Samsonite Paradiver Light - Travel Bag with Wheels, 67 cm, 74.5 L, Black

The best carry-on suitcase you’ll ever buy. I bought the black one for my husband around 4 years ago and it’s still almost-supernaturally unchanged, so I had to buy one for myself too. Here are the features that made me buy a 2nd one: - it’s SO hardly and long lasting. We travel constantly - like every 1-2 weeks - and his suitcase has literally not shown any wear & tear in 4 years. Zippers, wheels, handle are all in the same good nick as they were when brand new. - The silent rubber wheels!! It’s sooo nice not making any noise when wheeling over uneven concrete or cobblestones. When you’re next to a friend with plastic wheels you notice the colossal difference. - the strength of the zippers. We always cram too much into our suitcase and the zippers can always take it. - the fabric has a lot of flexibility. I will never go back to hard cases now, after I’ve seen how versatile yet strong this soft fabric leather type material can be. Great if you’ve got shoes or hard objects that won’t conform easily. - fairly light but sturdy - weight is listed as 2.2kg

Fast secure delivery at a great price for this Duffle Bag style travel case. Looks very modern and elegant. Very robust and well made ans you would expect from Samsonite. This case has a later model with four wheels and slightly different stying but I consider this version the better. Easy to use main storage and plenty of zip compartments. Ideal size for main airplane hold or cruise as can easily store two to three weeks of luggage. Highly recommended. I’ve also got the matching cabin size version which I would also recommend

Must be the most perfect cabin luggage available. Modern and contemporary look. Lightweight but very sturdy and well constructed. External pockets for access to passports, tablets, phone etc. Separate pocket for liquids and large pocket for damp or dirty laundry. Highly recommend

Very good build quality. However, was less like a Backpack and more of a suitcase, which I didn't hope for.

I have now used this case on three separate trips. First impressions, well made, functional and very light weight. The case resembles the tarnished in as much as the interior is so much larger, than you expect or than it looks, Mary Poppins would be impressed. Wheels are smooth and quiet and well protected. I always prefer two wheels as oppose to a spinner type construction, where I have been left with three wheels on my wagon. The handle is solid and has a good grip. The external storage pockets are well positioned and of a good size. The one internal zipped section is useful, although a second section would be useful. I have travelled with 4 different airlines and have had no issues with using this as hand luggage on all flights. Would I recommend this product, yes well worth the money.

This case is well designed, well made, sturdy, stylish and ideal for the shorter trips away.

Just what I ordered light,nice wheels beautiful color nice cabin size.

Differences between the Para and the Eco version of this 50/20 strict cabin bag. 1. The para comes with a shoulder strap - this is was the reason I chose the Para. Useful for hands free check in, stairs cobbles etc 2. The Eco has a built in lock for the zipper the para doesn't. 3. The Eco has better adjustable straps inside to secure the items, the para has the elasticated ones which are not as effective 4. The Eco may have slightly better material and finish but could be my imagination 5. The Eco has a larger capacity front pocket which can take a jacket or jumper the para's front pocket is sized for a magazine or ipad 6. Para has flimsy single pull handle which will more likely beak under repeated strain Dimensions appear to be the same, both should be accepted by Easyjet and Ryanair for a fee. I haven't used either yet just taken delivery of the two to compare just posting case it is useful to someone else as I couldn't find this info.