Luggage PC+ABS Hardshell Suitcase with TSA Lock, Spinner Carry On Lightweight (silver, S(20in_carry on))

I needed check thru luggage for a sudden plane trip. I am elderly, & not the strongest women either. Was easily able to pack a week's worth of clothes, books, & gifts all fit in this Coollife suitcase. Even when packed, luggage remained easy to lift & handle. Also fulfilled my choice of brightly colored suitcase...it was easy to spot it at baggage check out region. Inexpensive but impressive, It was athletic enough to handle my run to catch Uber; neither cumbersome nor clumsy (unlike myself) Nice product!

Very very good purchase. It is very durable and good quality, especially for the price. Perfect carryon size, and the wheels and handle work well and are comfortable. The color I chose - purple- is exactly as pictured.

Traveling can be a true test of a luggage’s mettle, and my latest trip was no exception. The airline’s baggage handlers aren’t known for their gentle touch, and my luggage was subjected to the full brunt of their efficiency. Despite this, I’m pleased to report that the structural integrity of my suitcase remained uncompromised. It’s a testament to the durability of the design and materials used. The Good: The luggage’s hard shell exterior, reinforced corners, and sturdy zippers held up admirably. There were no dents or damages to the contents, which is more than I can say for some of my past travel companions. The wheels and handles, often the first casualties of rough handling, performed flawlessly, rolling smoothly from the airport to the hotel lobby. The Not-So-Good: However, it wasn’t all smooth sailing. While the luggage’s resilience is commendable, its ability to resist surface damage is less so. The once pristine exterior now sports a network of scratches and scuffs, a permanent record of its journey through conveyor belts and cargo holds. It seems that while the luggage can take a hit, it can’t quite hide the evidence of its travels. Final Thoughts: In conclusion, if you’re looking for luggage that will protect your belongings and withstand the rigors of modern travel, this is a solid choice. But if you prefer your travel gear to look as good as new after each trip, you might want to consider a luggage cover or a different material that’s less prone to scratching. In the end, it’s a trade-off between brawn and beauty—and this luggage certainly has the muscle.

This suitcase is solid. The color is bright and like the pics. Zippers slide smoothly. Lots of room inside. Wheels glide smoothly as well. It’s just a great suitcase!

Been using for over a year. Probably seven flights and stick looks like new. Has sustained no damage. This is the first hard case I have ever purchased but I am impressed with the durability and lightweight. I had recently purchased Travelpro’s 3-pc soft side set for over $1200, only to find that their customer service department is unreachable. Every time I would travel with them my clothes would be wet, so I figured I would try a hard case. Clothes have been dry. I can pack for three days of business casual w/coat and tie meetings and usually weigh in at least than 35 pounds. Highly recommend. Note: Description says “Carry On”, but I have always checked this bag as I believe its dimensions are greater than allowed for carry on baggage. Check your airline requirements before purchasing.

I bought two of these luggage sets; one is "new sliver grey" (I'm thinking they meant "Silver", and "Red Wine". The photo from the seller shows a bright red color which is exactly what my wife desired. The attached photo is what we just received. It's more of a burgundy color which, to be fair, is also a wine color. It just wasn't what was desired, but we're so close to the trip that we cannot return it. But the color aside, these are very nice luggage sets - light weight, they look sturdy and both are exactly what is described. Like virtually all luggage, they will surely scratch and get bumps eventually, but I consider these a very good value. I may update once we return from our international trip!! ******UPDATE****** Two years later (Thanks COVID!), we finally got to go on our Philippines trip. Both sets of luggage were GREAT!!! We had these things filled to the brim and they were at max weight (70lbs) both ways. Had to use the expanding zipper on the return trip for all of the goodies we bought. The luggage is very durable, did not scratch easily (very little scratch damage), maintained shape, did not tear, zippers were very strong, and wheels were very sturdy with zero wear, and that's going through 5 domestic airports and two airports in the Philippines roundtrip. That's 6 pieces used - four very full checked baggage and two carry ons. And the TSA locks worked exactly as advertised without any problems. So, who cares about the color shade difference! This luggage was well worth the value and we highly recommend!!!

This luggage is easy to manoeuver, as it is light weight but lots of room for clothing.

I only used it once so I’m not sure about the durability but so far I am satisfied .

I LOVE these suitcases! We bought these suitcases because our old soft shells were getting kind of gross, and I am super happy with them. We bought these suitcases carry on size and they were exactly as described for dimensions and had no problems flying with them (multiple airlines now) Pros: hard shell- I love the hard shell of these suitcases. They protect my luggage but are also super easy to clean - lots of space: for a small suitcase I sure can pack a lot into this little box. The zippered section allows you to keep things sorted. Extra pockets come in handy for keeping small items - has 4 wheels and the are rugged. Not flimsy like other cases we’ve had - has a tsa lock. We didn’t actually use this part, but you could use it and if airport security needed to unlock it they don’t have to break it - stitching: not something I’d normally look at, but since my last suitcase all the zipper stitching came undone, I can say this one is well sewn -long extendable handle- pretty standard Cons- the only thing with the handle when fully extended seems a little flimsy, but still does the job. I’d buy these 100x. I really think they are tha great

This is a clam shell designed piece of luggage that is light weight and highly maneuverable. The only drawback is a lack of internal dividers other than a net between top half and bottom half other than a strap. I used a strong plastic sheet to keep things from sagging to the bottom when pulled along but things have a tendency to tumble out when the bag is first opened after a being handled by the airline baggage crew. Functional bit not particularly stylish.

Love this suitcase, took it to the U.K, sturdy, was surprised how much I could fit in.