DELSEY PARISHyperglide Softside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Hyperglide Softside Expandable Luggage With Spinner Wheels

Not durable, exterior fabric ripped first time using it.

Having been an exclusive Delsey Finatticz for probably the Past five years, I was very happy to get this bag it was going to replace one that was wearing out after about 200,000 miles. I used this bag one time and then immediately went to a different brand, that’s how bad it is. It seems to be much cheaper materials than Delsey‘s in the past, The construction is inferior, and quality is not there. I loaded this with 37 pounds of clothing, about 10 pounds less than I normally carry, and the bottom of the bag where the wheels are is so flimsy that the wheels on the front started to buckle and it wouldn’t roll sideways or forwards, I had to roll it with the back straightahead because those are the only wheels that didn’t collapse. Every threshold, every rug, everything other than solid smooth surface gave it problems and it became very difficult to deal with. The edges were the wheels are reinforced but that’s it, very flimsy fabric between the wheels across the long and the narrow sides, and that causes it to be forward heavy and not roll correctly. I always loved Delsey and had five or six other bags that never gave me problems, but this one is not worth a fourth the price. I’m very happy with my new brand and I don’t anticipate going back to Delsey again, I just can’t spend that money and take a risk then I’ll get another poor quality bag. They’ve really gone downhill.

My friend loves Delsey, on a trip I did with her she brought this bag in black. I loved how you could plop it down open it and everything was on one side. It's a huge bag. And the " weight indicator" seemed like an amazing idea.Well, one trip in the thing was ripped. Amazon was good enough to send me a brand new one once I sent this back.However, I should never have kept it. The mechanical indicator is a bad feature. You can barely see the " red" dot. And after a few tried it totally does not work as they say it will. Beyond that after two trips with this new on the fabric ripped in a few places again, and the handles are scared, is the only way I can put it. It's actually too big in the end if you fill it up you will totally be over 50lbs. In general it's a nice color and again I like the fact it's all on one side mostly when you open it. but for one of the main reasons I did get it it does not do what it says, ( weight indicator)

Very lightweight and the wheels feel like they glide!! (Even on the carpet when I was testing it out). The 25" seems like a 'medium' size luggage and a good size for a checked bag. Great quality, fabric, and zippers. I've had a Delsey carry on size bag for 10+ years with absolutely no problems so I'm excited to use this one. Will update if I have any issues.

I’ve only used this suitcase for one trip so far, but I feel like it got put thru its paces. We went to Montreal with an overnight in Chicago, had to walk several blocks thru downtown Chicago to our destination, and this bag did superb, even though it was stuffed FULL (and expanded) and had my carry-on and my purse sitting on top. It rolled extremely easily and smoothly over grates and uneven sidewalks, across construction, up and down hills, up and down stairs and escalators…it made it super easy getting from point A to point B. The inside is no frills, large enough for this FL girl to bring enough winter clothes and shoes/boots to be comfortable in Montreal in December for a full week (and I do NOT pack lightly). It seemed to have a little bit of trouble rolling if I had it sideways next to me and was pushing it, it would start to spin around til the back of the bag was facing forward. It just did better for me facing backwards and slightly behind me…but that could’ve just been me, this is my first spinner bag so I may have been pushing it ”wrong”, or the stuff on top could’ve been throwing off the center of gravity. Not a big deal overall for me though, once I got it into a comfortable position, the wheels glided very nicely over multiple types of surfaces, and neither the bag itself nor the wheels seem to be any worse for wear after being checked at multiple airports. All the zippers functioned well, very smooth zipping and unzipping, and were easy to grab. The overweight indicator was a thoughtful and unobtrusive addition, and also functioned well.Having said all that, there are a few MINOR things I’d change:1) Have the mesh zippered pocket inside the lid be a wet pocket instead (so, plastic covering instead of mesh),2) Make the included toiletries bag divisible, so that the 3 sections came apart and could be stowed inside separately rather than just as one bundle, for space-purposes (sometimes it’s easier to find 3 smaller spots to put stuff than 1 large spot),3) There is a large “brick” at the top of the inside of the case, I imagine it has something to do with the telescoping handle’s mechanism, but it takes up a decent amount of space inside. I’d like to see that be smaller and less obtrusive.Other than that, the suitcase is fantastic so far and I’d definitely recommend it.