Travelpro Crew Classic Lightweight Softside Expandable Carry on Luggages, Black, Checked Medium, Crew Classic Softside Expandable Luggage With Spinner Wheels

Very well made and looks deluxe. Patriot blue is really nice,

Best carry-on ever! This is an awesome piece of luggage. The spinner wheels glide almost effortlessly and the handle is solid and sturdy. This luggage is built to take anything and last a lifetime. Don’t hesitate to buy this bag you’ll be glad you Most carryons are oversized, so it may seem a bit small. It’s definitely airline regulation size and the quality is well worth the tiny amount of smaller volume. It would never go back to my old carryon.

Enjoyed it on first trip. It rolls on flat surfaces effortlessly. A Filson 24 Hr Briefcase with luggage pass-thru sits atop beautifully. Space enough for a 3-day trip. Looks like it could accommodate clothes enough for a week-long trip, with some planning. Published size larger than prescribed carry-on allowance for Singapore Airlines. Was checked-in. Sturdy enough to come out the other end unscathed. Well constructed. Does not come with a TSA lock.

I'm picky about Carry-on luggage and although I haven't found a perfect soft-sided roller, this one is as close as I've found. Fairly light, excellent wheels, sturdy ergonomic handle, expands a bit, well organized and well made. I travel light and if I add my TravelPro Crew Tote, I'm good for a 3-4 week trip(with some laundry along the way). The only way to get something I like better would be to design and manufacture a soft-sided roller myself. I look forward to many years of organized Carry-on travel.

This is a fantastic, compact case. On its own it's super light, but filled with all your stuff it can be quite heavy. Its build quality is fantastic and sturdy, with big thick zippers. It's got plenty of compartments for organization, and has a zipper to allow you to make more space on the inside. But the casters on this thing are the highlight of the show. Those things are phenomenal, they survived 2 full weeks of abuse rolling around all of southern Japan on gravel and concrete without signs of fatigue. They're extremely smooth and balanced. On a flat surface you can give the suitcase a light push and it will keep going in a straight line for what might as well be forever. This thing is easy to roll anywhere, no matter how bumpy the surface. I won't sugarcoat it though, this thing is on the pricy side. But if you're willing to pay extra for quality, you can't go wrong with this as long-term purchase.