144,64 € – 322,02 €
Azienda fondata nel 1946, DELSEY è sinonimo di eccellenza francese nel mondo dei bagagli. Famoso per la sua estrema affidabilità e il design innovativo, il nostro bagaglio ingegnoso e sempre più leggero sarà il tuo fedele compagno ovunque tu vada, sia per lavoro che per piacere.
Colori offerti in Hardside: Verde smeraldo, blu cobalto, titanio e carbone spazzolato.
Colori offerti in Softside: Blu cobalto e platino.
Consente solo agli agenti TSA di aprire e ispezionare la borsa. Solo Hardside.
Le doppie ruote a scorrimento silenzioso, mantengono il peso lontano dal braccio. Disponibile sia sul lato rigido che sul lato morbido.
Ampi scomparti completamente foderati sia in lato duro che morbido per tutte le vostre esigenze di imballaggio. Hardside è un'apertura divisa 50/50 con due scomparti. Softside presenta un ampio scomparto singolo con tasche con cerniera nel coperchio.
Lo scomparto principale si espande per ulteriore spazio di imballaggio e flessibilità sia sul lato rigido che sul lato morbido.
19" Internazionale Carry On
Spinner da 53,3 cm
63,5 cm Spinner
29" Spinner
Spinner da 53,3 cm
29" Spinner
Set di 2 bagagli
The safe and stylish Helium Aero collection makes your next adventure as safe as possible. This collection features two full compartments and is made from 100% polycarbonate material. The TSA approved lock provides maximum security and only allows TSA agents to access your belongings during the journey. Founded in 1946, Delsey has used its charm to marry tradition with innovation, elegance and modernity and design with practicality. We design tomorrow's luggage inspiring us from many places: travelers and their travels, society changes and the changing environment. As a result, our luggage becomes lighter, more assembled and more environmentally friendly. Enabling our customers to travel with elegance and limiting any negative impact on the environment is our raison d'être.
| Brand | Visita lo di DELSEY PARIS |
|---|---|
| Taglia | Seleziona Taglia |
| Colore | Antracite Spazzolato, Blu Cobalto, Carbone Spazzolato, Nardo Grigio, Peonia, Rosa, Rosso Mattone, Titanio, Titanium, Verde Metallizzato, Verde Metallizzato. |
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Jimena P. (proprietario verificato) –
Bear bag ever.. elegant, classy, functional...perfect!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!!
Brian Raby (proprietario verificato) –
Excelente maleta de viajeMuy practica, le cabe muchísima ropa. El compartimento de computadora no evita que podamos llevar más cosas. Excelente opción.
Amazon Customer (proprietario verificato) –
Great suitcaseLots of room. Wheels are excellent. This suitcase got me through 2 months of traveling in Europe. Handles so well and is light. Still looks good and all wheels survived the cobblestone streets!
Pjk (proprietario verificato) –
Great Carry-on! Fantastic rolling and sturdy handle!I bought this Delsey Aero International Carry-on wheely-bag for my wife who desperately needed a new carry on bag. I opted for this international model, which is slightly smaller that the other Delsey carry-on models to make sure it fits into overheads during travel. It looks great, and has a smooth functioning and sturdy handle. The rolling and swivel function of the wheels is absolutely fantastic, and from what I've heard Delsey is a leader in terms of rolling-bag ease and feel. The front compartment is quite nice and fits a computer among other things, and this easy access front compartment really distinguishes this bag from others which you have to open completely up to take a computer out. The only downside if I found one is that because of the front compartment, center zip access, and handle mechanism, there's not one large main cavity, but rather three-four smaller cavities. This is not at all a problem for most travelers, but worth noting.
Shah (proprietario verificato) –
Slick, durable, thoughtfully designed...The last time I bought a new roll-aboard it was at least a decade ago (maybe longer); it was a CalPak, and served me extremely well (someone inherited it, some nominal wear-and-tear but was still 100% functional and looked pretty good for a 10+yr old bag). I bought this because I needed something with a compartment that was better suited for folded items that tend to wrinkle (like dress shirts and blazers). Since my last bag served me 10+yrs (during some of those years I traveled once a month, and on slower years I traveled at least 4 times a year), I wanted my next bag to serve me a decade also – so I did a ton of research. I hope this helps others save time on researching.
Critical Criteria in my decision making:
– (1) it had to fit practically all overhead bins (I refuse to check my bags);
– (2) it had to be durable and covered by a solid manufacturer's warranty (minimum of 10yrs – from a manufacturer that's known for solid customer service) – it also needed to be extremely resistant to the elements, incase it was ever gate checked (I live in a place where it snows a ton, and travel to places where it's not unusual for it to rain a ton);
– (3) there needed to be a way to divide clean items from dirty items, built in;
– (4) the wheels had to be GREAT – whether it was 4 or 2, was not as important as them rolling smoothly and lasting the life (10yrs) of the bag;
– (5) there needed to be a built in compartment (main or otherwise) that handles items that wrinkle easily, well (i.e., not have those two vertical ridges for the handle/wheels, protruding into the interior of the compartment – this was the only issue with my last bag, and seems to be an issue with every bag that doesn't have a clamshell design…I understand why they have to be there, so I can't really fault the manufacturer for having them…if they were to make that compartment 'flat', it'd chew up valuable space. There are relatively easy solutions to solving this issue, like filling that space as best as possible with shocks, underwear, t-shirts, etc. until you create a flat foundation for your more wrinkle-prone items…or living the packing cube life (something that I'm tempted by).
– (6) aesthetics (if I'm going to own anything for 10yrs, it needs to look nice and be something that should age well);
– (7) relatively spacious (I don't want to own one roll-aboard bag for 2 day biz-trips, and one for 10 day vacations);
– (8) bonus, something with additional compartments/pockets to separate items that need to be accessed quickly from clothes.
Verdict on this bag: a solid 9/10 (this is after 1 trip mind you – if anything changes about my verdict in the future I'll update this) Grade on each criteria below:
– (1) GRADE: A- this thing is COMPACT, I was surprised to see how much I could fit in it, and do imagine that it'll fit practically any overhead bin. I flew a number of different aircraft on my most recent trip, and it EASILY fit everything from a CRJ900 (G7)'s overhead bin up. This did NOT fit in a CRJ200's overhead bin, but I don't think any hard-sided roll-aboard (or any practically sized roll-aboard) will. Even though some have said a roll-aboard will fit in the overhead bins, I imagine that only duffle bags, or underseat-sized roll-aboards could fit in those bins (so I can't really ding my grade of this roll-aboard given that…I imagine the vast majority of flights I'll take in the future will allow this to fit overhead easily). In addition, there are policies that require roll-aboards to be gate checked on these CRJ200 aircraft due to weight sensitivity issues of the aircraft – below is an explanation from a pilot, pulled from a travel message board:
– "As a CRJ200 pilot, I can tell you a 22” bag will fit. However, the CRJ200 is very sensitive when it comes to weight and balance. Due to the nose being heavy, all roller bags have to be gate checked and added to the cargo bin in the back to help balance the plane. So, just get the size you need and gate check your carry-on. You’ll be fine without it since CRJs are usually used for short flight, ranging from 20 minutes to 2 hours max."
– (2) GRADE: A I bought a soft-sided delsey roll-aboard for a close friend 10yrs ago, who is a legit road-warrior (travels 3+ days a week, and might have actually been traveling more than that back then). He LOVED the bag, and it lasted him a long time (he may still have it). Delsey has one of the best warranties in the biz., and I know that their products have lasted others a long time in the past. From my experience thus far, the build quality seems to be top notch. Everything feels and sounds tight, the handles (which is one way I gauge the quality of a bag) all feel exceptionally well engineered – and the telescopic handle has two different settings, and feels extremely sturdy at both settings. The zippers, interior and exterior – all feel solid, and the material is the best for hard-sided luggage currently in use (Polycarbonate – I wouldn't advise any other hard-sided material…others are more likely to crack if flexed too much). Hard-sided luggage does scuff/scratch easier than soft-sided, something you kinda have to compromise on if you want the added internal protection of a hard-sided bag. This thing did have to get gate-checked twice (two CRJ200's) during my trip, and it did get a little scratched on the bottom where handlers would've have slide it in and out of carts…VERY difficult to see though. Hard-sided bags (like this one) are also easier to clean than soft-sided bags, which can be really important if you're traveling to and from places where baggage carts might get dirtier (places with snow, for example).
– (3) GRADE: A+ The clamshell design of this bag, along with it's tie-downs and zippered internal dividers does a great job of allowing me to separate items that are clean from those that aren't. This means I don't need an extra bag(s) for doing so.
– (4) GRADE: A The wheels are excellent, only complaint I have (which is really a result of the 'type' of bag, and not this specific bag) is that when rolling onto and off of moving walkways, the bag tips if it is being pushed on all 4 wheels at high-speed…I imagine any 4 wheeled bag would experience the same issue, so I can't really take points off for that. Also like the dual wheels (so 8 technically), should help limit their wear, and ensure that as they wear they do so 'evenly'.
– (5) GRADE: A The side of the clamshell that the telescopic handle isn't attached to, did a great job of keeping dress-shirts as wrinkle free as possible – the hard-sided luggage also does a better job of ensuring this result. The tie downs in this bag are also great at keeping items from moving during transport (durable and thoughtfully designed).
– (6) GRADE: A+ This thing looks sharp. I also feel that the relatively simplistic and muted design will remain attractive for the life of the bag. The things that make this 'look' better than the competition – IMO – are: (a) it has a sheen without being shiney, so it doesn't have the muted appearance of a cheap plastic beach cooler, or the obnoxious shininess of a hefty garbage bag; (b) the accents on the handles, zippers, wheels, and logo are classy without being gaudy; (c) the color I went with was the 'brick', which ranges in appearance from brick to copper depending on lighting…I like this better than the more traditional colors most manufacturers offer AND, it's colorful without being 'loud'; and (d) the surface is smooth, which I personally like the look of versus a more 'textured' surface.
– (7) Grade: A The capacity of this thing is darn impressive for a bag this size. Hard-sided luggage will always have slightly less capacity than similar sized soft-sided luggage (again, sacrifice for the protection), even with that factored in, this thing holds a ton. I almost never overpack, and when I do it's by a very narrow margin. For this trip, I wanted to put the bag through its paces and see what all could fit in it 'comfortably'. Below is what was packed, without the bag feeling like any of its zippers were being stressed (for reference as far as the size of the clothing items: I'm a 6'1" 175lb male, that wears a medium in all clothing items/38R in suits/jackets, and size 10 shoes):
– 5 pairs of briefs
– 2 pairs of ankle socks
– 3 pairs of dress socks
– 1 pair of size 10 tennis shoes (relatively pliable)
– 1 pair of size 10 dress shoes (not that pliable)
– Toiletries (I pack relatively light in this area)
– Beard trimmer with charger (average sized)
– 2 pairs of exercise shorts (I always pack board-shorts/swim trunks, because they can be cleaned and dry overnight if needed)
– 2 t-shirts
– 2 long sleeve henley's
– 1 pair of jeans
– 2 dress shirts
– 1 13" macbook pro w/charger (2015, newer model would fit easier) – IN THE FRONT POCKET (a nice added feature)
– 1 lightweight jacket with hood (think windbreaker thickness)
– 1 small tech-accessory case (holds two small battery packs and two usb chords)
– 1 small notebook (size of a shortish paperback)
– 1 kindle in its case
This was all WITHOUT expanding this bag, which is one of the nice features it has. As someone who is a very light packer, I am confident that I could do 2 weeks anywhere with this bag alone. I moved my tech items and light jacket to my 'personal item' (messenger bag) for this particular trip, but could've definitely fit everything outlined above in the roll-aboard alone. The only thing that would be a problem for a longer trip (and this is the case with any roll-aboard bag) is fitting my water bottle (don't know if many/any roll-aboards have sleeves/carabener hoops for water bottles…that aren't hideous).
(8) GRADE: A+ the additional front compartment is a nice touch…it DOES get tighter as the interior is filled because it's technically the same compartment, separated via a heavy duty divider (I like this though, because it allows you to choose if you want to put more in the main compartment, or split it between the two). The included TSA approved lock is another nice 'extra' incase gate-checking happens.