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The Samsonite Aeris Spinner 75 is a lightweight yet durable suitcase designed for the modern traveler. Weighing only 4.80 Kg and boasting a spacious 87.5 L capacity, it combines style and functionality, making it the perfect companion for both business trips and leisurely getaways.
C**G
I'm happy with this case
I'm happy with this case.I bought it to replace an old (circa 2002!) US-spec Samsonite clamshell case that managed 15 years of pretty frequent travel for both work and leisure. This new one is only a week old to me, but has done some distance already (circa 14,000 miles) and from using it so far, I think it'll last a long time.The hinge is a piano hinge, which is the strongest and most sensible type for a clamshell case like this, since it runs one whole side of the case.There are 3 independent locking clasps to hold the two halves of the case together, with the central main one also incorporating a TSA 3-tumbler lock. The other two clasps (top and bottom) have a spinning element which "locks" the clasp closed to stop it being undone by accident. Neat design.There is no fabric liner inside the majority of the case (inside it's bare plastic, save for the hinge area where there is a small amount of material to stop the hinge from eating suitcase contents, and a net/fabric separator). This may sound like a downside, but it really isn't: fabrics just absorb smells and (generally) half of trips are returns with dirty laundry. Heat stabilised polypropylene (which this case is made of) doesn't absorb smells.The case is available either in 4-wheeled "stroller" format, or as a 2-wheeled "roller". I have the "stroller" model, and it works great. You can actually tip it over and use it like a roller anyway if you want to.The extending handle is a single metal bar, which means the indent inside the case (where it goes when it's stowed) is as small as it can sensibly be. Compare that design with telescopic handles that use two telescoping elements, and look at the volume of case those use up in comparison: the single bar gives more luggage space.The case has two plastic detents which stop the hinge from over-extending when you open the case fully. It's not obvious what they are for until you open the case and realise the thing won't open past 180º and doesn't creak like most cases would as all the lever forces go through the hinge.The main carry handle is sturdy, and for some inexplicable reason, it's a soft-close part.There's a light grey rubber grommet running the whole seal of the case.I am not saying it's waterproof, or even water-resistant, but I think this in combination with the lack of a porous zip and the fact that the whole thing is tough plastic, means it's less likely to let water in, if it was to end up outside in a monsoon or something like that. Might be useful for travellers to countries like India or Scotland, where it knows how to rain properly.Oddly, the case isn't made in a low-cost country. Mine was made in Belgium.I beat the stuffing out of cases, which is why I bought this one (Samsonite Aeris Spinner, M, 65L, red). It looks and feels the real deal.
B**B
Excellent suitcase, light and stylish.
Arrived in time for city break so we used our new buy. This suitcase is probably the best suitcase that we have owned. We managed to cram in enough for both of us for 4 days into this 68cm case and were well short on weight (17.5Kg). The locking system is great and amazingly no damage following the trip, it really is a solid piece of work. Definitely a positive buy and recommended highly. The wheels move easily and it is very manoeuvrable on the 4 wheels. The handle on top looks a little flimsy however this concern was soon expelled once used. I have read a number of the reviews and being so impressed with this one have now ordered the 75cm one. This will compliment our luggage ald allow for longer trips sufficiently.
A**R
Samsonite Aeris Spinner Case
Needed a quality case for my holiday to Thailand to see my girlfriend- having researched numerous cases decided on the Aeris.Arrived the next day- amazed at how light the case is however feels extremely durable due to the materials used.Great quality locking system which secures the case in 3 places for security, along with a lockable compartment to secure clothes in the top which is really useful .plenty of space within the 2 compartments for all your holiday needs.Having 4 wheels which are incredibly smooth makes pulling the case in any direction a breeze as well as telescopic handle .Excellent value for money along with quality 10 year Samsonite guarantee
H**N
Not sure how durable extendable handle will be
Its a nice suitcase.I bought it because I discovered a significant crack in my existing case shortly before travelling.I wanted a cheap-ish and nice looking replacement spinner fast.Positives are:It was relatively cheap.Order was deivered in good time.It looks nice but after only two flights is already scratched.I have been complimented about how smoothly it rolls.Its light.On the top of the case, next to the extendable handle are three square recesses into which you can place your initials or the numerical code for unlocking the case ;). A set of peel-off letters/numbers is supplied. This is both cute and useful.Negatives are:Mainly the extendable handle.In gripping the suitcase, it is natural to take hold of the extendable handle at the top of the case and the carry handle on the front.The violent ways airline baggage personnel treat suitcases, I doubt that the extendable handle can last long, if you travel by air fequently.The button for releasing the extendable handle is akward (for me) to press.I had to google how to set numerical code for lock. The supplied instructions were not clear enough.Its a nice suitcase but if in future I will travel more frequently, I will buy the s'cure which has a separate handle to grip on the top of the case.
W**W
Spinners are life-changing!
Bought for recent cruise. Always had 'hard' cases - as well aware of how they are poorly handled at airport. Had last case for over 15 years and still going strong, but was the traditional suitcase shape (with wheels at one corner and handle on opposite end, so had to keep bending down to left handle up and pull along on back wheels - a real pain, especially as getting older with back issues, but that was the only option at that time)Spinners are life-changing!Just a joy to use, tend to walk with mine at my side (easier to control, and not tripping folk behind you) Was so easy to use and move around. Very strongly made - wanted a catch-lock system (zips all well and good until the zip breaks, then nothing to do but get new case!). Love it! Added extra joy to the holiday!
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