Delsey Luggage Review (Overview of 4 Best Luggage)

Delsey Luggage Helium Aero 29 Inch

We start with one of the larger cases of this kind, you have a metallic design that looks stunning and is made so that it doesn’t look too much like an eye sore, and this makes the case more lightweight, so it doesn’t feel like a slog when carrying it for long periods of time.

The double spinner wheels ensure you have a better experience when moving the case, as jaggedy and uneven surfaces are traversed with ease, without your case getting stuck or wearing the wheels out unevenly.

Pros

• The outer casing ensures that passive liquid can’t enter your luggage and spoil any clothes you have inside. 
• If you pack the case sensibly, you can have easy zip movement without it sticking, and with the zip lock feature, you don’t have to worry about unintentional movement, which keeps everything more secure.

Cons

• As good as the wheels are, you may notice the wheels make noise on tiled floors, but if you are used to this issue, it may not be a deal-breaker for you.
• The outside of the case doesn’t have a slot for ID labels, so you’ll have to rely on luggage tags that you have to attach to the handle instead.

Delsey Hardside Expandable Luggage 25 Inch

This case has a truly premium feel as the color of the aero hard side has a nice glint to it whatever type you go for, and is made from 100% polycarbonate, which is a resilient material that has resistance to breaking or cracking, so it can handle itself pretty well.

This case is also made to hold a variety of items, as it has two large, fully lined compartments with multiple pockets.

So you won’t have to be looking around for packing hacks and tips, as you can divide items like clothing, so it doesn’t become wrinkled alongside other things.

Pros

• Even though many would use a larger case, this one can efficiently serve you for up to 2 weeks without any issues, as many have praised the capacity of this case with light to medium packing.
• A nice feature of a pouch located along the center spine allows you to store any small or personal items that you may not have been able to fit in your other bags and carry luggage, giving you better access

Cons

• The front compartment does get tighter as you pack it more, so you might have to split your packing between this and the main compartment, which is usually an issue many bags of this type have
• For those that are packed heavily, the handle with its two-position system might limit the freedom you have in how you decide to carry or move it, and the handle might feel a bit more flimsy than you’d expect.

Delsey Chatelet Hardside Luggage 24 Inch

These cases have a premium look to them and are made similarly to the other cases Delsey makes to give you a solid build that is designed with stylish faux leather accents, and the inside keeps in check with the elegant design. 

These cases come in five different colors in case you want to go with something simpler, or you want something with or without breaks.

So you can get more durability and control of your case, whether you’re traveling far or going somewhere close for a few days. 

Pros

• Its lightness and compact features make it easier to store in the back of cars, and if you need it as a carry-on, you can go down to the 21-inch, which isn’t too much of an inconvenience as you could easily have these as a set. 
• The lining has SILVADUR technology which provides effective odor control, which can be an issue in some cases as the inside lining can absorb those potent odors. 

Cons

• The issue with the lighter colors is that any marks or wear are going to be more noticeable, especially if the case is mishandled and roughly moved. 
• If you fill it to its capacity, you may struggle to open it as the zips are likely to be under more strain, which is more noticeable compared to other top-load suitcases. 

Delsey Softside Luggage 21 Inch

This softer material gives you a look that is all too familiar, except the fabric is designed to stand up to the spoils of travel while keeping everything inside tied down with elastic straps that are easy to use. 

In this case, you get two front pockets for organization and a handy side pocket for access to small accessories, or a water bottle, so you don’t have to compromise between your luggage, making for a much more efficient system.

Pros

• Its lightweight means it’s easy to fit in and out of cars or cabs, so it is helpful for those on trips that are constantly on the go. 
• The quality of the wheels is just as effective as you’d like them to be, with precision moving and a handle that is able to support sharp turns, if ever this is required. 

Cons

• The integrated TSA-approved lock is only available on the 24 and 28-inch models, and to avoid delay, an agent will need access to a key to open it without damaging the lock. 
• The inside of the case looks lower in quality than the other cases in this list, and the inside pocket has a net construction that could snag on sharp or blunt items.