Samsonite S'Cure - Spinner S Hand Luggage, 55 cm, 34 L, Black (Black)

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They are double wheel spinners with 360-degree maneuverability which means the suitcase will go exactly where you want it too. Samsonite S’cure 30 Integrated ID tag As I mention above, the finish is excellent. Something you expect of Samsonite and this range is no different. There are no concerns or issues to report here…proceed with confidence. The pull handle is as you would expect from Samsonite. Strong and robust. It is secure and the movement up and down is very smooth. Generally speaking, the difference is not massive but poor design can be a source of frustration and poor user experience.

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. I actually agree with this design choice, it reduces weight and actually makes it easier to keep clean. Since most linings cannot be removed, they cannot be cleaned to a high standard. When the clasps are closed, the suitcase is perfectly sealed. This also improves on zips in a waterproof test as there is nowhere for water to ingress. Wheels The overall fit of the suitcase is great in terms of parts slotting together. Therefore, the build quality should contribute to its durability. Finish

Victorinox: https://www.victorinox.com/uk/en/Service/Product-Support/Travel-Gear/Travel-Gear-Warranties/cms/service-travel-gear-warranties If there is a luggage company that knows what it is doing, it is Samsonite. They are masters of innovation in material and product durability. There is a reason they offer a 10-year warranty, this is the level of confidence they have. The wheels are small, tough and move in any direction. If you have not had a Samsonite Spinner before, then give it a (literal) twirl… S’Cure cases will spin around 360 degrees. Update 1/17. Have probable done around 150k miles of intl trips on this now. Think 10-15 intl round trips. Number of trips thru luggage handing is probably a lot more important than number of miles. The other major difference is the construction material. The Samsonite S’Cure is constructed from polypropylenerather than the normal polycarbonate material used. Again, I will cover off the benefits further down.

When you open the suitcase, you'll see that one side has a full fabric cover. You open it with a zip that goes around 3 sides. The other side of the suitcase has a set of X-shaped straps to hold larger items in. It wasn't a negative for us, but just in case, I'll mention that there is no lining to this suitcase. Inside, it is just the bare polypropylene. It doesn't mean a hoot to us. We tend to use our suitcases for a looooooong time before buying new ones, and the problem with fabric linings is that they don't last as long as the rest of the suitcase. So not having a fabric lining may not look as pretty in the beginning, but has no effect whatsoever on how well the suitcase works. I've attached a photo giving you an idea of how the inside of the suitcase looks. Samsonite does offer a lifetime warranty with their cases. I’d be surprised if you need to use this with these tough hard-shell cases. The only negatives I could find involved damage from airlines and scratches. Of course, nobody wants that – though I’d be super-surprised if these Samsonite cases fared any worse than a cheap ‘no brand’ alternative under the circumstances. Wrapping Up: Are the Samsonite S’Cure Spinners Right for You?Thank you for taking the time to read this Samsonite S’Cure review. This was an interesting review for me…something different for a change. Having reviewed hundreds of suitcases over the years, something a little different can peak my curiosity. With engraving, you can add your name or a personal message of up to 25 characters onto the metal of the suitcase handle. Engraving is available in different fonts. Fingers crossed that this works out for awhile, but short of a pricey Pelican hardcase, seems like it will do just fine