The Samsonite Base Boost seems to be the ideal suitcase in terms of weight, storage capacity and equipment. Really, testers didn’t find much to dislike about this suitcase, although it did disappoint somewhat during our water-resistant tests, with some moisture leaking through the exterior pocket. The exterior pocket provides additional luggage space for any baggage which must be quickly accessible while travelling.

The Base Boost collection from Samsonite has been created to provide a revolutionary Lightweight Suitcase collection with all of the benefits usually associated with a hard side case. If anyone complained to me about the bulge I would take the clothes out and wear them, but so far no complaints.

The Samsonite Base Boost Spinner 78 cm is a practical all-rounder for private and longer business trips. The volume of sizes M and L can even be expanded, meaning the size can be flexibly adjusted while travelling. Available in a range of colours such as black, grey, brown, blue, and red, these suitcases are perfect for all your travel needs. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

For a case this large, I found having 4 wheels made life much easier vs 2 wheels when wheeling the case in airports and up/down ramps. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.There are also additional pockets inside, which makes organising your luggage a very comfortable experience. Like most Samsonite soft-shell suitcases, Base Boost spinners have one big inside compartment and a smaller pocket on the inside of the opening flap. In addition to the main compartment, there is additional storage space at the front and in a mesh pocket. The black looks amazing, though I would love to see more colour options available (maybe something brighter and bolder). As I say again and again here at Luggage Review, cheap luggage is more expensive in the long run – as quality suitcases last for years.