TravelproMaxlite 5 Softside Expandable Checked Luggage with 4 Spinner Wheels, Lightweight Suitcase, Men and Women, Black, Checked Medium 25-Inch

When it comes to spinner wheels, I've found the Travelpro luggage to be the best. I've had a mix of different suitcase brands over the years (including Samsonite) and the Travelpros are the only ones that haven't had wheel issues. This one is nicely designed as a carry-on that passes the most recent standards. It also has TSA approved locks built in for the zippers if that's of interest. Like all Travelpro luggage it's well made and will be useful until the airlines do another carry-on "shrinkage" in their ongoing campaign to get more luggage checked.

As airline carry-on sizes have gotten smaller and smaller, on many flights I've stopped taking two small carry-ons and instead just taking one bag and checking it. I like this one because it's by far the lightest bag of its size (25"), yet its extremely well made. The dark red is a nice color. It rolls very well on rough sidewalks, and the handle is long enough for a tall person to feel comfortable. It's not a fussy suitcase, but it has a nice large out pocket for a jacket between the outer pockets and the inside, and it has a full zipper expansion for more room.

I am very happy with my purchase, I've travelled ALOT (104 countries so far) and I personally love having a rollaboard carry-on and especially one that has a long enough handle for me to easily roll it through airports (I am 5'10" tall), and having just a single, large compartment in which to pack, makes it much easier for me to load my things in. Different than the hard-sided, clam shell case the airlines send at a replacement to my other soft-sided rollaboard, this one allows for more capacity. The extra side handle and one on the bottom, between the wheels, makes picking it up much easier. The lightweight material is also good, for those countries that actually weigh your carry-on luggage too! The wheels roll nicely (I know, it is new) and that whole bag is very sturdy. Even though this doesn't have a built-in TSA lock, which was originally on my requirements list, the fact that I don't intend on checking this bag, made that a non-issue. I have my own separate TSA lock on it, just in case I do have to check it. I'm sure I'll have this one for a very long time. It holds my tote bag nicely as well. I highly recommend this suitcase.

What a great carry-on!! I never would have believed how much I could get into this bag, but with using the 'rolling technique', it blew me away!! Very light in weight, very comfortable to roll around airports. Fit into overhead bins on the plane with no problems. I will definitely order another TravelPro, in a larger size, if needed in the future.

This is a nicely made carryon and very light in weight. I recently used it for a 10 day trip and it worked very well. My only issue was my former carryon a third small pocket on the front that I used to hold my phone and glasses when going through TSA. That's a minor issue, though, and overall I'm pleased with my purchase. I especially like the four way wheels as it's a lot less strain on my shoulder compared to pulling the bag behind me. I recommend this item.

Just returned from a 10-day trip with this Maxlite 4-wheel 19" international case. Comparing Maxlite spinner volumes, the 19" international is 39L, so it supposedly has a slightly larger capacity than the 20" compact carryon at 38L. The international case will fit on any airline and also has an integrated lock, so it seems like the better choice.I was able to pack everything I took on my last trip into this smaller case. The only difference is that I like to use a packing board in the inside lid compartment for my dress clothes, but my old board was too big, so I bought a smaller one.What is it with Travelpro colors? My larger 2-wheel Travelpro is Slate Green, not green at all, an ugly mushroom color. This time I chose Champagne because it was an Amazon Resale discount item. Champagne in Travelpro-speak is a pleasant brownish color, fine by me.One drawback of this case, possibly of any soft-sided spinner case, is that with a heavy item on top it wants to face-plant. I discovered that packing heavy things near the wheels, and packing my personal item with heavy things at the back, improved the balance. Dragging the case back a few inches to park it, making the wheels face forward, helps with stability. As for overall weight, even when packed heavy I was easily able to lift it into overhead compartments, which is why I went for Maxlite luggage.This case has single wheels, meaning that it doesn't roll quite as smoothly as the ones with double wheels. To me the light weight makes up for this. I hope the single wheels hold up, so far so good, no signs of wear yet.

I haven't used it yet but so far the quality seems very good and the castors roll super easily. I checked for a handle on the bottom and there wasn't one... but there's a pocket you can hook your fingers to so was glad to see that. Pretty straight forward storage and good sized pockets. Update: I just packed for a trip. It wasn't as roomy as I had hoped. But i do like the clamshell opening. The small front pocket is pretty unusable once packed/overpacked. Will see how it navigates.

The suitcase itself is great, as far as functionality. I specifically wanted a soft-sided suitcase that is not a clamshell as they take up too much space. I also prefer a color that stands out, for easy identification. But the pale pink was filthy dirty by the time it arrived in the baggage claim from the first flight it went on.