Helium Aero Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Blue Cobalt, Checked-Medium 25 Inch

So far one long trip and it held up great. I purchased a Used - very good piece and saw a scuff that I was able to simply wipe away. Its a beautiful case. I can see how one can overstuff it so suggest users weigh the case empty and weigh piles of items before adding to be sure and stay under 50lb weight limits for economy flyers. Will easily accommodate increased 70lb weight allowance for business-class and first-class passengers without crowding. It easily travels over all sorts of terrain - great wheels.

Ive been on the search for the perfect luggage for twenty years. Changes in size restrictions, weight restrictions, etc. have complicated matters. Add to that the frustrations of finding sturdy handles, interiors that actually keep belongings in place, and exteriors that will hold up to being tossed around... well. Those are all factors that make mine an ongoing search.

These Helium Aero bags are the best. Light and sturdy, excellent rollers and handle. Expandable. I wouldnt own any other brand.

Its a great carry-on suitcase that fits all my needs. Ive only used it a few times and it held up just fine. My only comment would be related to the handle when its pulled out all the way. it doesnt feel very sturdy but Ill know more as I keep using it.

Just got back from my first trip with this carry on. I liked this case before my trip but I didnt love it. It really seemed flimsy, but gave it a chance since so many people gave it good ratings. The picture attached shows what happened on my third day. It looks like the stitching came out around the hard plastic (by my thumb) as well as the zipper material (by my pointer finger). Im going to return this piece and ask for a replacement. Im really hoping its a fluke, as I also purchased the bigger suitcases and so far they seem to be holding up. Lots of scratches but thats to be expected with a hard plastic case. The wheels rolled really nice on all three pieces that I ordered.

This is just an overall great value for a carry-on. It is very sturdy and the finish is very nice. The handle rails are thick and they feel solid and premium, they are even thicker than the Rimowa and Tumi bags. I personally compared this bag to the Rimowa Salsa, the comparable Tumi, and the Briggs and Riley bag. The Delsey rolls just as well, if not better, and the shell is much harder and stronger than the others (excluding the B&R bag). The inside is well crafted, with practical pockets and storage. The only thing that is not great on this bag is the zipper lock. Other manufacturers have a much easier to see combination setup. The little dials on the Delsey are small and difficult to roll and the placement on the side of the bag is not my favorite. The Rimowa has it on the top which seemed better.

The suitcase was not over packed and was used only once. Very disappointing. Our smaller one did not have the same problem thankfully.

It’s light weight and cabin sized which is prefect. Has plenty of storage for a light traveler like me for up to a week. The only gripe is that it scratches very easily and ruins the good looks after a few flights.

I have a TravelPro cabin luggage and I was hunting for a smaller cabin bag which can take my laptop, few clothes, sturdy and stylish. I was searching for over last 3 months and finally landed on the page showing this product. I search for similar ones but Delsey is the only one which meets all my requirements.

its pretty compact- a little smaller than my last roller but so far seems durable and looks good. only used on one trip but there are many more to come. it does have a lock that allows you to use a combination to lock it and keep your stuff safe, but apparently airline security has a universal key to get in...but i am not checking it either way so havent investigated how to use it. has a nice easy access laptop pocket in the front.