Delsey Luggage Helium Aero International Carrito giratorio expandible para llevar, Azul (Cobalt Blue), Una talla

Such a realiabe and luxury case for travelers, excellent size for the amount of space you can pack the items for your holiday.

Muy practica, le cabe muchísima ropa. El compartimento de computadora no evita que podamos llevar más cosas. Excelente opción.

No se pudo cargar el contenido.

Es la mejor maleta carry on porque tiene lo mejor de los dos mundos es dura y rueda de maravilla, pero tienes opción de abrir solo una parte para meter las cosas fácilmente y sin necesidad de abrir toda la maleta.

Todo en perfectas condiciones y la maleta de excelente calidad, me llego días antes.

Muy buena calidad, se mueve súper fácil, tiene muchos separadores, la recomiendo

Absolutely loved this bag!! I travelled overseas with this as hand carry.Packing was a breeze, the front pocket is a god send.. nice zippers with compartments..Travelled to a few diff countries (diff conditions)..and the bag was amazing!!

Muy mala calidad, mal funcionamiento del cierre, y del asa telescópica, el cierre de abrió desde el primer viaje sin estar muy llena la maleta, y el aA telescópica se traba al extenderla.

I LOVE IT!Why?Space: one week of clothes, 2 laptops & toiletry.Quality: excelent mobility, resistent material, TSA Lock...

Exactly what I needed. I am a frequent flyer, and always only take carry-on. This met all my needs. Lightweight, attractive and functional. I bought the plum color.The main reason I bought this particular piece of luggage it is the ability to open the outside compartment without having to open the whole case. It was perfect: My raincoat, tablet and foldable hat all fit easily into that outside compartment. The handle and zippers are solid and easy to use. The expandable feature is a nice extra, although I did not use it. The exterior is flat, with handles both on top and the side. The TSA combo lock is also non-bulky. It was easy to store in the overhead bin, even on smaller airplanes. The hard case slides very easily into and out of the overhead bins.

I recently purchased 8 bags from Amazon Prime with the intention of testing all of them and keeping my favorite. I haven't had a chance to use the bag extensively yet, but I also feel like my opinion of how much the bag is able to carry is irrelevant—some people want small, some people want bigger. So instead, this bag is coming from the perspective of someone who had their hands on 8 different/comparable bags at once. These are the bags I tested:1. Delsey Luggage Helium Titanium International Carry-On EXP Spinner Trolley (19 x 13 x 9.8) - $96.83It was on sale for significantly cheaper than the other colors. It was clearly already used and returned, and the seller sent it back out with scratches and colors on it. Beyond that, the size was awkward. Definitely too thick to meet most carry on requirements. The finish felt cheap and extremely prone to scratches (it already had a lot). The structure felt weak because of the expandable section's gap. Even when not expanded, it was annoyingly deep.2. Delsey Luggage Helium Aero Carry-On Spinner Trolley, Titanium (largest, at 20.5 x 14.5 x 10) - $101.89Too large for carry on3. Kenneth Cole Reaction Out of Bounds 20" - $56.99If you're going for cheap as possible, this one is solid. It is probably the most likely of this bunch to fit the strictest international carry on requirements—on the flip side, it's noticeably smaller and may not be worth it if you're mostly traveling domestic.. ugly monogrammed logo all over the interior4. Kenneth Cole Reaction Renegade 20" Expandable - $99.99The outside is my favorite of the Kenneth Cole bags visually. Very rugged looking. The navy color looks nearly black. Unfortunately, if you bought this for the minimal/masculine style like I did, you'll be disappoint that it's overwhelmingly monogrammed with kenneth cole logos on the interior (like all of their bags apparently)5. Kenneth Cole Reaction ABS Expandable Reverb 20" - $61.99Probably the most practical of the kenneth cole bags. Most versatile. For only a few dollars over the "Out of Bounds" bag, you gain expandability, double wheels and the option of a nicely finished black color (its actually black, not dark grey). Possibly the best choice out of all of these, and definitely under the $100 price point.6. Herschel Supply Co. Trade Small Luggage - 259.99Horrendous handle. The telescoping design is flawed, leaving it stuck at half-height 99% of the time you pull it up. the right and left sides telescope independently and one side tends to go up quicker than the other. The wheels are comparable to the sub $60 bags I tested. Most hard carry ons have double wheels for strength and stability. This bag does not have them. It's not easy change directions and the bag rolls flimsily even when empty. The handles are made of cheap looking cloth and the interior looks tacky and cheap. I'm a big fan of herschel, so I wanted to like it, but hated it.7. Victorinox Luggage Spectra 2.0 Dual-Access Extra Capacity - $235.02Beautiful and everything feels nice quality. The front opening design opens sideways, which looks cool in photos—but becomes extremely annoying when you consider that there is gravity on earth. The front is equipped to hold 10+ lbs of gear, but is only held by cloth on one side. It would be impossible to access things in the way they are designed to be accessed so at this price point, for me, that was enough to cross this bag off my list.8. Delsey Luggage Helium Aero International Carry On Expandable Spinner Trolley - $119.99(THE ONE BEING REVIEWED HERE)All of the Delsey bags roll beautifully and have strong, sturdy-feeling handles—which is huge to me. In my opinion, wheels are everything in a bag like this, because the bag is pointless without them. The case is 100% polycarbonate (as opposed to cheaper/weaker ABS plastic). The entire is tastefully NOT monogrammed with company logos, which is a refreshing change. The handles are thin oval shapes, designed flatter to take up less interior room, and the handles are also designed to lay close to the case and bend outward when in use. Those kind of things are what makes a bag worth spending a little more on because if it saves me even one or two times having to check my bag, the price makes up for it.The outer compartment is accessible via a compartment that opens from the top, which is more practical than most other quick access sections Ive researched.The Victorinox bag is an award winning design, and is touted as having the "best wheels" at any price point. After testing one alongside the Delsey bags, I disagree. The Delsey bags rolled smoother, changed direction smoother, and along with their superior-feeling handle, moved more sturdily overall.I thought I was in for a harder decision than this, but I immediately gravitated toward this bag and became more and more confident as I discovered weaknesses in the competition that were not present in this bag.

OK, I own the matching but SLIGHTLY larger Aero 21" roller, BUT that one is a bit too big to meet some of the carry-on requirements, so opted for the International Carry On spinner given increased travel planned for coming couple of years. Excellent choice!Recently packed it successfully for a week in Europe as my only bag (other than computer backpack). Did expand the Spinner to accommodate a week's worth of clothes (including one extra pair of shoes) and checked it anyway since my wife's bag was also checked.Of course very light weight, super stable when rolling upright or inclined, stylish exterior, very good interior organizing features with zippered clothing compartment, open clothing compartment is the one that expands, retaining straps for clothes in both compartments, flat zippered storage on the flap that closes the one interior compartment, AND a small zippered storage that I use for body powder (keeps it off the clothes and out of my dopp kit).Like others, I did NOT use the laptop compartment for my laptop, but rather packed my vitamins/meds and other flat-ish items in this compartment, worked fine. I could see packing my laptop in it in a sleeve for shorter (day or overnight) trips to eliminate my backpack, but only when using as carry-on, of course.Survived the trip as checked baggage fairly well. Of course these do get scuffed, but they are very nicely designed and tough enough to still look pretty good as they wear.I do use the TSA-approved locks, adds a bit of security as well when the bag is out of sight.My favorite thing about this bag is it's combination of upright stability and mobility in a very compact but practical size.