Chatelet Hardside 2.0 Luggage with Spinner Wheels

Pros: 1) Trendy design and looks, great colors, stylish bag for travelling 2) Strained divider with zippers on one side and elastic straps on the other side split this luggage into 2 sides, which helps to organize stuff inside 3) Also features few bags for storing lingerie 4) Well-built, high quality product from polycarbonate 5) Great wheels 6) Air light and quite tough for its size Cons: 1) Red tissue for internals is a bad taste and is met in many Delsey's models 2) Not all cabin models have wheels locking mechanism which is a big disappointment 3) Some low-costers may think that this is size is bigger than cabin size agreed everywhere Summary: The most important thing about Delsey Paris Chatelet Hardside luggage line is you can enjoy its perfect looks only if you acquire cabin size model and keep it with you during flights. I would recommend buying cabin size Delsey Paris Chatelets for cabin luggage and Samsonite/American Tourister ones made from polypropelene for checked luggage. Note: Unfortunately almost any checked luggage made from polycarbonate will not survive many flights due to the rude way airport personnel treats any luggage loaded into the plane during flights. Preferred material for checked luggage is polypropylene, because it can keep its form, shape and internals even being half loaded.

A classic design which looks very good. Plenty of space to pack everything and come with a shoe bag, laundry bag and a little hanger too. Very pleased to have bought it.

This item is beautiful and definitely worth the price.

Expensive but worth it

A brand I have always favoured in luggage due to its durability.

We bought a large case a couple of years ago. After only 2 flights, one of the wheels broke off. When we bought the case, it supposedly had a 10 year warranty. We contacted DELSEY who refused to repair the case, or else we would be charged for it! So basically the warranty is a complete scam, so don’t even bother! I am from now on just going to buy cheap cases and replace them when they break as the warranty isn’t worth the paper it’s written on.