Samsonite Termo Young Spinner XX-Large Suitcase Luggage, 85 cm, 120 Litre, Blue (Dark Blue)

Have used this thing about 20 times for traveling (flights and trains) for more than a month. (And another similar case from Samsonite for over a year.)Pros:- Rolls almost effortlessly on 4 wheels! - I love that! :)- Strong enough to sit on, although does bend a bit. But I do it all the time when I'm waiting at train stations and airports.- Wheels so strong I have jumped on it and rolled on it like a bike. (This is probably dangerous, I don't recommend you do it.)- Has a rubber seal around the opening so it's dust and water resistant to some degree.- Got slightly deformed on one of the flights from the weight of things that were on it. I opened the case, pushed it back into shape and then after the taxi ride home it regained it's shape and was good as new.- Great price for what you get.- very lightweight for the size and strength. I use this to carry filmmaking equipment like tripods and lights.- I tried to break the handle but couldn't. It managed to hold up the case with 35kg inside it just from the one handle. It just bends a little bit but then goes back into shape. I will be adding a few more screws or glue because I carry very heavy loads, but it should be fine without mods for regular use.- Three strong latches: One on each side with mini safety latches to prevent accidental opening, one in the middle with a combination lock (I don't like key locks) and a VERY long hinge at the back.- Latches instead of zips! This is a must for me.-Surface very resistant to dirt and scratching, which also means it won't hold most stickers very long. This was never a problem with airline stickers but my own decorative decals fell right off after one or two flights. Not a big issue.CONS:- No internal compartments. there is a mesh separator in the middle, I will sew or glue another piece of mesh onto that to make a compartment for small items, it's really needed in my opinion.Not as rigid as my last Samsonite but still strong, and it's 2kg lighter so I'm not surprised, the flexibility prevents it from breaking. (I spent ages trying to find what model my old one was but I have no idea.)- TSA locks. I'm not sure I get the point of these, if everyone can open it, how is it a lock? - Then again, I was told at an airport I wasn't allowed to lock it, then I said, "don't worry it's a TSA lock" and they were all like, "Oh, well that's fine.." lol. Better than nothing i guess.The only case I would want more than this is Samsonite's higher cost units, but they are way out of my budget.

Value for money

This suitcase has traveled the world with me and has done an amazing job! It has three latches on the top, side and bottom which all have locking mechanisms and a combination code on side. Having no zips makes this a much tougher and more secure case which really pays off for frequent travelers. As for the inside you have two deep set areas to store items. The lid interior has a mesh guard that allows you to pack clothes and light items leaving the base for bulky goods like shoes and coats. You have a surprisingly large amount of volume inside to use and normally it's only airline weight limit that will only hold you back. The last thing to note is that this case will show scratches and wear as its hard bodied but this is mainly due to the way its handled at the airport.

I haven't used it yet but from first impressions I really like it. The design is really nice and stylish. It is really light for the size of it but still looks very sturdy. The wheels look sturdy which is why I chose it. It also has two locks which should be very useful. Very bare inside but not a problem - just more space for my stuff. Looking forward to using it!

I don't think you can beat Samsonite suitcases anywhere. My last one I bought about 18 years ago is still going strong and as good as ever, despite being around the world at least 7 times in that period. It's brilliant. This one is for my wife and is much easier to use as it is built to the same rugged structure (no zips) as my original, but much lighter and easier for her to use as it has 4 wheels and just glides along. The name for this is a bit naff, I'm not quite sure who they are aiming it at, but for people who want their case to arrive in one piece each time they travel and have years of reliable use from a case, no matter how much they throw it around in the airports, then this will take some beating. We love the Samsonite brand and as with everything in life, you get what you pay for.

Not so light weight, lots of room. Great locking mechanism and really sturdy.Could use a better internal design.Updated review, honestly 2 years later and this was possibly the best luggage case I ever bought.I got packing cubes to organize the internal side of things.It's extremely durable and has survived several long haul flights both the out and return travel.Even to a couple of countries where they really toss your luggage 🙈😂I could not be happier, while not the most beautiful case in the world. It is definitely up in the top category for durability.

I have a bigger samsonite hard case, I got this for a recent holiday and it was great. I love the hard cases because they are more secure and nothing gets crushed, also you can sit on the top when waiting in queues, they are easy to just roll along on the wheels which makes travel so easy. This is a bit more budget than my bigger one which is a slightly more expensive type. For example, the top lid on my other case has straps to hold your clothes tight and mesh that zips closed (it also has various pockets around the side, a trouser bag, shoe bag that this case does not have), this case just has mesh that clips in 2 places so no zip and no straps. It does not bother me because I now use the amazon organiser packs (cannot remember the name) which are great. However if you like the old fashioned way of packing you may prefer the straps for both parts of the case rather than just for the main big compartment. Otherwise, it is the usual good quality samsonite hard case.