SWISSGEAR Sion Carry-On Spinner Luggage, Softside Expandable, Lightweight Suitcase, Burgundy, 22.75-Inch

Appearance: Love the teal color! Very pretty. Durability: Made it through one big trip so far - no issues. Ease of pulling around: Top notch. I LOADED this bag up and was able to pull around a crowded city with bumpy streets with zero issues. It was a smooth glide for sure! My husband took pity on me and how much weight I had packed in that suitcase and we switched. After a block, I took mine back because of how much smoother the glide was on my suitcase. Zipper closure: Great! No issues. Weight: Light! I definitely recommend this set. The mid-size is great for longer weekend trips when a carry on size just won't do!

I really like this suitcase. I wanted a suitcase that had spinny wheels but not the hard case with no outer pockets. This fit the criteria and the price was not bad. It did get a bit beat up at the airport, but that is expected.

Full disclosure: I am a paralyzed traveler. I need a carry-on that is rock solid in terms of functionality and durability. I’ve used this luggage extensively in the six months that I’ve owned it. My limited mobility makes me hard on my luggage. I bought this product to replace a very expensive Hartman carry on. I also a big T. Anthony fan/purchaser. I have high standards. I’m blown away by this item, especially given its v affordable price point. There is a lot of great to say about this luggage: First, it is perfectly designed in that there are two outside pockets that are perfect for carrying a billfold, cell phone, etc. They do not interfere with being able to open the luggage completely or partially in terms of accessing the main storage area. This is quite clever. Second, inside, it is super sturdy with an interior metal frame. The wheels are super solid and roll well with little resistance. Nice touches include a large dedicated pocket for dirty laundry and a separate toiletries pocket. U won’t need to pack a separate dop kit (saving space). The telescoping handle works well. If I had one improvement in the design, it would be to allow this handle to lock before full extension. I lock my luggage when I leave my hotel room. The zippers have holes at the end to facilitate this. I also like that the handle for carrying the luggage horizontally, is exceptionally strong and perfect for my lock so that I may store it under my bed to lock it to the bed frame. Last, I purchased mine in Royal Navy blue. I must say with the Swiss flag in red and white, it is stylish indeed! I very much look forward to packing it and loading it for my next adventure. Also, I am not a paid reviewer or so-called influencer. Just a happy customer.

The SwissGear Sion is a no-nonsense, highly organized carry-on that prioritizes function over flash. Specifically designed for short 1–3 day trips, it manages to fit a surprising amount of gear while remaining light enough to hoist into an overhead bin without a struggle. Packing & Organization Deceptively Spacious: While it fits standard carry-on dimensions, the expandable zipper is a lifesaver. It allows you to gain extra depth—perfect for those who tend to pack a bit more on the way home than they did on the way out. Smart Storage: SwissGear excels at pockets. The two front-panel pockets are deep enough for tablets, travel documents, or a light jacket. Inside, the adjustable tie-down straps keep your clothes from shifting, and the addition of a removable zippered wet bag is a thoughtful touch for toiletries or damp swimsuits. Softside Advantage: Because it is made of scuff-resistant polyester fabric, the case has more "give" than hardside luggage, allowing you to squeeze it into tight spaces or slightly overpack without fear of the shell cracking. Maneuverability & Handling 360-Degree Agility: The four multi-directional spinner wheels are smooth and responsive. Whether you’re gliding through a polished airport terminal or navigating a narrow airplane aisle, the 360-degree rotation allows you to roll the bag upright alongside you rather than dragging it behind. Ergonomic Lift: One of the best features is the handle configuration. With top, side, and bottom grab handles, you have a secure grip from every angle—making it much easier to pull the bag out of a car trunk or an overhead compartment. Protection & Warranty Built to Last: Every inch of this bag feels intentional, from the reinforced stitching to the heavy-duty zippers. 10-Year Protection: SwissGear backs this model with a 10-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. In an era of "disposable" luggage, having a decade of coverage from a brand with 125 years of history is a significant value-add. Final Verdict The SwissGear Sion is perfect for the efficient traveler. It doesn't try to be a tech-heavy "smart" bag; instead, it focuses on being maneuverable, durable, and incredibly organized. If you want a suitcase that won't give up on you after three trips, this is a very safe investment. Bottom Line: This is the reliable workhorse of the carry-on world. It’s organized enough for the business traveler but rugged enough for a weekend adventurer.

After searching Amazon & Macy’s apps for 2 weeks looking for a carry on for my son, I checked out countless hard side & soft side options & poured over reviews. I finally settled on this soft sided carry on. Amazon buyers had posted some useful videos & the reviews for this bag were consistently awesome. I wanted something with good quality spinner wheels & a telescoping handle that was sturdy. The bag needed to be affordable and have nice features inside & out. This carry on checked all of those boxes! Very impressed with the look & quality of this bag, both inside & out. Smooth zips with high quality zipper pulls, 2 handy & spacious exterior pockets for easy access to travel essentials (this is why I chose soft side over hard side!) a separate expansion zipper for more packing space for clothing, and I love that it has sturdy handles on three sides to easily grab this bag from any angle. One side has nice “feet” if you want to set the bag down horizontally. The telescoping handle works smoothly and locks into place. There’s two different height choices for this handle. One feature it has that nobody mentioned is that the zippers have little holes you can align and you can then use your own suitcase padlock on the bag if needed. The interior is spacious, nicely lined and there’s an attached mesh zipper pocket on one of the long sides, and also a detachable zip bag they call a wet bag, so stuff your wet swimsuit inside if need be or use it for cosmetics or whatever. Not sure if it’s TSA friendly because it’s clear, but not exactly see through. The spinner wheels glide as smooth as silk across my wood floors here at home & it has excellent maneuverability. A nice dark blue, soft materiel. It’s a great looking bag! I got a really outstanding deal on this when I checked out the list of these bags available at a lower price, shipped from the Amazon warehouse. I chose an option that stated it would be “Used, in like new condition” that was listed $30 cheaper than new. It came in pristine packaging, no damage whatsoever to the box that held the suitcase and still taped up with “Swiss Gear” packaging tape. The suitcase & handles were still wrapped in plastic, tags were intact, and all of the pockets on the suitcase still were stuffed with the packaging tissue paper! This was an awesome score for under $100 and I’m sure this thing will last a very long time! Look no further, this is the perfect carry on bag. I’m sure Swiss Gear’s matching larger size bags are just as awesome, too.

After usage, here's a long, detailed review for this small-ish carry-on. This luggage was purchased in 2022, but didn't have an opportunity to use it until 2024. The suitcase was put through a lot more heavy duty use for an international trip in 2026. This size is perfect for long weekend trips. Or if you really know how to pack, and minimize for travel, this can suffice for potential extended periods of 2 weeks, a month, etc. I'm not a packing minimalist. Over time and with each trip, I've become better about streamlining, bringing what I need along with some of the wants. Between this luggage and a personal bag, I for sure got 3-4 days worth of toiletries, clothes, electronics, etc. The suitcase, minus electronics for the plane, I think could handle 4 days. Maybe even 7 days, with laundering. Adding souveniers, depending the dimensions, could push the limits. Winter travel may reduce how many days worth could fit. I think with layering winter outfits, the same amount of days could apply. The opening of the luggage has a little bit of a lip at the bottom by the wheels. Unlike the top and sides of the suitcase, you can't directely place items inside without tipping it at a slight angle, then inserting. I think this probably makes a difference when trying to stuff as much as you can inside the suitcase. The lip somehow prevents making it easier to cram if it's completely packed to capacity. I attempted to do carry on only, but due to the itinerary, it was easier to check the bag. Plus, this size is just an inch or two over most strict international dimensions. It's fine for most domestic US airlines, though it seems even domestic airlines are cracking down on carry-on guidelines with weight and sizing. You may be able to get away with putting this carry-on in an overhead bin, but I don't like the stress of wondering which agent and which airline may or may not allow it on the plane, or having to gate check. As for wear and tear, this suitcase was fine on cobblestone, but admittedly by the time I got to the cobblestone portion of the trip, it got old transporting luggage. This was after handling the weight of a personal bag and the contents of the carry-on through several legs of trains, planes, automobiles, airport terminals, and hours of day long walking through them all. From all the lifting through stairs, escalators, gaps of elevators, pushing through cobblestones, the only thing I would eventually question is the sturdiness of the telescoping handle. It got a little twisty pushing it through some places, maneuvering cobblestone. All four wheels having independent movement helps, but often doesn't matter with those old world surfaces. But it held up. Aside from the handle, the rest of the luggage is incredibly reliable. I prefer softside luggage for the reliability in baggage handling. No worries on cracking, scuffs or scratches. The luggage expansion came in handy with additional souvenirs. It was quite welcome while repacking. Providing just enough extra room to accomodate. The dimensions and the weight are pretty accurate. The weight is just slightly under 8lbs. Handles on three sides (top, bottom, one side) was also a huge help, especially on trains. Made lifting it up to a luggage rack with height a lot easier. The top handle slides out a little to provide additional give. The other two handles are standard and just as sturdy. The zippers are all a nice thickness, or wide, sturdy and smooth. They are not flimsy, and you don't have to worry about them easily breaking. For longer work trips, work/leisure trips with extreme climates, very involved itineraries, or work trips involving a lot of supplies/gear, I would definitely size up to standard checked luggage or larger. Overall, this a great carry-on suitcase for short trips, work or vacation. It's small enough that lifting it, even fully packed, won't be too much of a strain. It easily moves on flat surfaces of terminals, can handle cobblestones in international spaces, and can withstand rough handling.

Great suitcase. Lightweight. Packs a lot. Wheels easily. Not inexpensive but worth it.

It's been in a few flights and overall it's pretty good. Now that I've used it a few times, my only complaints are these: 1. One of the zipper pulls broke on one of the front pockets. Unfortunately, it's the pocket with only one zipper pull, so if i want to use that pocket it's really irritating. 2. There are strings pulling from the rolled seam trim. I really hope this doesn't mean those pieces of trim are going to fall off at some point, but I'm a bit unhappy about that. And, 3. There is some similar thread pulls around some of the grommets, which has me concerned about the overall strength of the construction. At the moment these things are minor, but I do worry it will wear out long before it's time.

Very bad and some stitches was open

Excellent case for a night away and some retail therapy. A good amount of room in there without using the expanding option. Very good quality and the outer pockets are useful too for easy to grab items, hat, gloves, brolly etc. I don't intend to use this as a cabin bag so not sure the size is compatible with that in mind as it is chunky but that is exactly what I wanted.

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It was nice offer 11 Nov

The case is well made the wheels are a little tight or stiff this might ease with time and the wear in.. don't try and take it on Ryan air as you will get charged even though according to their dimensions it should be fine overall the case was fine