Samsonite 325 Series NRG Reviews

Samsonite 325 Series NRG Suitcase

Product Type: Samsonite Suitcase

Newest Review: ... to pay for bags so this suitcase works perfectly as handluggage and you don't need to worry about the size of it or extra ... more

 ... charges. The suitcase has two wheels at the back so in order to pull it along you simply tip it up and pull with the handle. I find the wheels go round well and I never usually have a problem with it tipping it when I am standing it up, except if maybe I have overfilled the front pocket but most times it stands up on its own which is nice. There is a retractable handle at the top of the suitcase which pulls out easily and then clicks back into place when you are not using it. The handle is sturdy and pulls the suitcas...more

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Customer Samsonite 325 Series NRG Reviews (4)

sympatic
Samsonite 325 Series NRG: Overhead hogger (466 words)
by - written on 29/04/11 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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When flying I'm one of those annoying people who always tries to get the largest possible bag into the plane that I can get away with, sometimes this is my only case saving time at the other end waiting for baggage handling while for longer trips I like to have at least one or two changes of clothing with me as in the past I have experienced that dual holiday where my destination is not the same as my luggage. The Samsonite 325 that I have is a soft case trolley design that is ideal for hand luggage as it maximises the amount I can carry and is not too heavy to lift up into the overhead compartment. There are bigger sizes in the range but these would have to go into the .  Read the complete review

Idiotic_Table
A reliable case (466 words)
by - written on 24/11/10 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Although this suitcase comes in a variety of sizes, the one that I have is roughly hand-luggage sized, although it doesn't look that small - however, I've never had any problems taking it onto flights, although I wouldn't want to cram it too full. I bought it because I wanted a strong, durable suitcase that I could rely on to travel with - something that wouldn't break or get damaged. This is a good choice, because it has a tough exterior, although it's not solid - you can move it a little. This is better than a canvas surface at times, as it's a little more hard-wearing and is more water-resistant. The suitcase has got plenty of space inside, and I find I'm ...  Read the complete review

Little+Miss
Samsonite 325 Series NRG: Wheelie Good! (392 words)
by - written on 07/02/01, updated on  11/04/01 (Very useful, 297 readings)
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My over night samsonite trolley cost me about 80 pounds, I bought it in the duty free/travel value or whatever they're calling it these days. In normal shops it costs about 90 pounds but I would still say it's worth every penny. It's cabin luggage size, although don't take this as a guarantee you will always be allowed to carry it on especially if you are in economy class. I choose a semi-hard trolley, it's not solid plastic or metal but it's not soft canvas either. It's actually a kind of firm rubber covered in canvas. I find this really good as with canvas often things get damaged, with solid plastic or metal it can be difficult to ...  Read the complete review

Whizz11
Handluggage suitcase (524 words)
by - written on 19/03/13 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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If you are looking for a nice compact little case that is perfect for weekends away then look no further than this Samsonite two wheeled case. We've had this case for a number of years now and it has proved handy again and again. If you are someone who travels on airplanes like we do then this is definitely the case for you. What I really like about this small case is that its classified as cabin luggage so it will fit on a commercial flight as hand luggage. For example I often take this if I am going on an EasyJet flight and do not want to check in any luggage becasue you have to pay for bags so this suitcase works perfectly as handluggage and you don't need ...  Read the complete review

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