, which allows you to roll your luggage however you want. There is no need to tilt to bag to get the wheels rolling, which means much less strain on your arms and shoulders. Wheel Handle And Carry Handles

The extendable wheel handle is a single-tube, which minimizes the weight it adds to the bag. Additionally, since this is a softshell suitcase, the handle doesn’t really protrude in its interior, the way it does with hardshell luggage. A cool thing about the wheel handle is that, when it’s not in use, it can be zipped up into its own compartment, and it’s not visible at all.Samsonite's Paradiver Light 55x40x20cm cabin duffle bag on wheels offers great storage capacity of 48 litres and is is a perfect if you want a cabin case with a casual look. The dimensions of 55x40x20cm mean that it meets the cabin requirements for many airlines including British Airways, EasyJet and Ryanair. The outside of the duffel bag is coated with polyurethane, which is partially what makes it weather resistant. This coating also enhances the durability of the bag and makes it resistant to dirt. However, in terms of impact resistance, I wouldn’t say that the Paradiver is very durable. That’s the downside of softshell luggage – if too much weight is put on top of it, it can easily get deformed. Spinner Wheels

ZIPPERS Improved zipper quality with extra slider part in addition to the cord and smooth sliding zipper pullers. Being weatherproof, lightweight and hard-wearing enables this Paradiver Light wheeled duffle bag to set the new standards for others to follow for this easy to use luggage solution. Offering several methods of carrying; carried or wheeled, this versatile wheeled duffle raises the bar of what the user requires in a travel bag. Ideal as ski or snowboarding luggage The Duffle Bag on Wheels is becoming increasing popular with travellers as an alternative to the traditional suitcase. Samsonite’s Paradiver Light range fits the bill as a quality duffle bag and has been given a refresh with enhancements in practicality and looks. The range is now lighter and comes with sporty colourways. I would say that this duffel bag is a great choice for people who won’t be traveling by plane. This is because luggage at airports is often thrown around, and most softshell suitcases end up squished on the carousel. If you are traveling by bus, train, or car, this duffel bag is a great choice for you. 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.

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MATERIAL Durable PU coated 600 x 600 denier polyester (Jeans Blue and Jeans Grey use non PU coated 300 D Polyester with Teflon® Fabric Protector) 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.

Victorinox: https://www.victorinox.com/uk/en/Service/Product-Support/Travel-Gear/Travel-Gear-Warranties/cms/service-travel-gear-warrantiesOne 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. Which? have written a good article on luggage that has been damage by airlines: https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/the-airline-has-lost-or-damaged-my-bag-what-can-i-do