Samsonite Lite-Locked Spinner Black 81cm 122L $395.20; New FL ver 75cm $479.20 (Pick up or $7 Post) @ Peter's of Kensington eBay

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zrmx on 13/03/2018 - 11:00 ebay.com.au (813 clicks)
Last edited 14/03/2018 - 00:20 by 1 other user

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Thanks to urbancartel's posting of a Peters of Kensington eBay 20% deal

There are cheaper luggage cases that are of similar weight/size, but this is the cheapest I've seen specifically for a Lite-Locked. This is more for those who want a non-zip lock case.

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The Black one of 75cm is actually the new FL version as mentioned below, available for $479.20 after 20% discount code.
Weight is 3.8kg instead of 3.6kg.

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The non-FL older versions:

For the 75cm:
Australian RRP is $999 (although street price is often more in the $550-$650 range)
From Samsonite's official website:

Lite-Locked offers greater security along with the lightweight and shock impact resistance of Curv material. The three-point locking system, launched as a Samsonite patented innovation in 1986, has continuously evolved and been improved over the last 30 years, and offers greater security and practical travel use. Curv material, exclusive to Samsonite, has revolutionised the luggage industry enabling the lightest and strongest Samsonite ever. Made in Europe

SPECIFICATIONS
Colour: Off White
Material: 100% Curv material by Propex in Germany
Dimension: 75 x 51 x 31 cm
Weight: 3.6 KG
Volume: 93 L
Warranty: Limited 10 year global warranty

FEATURES
360° multidirectional spinner wheels for easy maneuverability
Functional elastic cross ribbons to secure packed items
Bottom grip for when you need to lift your suitcase while travelling
Divider pad for easy and organised packing
Fixed 3 point TSA combination lock

For the 81cm: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/253180994998, $395.20 after the discount code.

Australian RRP is $1099
From Samsonite's official website.

SPECIFICATIONS
Colour: Black
Material: 100% Curv material by Propex in Germany
Dimension: 81 x 55 x 34.5 cm
Weight: 4.4 KG
Volume: 118.5 L
Warranty: Limited 10 year global warranty

Update: Off White colour is now showing Out Of Stock (or unable to add to cart or buy now).

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Update 2: The non-FL versions are now out of stock.

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  Homr on 13/03/2018 - 11:04

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  Amazes me how a suitcase can cost more than a return international flight itself.

  https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/364894

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    Arch9896 on 13/03/2018 - 11:11

    Please compare apple to apple

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    pizzaguy on 13/03/2018 - 11:33

    +3

    Yep, not cheap. But you buy this suitcase so carriers like the one from your link are unable to break it no matter how hard they try.

    BTW, that Scoot offer surely doesn't include luggage that large.

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      samfisher5986 on 13/03/2018 - 11:39

      -2

      Is broken luggage really an issue?

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  teh_gimp on 13/03/2018 - 11:29

  +2

  Also worth noting that this model has been superseded by the newer "FL" revision hence the drop in price

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    happykamper on 13/03/2018 - 14:30

    Thanks for the heads up. Is there any big difference in the new version? To me just looks like different (better?) wheels.

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      Bitsurfr on 13/03/2018 - 14:59

      +2

      FL has twin wheels (rather than single); FL is heavier (3.8kg vs 3.6kg of non-FL); FL has white coloured handle and trim corners; FL image on Samsonite website suggests it also comes with a coat hanger and a drawstring bag.

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        happykamper on 13/03/2018 - 15:08

        Thanks mate, yeah not really a huge difference then.

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  Bitsurfr on 13/03/2018 - 15:33

  Off-white now out of stock.

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    zrmx on 13/03/2018 - 17:42

    Thanks. I'll edit the post.

    (And I just realised the Black 75cm is actually the new FL)

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  lainey13 on 14/03/2018 - 22:42

  At the end of the day they were glorified PP bags. I think from reviews polycarbonate would be better?

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    zrmx on 16/03/2018 - 12:17

    My impression of the materials was that PC/ABS would be harder and more rigid, but not necessarily more breakage resistant. PP is more malleable, and the way the PP sheets were melded and laminated together gave them better resistance properties to breakage. While they may change their shape easier (due to being 'softer'), but they can also return to their shape easier (demo-ed by videos on youtube about how breakage resistant they are).