Samsonite Oc2lite Unboxing, Travel Review & American Tourister Linex Comparison. Pros and Cons
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- All the numbers, tests and the Pros and Cons of the Samsonite Oc2lite and a helpful comparison of both the Oc2lite and the American Tourister Linex, to help you figure out which size and brand is right for you and your travel needs.
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Hey Everyone, just an update on the case. It has been through many countries, a lot of rough terrain and it is holding up a charm. Still a firm recommend from me.
I did not realise the AMERICAN TOURISTER was a subsiduary of Samsonite . Great review thanks
Great review Ryan you home yet? The Mrs from Wellington just picked up the 81cm, I on the other hand, prefer the 'Essens' hard shell. Great review mate 👍 That sux about the Air Tag, I'll be straight onto Emirates about that for our EU trip come October from Brisbane across the ditch (bought an iphone to use Air Tags just for the trip / I am a Samsung man & their Smart Tag is inferior ti Apple's technology)
@@davidfromdownunder yep, home now, no complaints the samsonite handled it like a dream, plains trains and buses. The AirTag ban is no longer current so should be fine now
@ryanopensboxes Cher Bro thanks for the reply
Been looking for a comparison just like this one
Nice review! how's the Samsonite holding up against scartches and general battering from so many trips?
@@The_LaZy_HiKeR very well, still rolls like a dream. Sure there are scratches but it still looks good.
It exceeds 158cm linear checked baggage limit. Did you face any problem in checking in these with airlines?
I have not, so far have flown with Qantas, Emirates, Easy Jet, Vueling, Norse and Air New Zealand, no problems
it does not exceed 158cm as its only 81cm
Dimensions for baggage are calculated by adding together the width, height and depth of the piece of baggage that makes this suitcase 170cm for the airline purposes i donet know about other airlines but quantas has a maximum of 140cm for domestic and 158cm for internatio al so if the check you would get oversize baggage fee or they could refuse to take it @@ornn6177
@@ornn6177thats not a height limit its dimensions i.e height+width+depth=.
@@ornn6177 linear baggage limit = height + width + depth (or basically the total of the three dimensions of your luggage)
Are you still enjoying this bag? I just got myself the size below this and the carry on.
Did 17 countries with it over 8 months, no complaints. nice and steady with good wheels
How much
Depends on what market you live in