American Tourister Bon AIR - Spinner S, Hand Luggage, 55 cm, 31.5L, Black (Black)

Relatively light and easy to manoeuvre the medium size has plenty of space and convenient side pockets. It looks well made and built to last.

Everything feels well made with this case, it's of a really good quality. Considering the price is more at the reasonable end of the market.The case seems to take a beating too, I took this on a 23 hour journey to Hawaii and back - with 3 connections. I know it would probably withstand another few trips some day.It's very spacious inside, the compartments are also made in a way that makes it really easy to store all your requirements. The only reason I deducted 1 star, was for the locking mechanism, because it's sometimes a bit fiddly to get the two zips aligned back in to the lock when closing and locking the case. There's a knack for it, which most will figure out, but sometimes in a hurry it can be a little annoying.It's very lightweight for how tough it feels, so the materials used must be perfect. When it's really full and packed - the wheels are the star of the show! I suffer from a medical condition that gives me weak arms and legs, I fatigue out faster than other people and become very tired. This makes 23 hours of travelling hard on it's own, but the case at least took some of that effort out. I felt confident the case was solid the whole way too. I did see some bumps and scratching at the end of the journey, but the case is going through 3 airports, so that's to be expected. This case shrugs all that stuff off.This was easy to move through every airport and the wheels glide smoothly with no noise, handle is really solid and easy to extend/stow too.:)

Seems like good quality time will tell

I bought 2 large cases, this (Tourister) and a Kono Lightweight Polypropylene Hard Travel Suitcase at the same time from Amazon. After my second trip with the Tourister, the zip slightly popped. I thought, "It's only slightly popped and it's probably a one-off," but nevertheless, I picked up a couple of cheap straps for the next time I used it. After all I don't want to be one of those people with my smalls on display on the carouselI'm glad I did, as the zip completely popped this 3rd time of using. During the holiday, the handle also became very difficult to put back into a flush position, requiring lots of jiggery-pokery.I read somewhere that Samsonite owns Tourister, and that swayed my decision to buy it. In summary the zip pops with under 20kg of luggage in it and the handle will make you look an idiot at check-in when they ask you to put it on the scales and it takes you five minutes to retract it. I have kids, holidays and airports are stressful enough, this case adds to that. Don't do it. If you're looking for a recommendation, my other case—the Kono Lightweight Polypropylene Hard Travel Suitcase—is head and shoulders above this one in terms of build quality and has easily made it past the three trips the Tourister did and was cheaper.

After a few trips with the American Tourister Bon AIR, I can say this is a reliable travel companion. It’s light, roomy, stylish, and performs well for medium to long trips. While it’s not flawless, it offers great value.✅ Pros:• 🧳 Huge capacity – 91L is perfect for longer holidays or if you like to pack options.• 💨 Lightweight yet sturdy – Polypropylene shell feels durable and doesn’t weigh you down.• 🛞 Smooth spinner wheels – Glides nicely through airports and hotel lobbies.• 🔒 Built-in TSA lock – Peace of mind for international travel.• 📦 Well-organised interior – Zip compartments and straps help keep things in place.• 🖤 Sleek, modern look – Matte black is elegant, and other colours make it easy to spot.❌ Cons:• ⚠️ Wheels are single – Not as smooth on rough or uneven surfaces like cobblestones.• 🎨 Scuffs show easily – The outer shell can mark up a bit with frequent use.• 🧷 No expandability – You’re stuck with the set volume (though it’s generous).⸻💬 Final Verdict:If you need a large suitcase that looks good, rolls well, and won’t break the bank — this is a smart buy. Just be a little gentle with the finish, and it should last many trips to come!

Needed a large suitcase for a seven day trip and of course old faithful in the loft turned out to be a 'medium'. Panicked last minute and got this delivered well within the week before departure. I normally like to look at the product before purchase especially because this wasn't cheap but I had little option because of the time restraints presented to me.On arrival I inspected the case and it seemed lightweight and flexible ie: not rigid. Within the case were several zip up pockets. The main compartments has straps and one was with a complete zip up cover. Easily stored seven days clothes, in fact brought too much. Once fully packed and zipped up seemed a robust item.Easy to pull along with casters and long extendable handle. Survived its first trip though a few scuff marks after being thrown around by baggage handlers and being on the conveyor belt when sorting. Fragile souvenirs inside were undamaged.Lock was easy to set....do write your combination down!Hope to have this for many years and may even buy another one for my wife. Okay, it is expensive but the old addage of you get what you pay for applies. So much easier then having a number of smaller bags whilst travelling. So far so good.