Hand Luggage, Green, 75cm/29.7

Update-

It could be the workers at the BWI (Baltimore Washington International) who are not only slow in getting the luggage unloaded (for a not so large nor busy airport), but seem to revel in practicing the hammer throw (or throwing hammers at) suitcases. In any case on the first return trip (granted a slighted circuitous ten days trip through Salt Lake City, San Antonio, LAX, SFO, back to SLC , Aspen and back to BWI), the zipper zapped and the larger of the three nesting suitcases lay akwardly on its side displaying the innards (contents) of the suitcase. No is the surface so robust such that you should not expect the gloss to remain unburnished for long. Maybe itll do better on a gentle Alaskan or Carribean cruise.

One trip and a wheel broke!

Perfect luggage. We use it all the time and they have held up well.

Excellent product at a great price

Scratches very easily

Have not used them but about to. Very pretty. Love the orange.

Weve had a terrible time with this luggage. On two trips now traveling with a nine month old, the large bag proved to be UNSAFE as the wheels consistently caught on train doors, escalators, elevator doors. Each time, I had to brace myself and my baby or jerk the bag up quickly (again, with a 22 lb baby strapped to me) to keep us from falling, to keep others from tripping over us (at the top of an escalator, for instance) or to prevent getting stuck in automated doorways. Im not sure what I was expecting at this price point, but certainly didnt expect the wheels to be so poorly constructed enough to literally trip us up at every turn. Ive evidently missed the return window (we just got back from our second trip using this bag), but buyer beware. Really regret this purchase.

ABS / Polycarbonate is a fancy term for Plastic. I knew this going in, just expected the plastic to be a little thicker - no a lot thicker.

So far so good, came just as described