Luggage Lightweight Suitcases with Spinner Wheels,Yellow,Checked-Medium 24-Inch

This suitcase is performing admirably for me while traveling. It has done well with flights so far and the blue color doesn’t show scrapes and scratches the way some other colors do. I’m impressed with the wheels, which roll smoothly and easily. Plus, I like the double wheel setup because if half of one wheel loses the rubber I won’t lose too much mobility along my way.

Light weight yet sturdy. I love a good hard case set of luggage. This one is extremely stylish the wheels are very sturdy and it has the typical pockets inside for organization while traveling. I highly recommend

Fairly impressed with the quality. Light weight but sturdy. Rolls really well, even on carpet. It is definitely YELLOW lol.

This is a very nice, lightweight spinner with a bright color that will make it easy to spot at a baggage laim. The weight empy is 7.2 pounds which gives you some flexibility in meeting the maximum weight limit of your checked bag.

This is a nice, roomy, and tough hard side case for trade. Its easy to maneuver in tight places and just the right size for a two or three day excursion. I got the more colorful case to be easier to find coming off the luggage conveyer. Overall, satisfied with the case.

Works pretty great so far I just passed for a trip .

Here are some pros and cons on this suitcase:

I like this suitcase quite a lot compared to my Delsey Paris. This one is considerably light and appears to be more scratch resistant. The zippers work great and the lock does a good job keeping the suitcase from accidentally unzipping when being tossed around. TSA locks like these basically add zero security but that is true for all of them and is not a knock on this product. The only negative I see about this suitcase is that its made of ABS, which is not as impact resistant as polycarbonate. The trade off is that this one costs about 30% less. I dont see any reason not to trust it so far but its only been used for 1 real trip so time will tell. The inside is pretty unremarkable with the standard zip cover on one side and hold down straps on the other.

We needed a second large suitcase for an upcoming trip. We have one large suitcase, so I compared this Strenforce bag to one from Travelers Choice (TC). This suitcase looks good and is lighter than the comparable one from TC. The cross belt on one side is elastic which I like. The TC one does not stretch its just an adjustable buckle. The seaming on both suitcase seems comparable. The Strenforce bag has plastic bumpers that run down one side of the bag. The TC does not. That said everything else is just a half step down in quality. The quality of the hardware (ex. zipper pulls, handles, wheels, etc) is just a step behind the TC. The wheels on this unit work very well but they are thinner than those on the TC suitcase. The plastic shell feels a bit thinner and is definitely a bit less rigid. The places where the handles connect ... I believe the hinges on the Strenforce are plastic while they are metal on the TC suitcase (see pic). The zipper pulls are thinner and less substantial feeling (note, I dont think this will affect usage, just noting it). The TC bag has an expandable zipper system so you can eek out a little extra space in the bag if you packed full on the way and came home with a few extra souvenirs you need to squeeze into the bag. All of that said, the Strenforce suitcase is significantly less expensive (currently under 100 dollars) than the TC bag, so, for the price, I think this is a good value on a mid-level bag.

Restrictions are now either lifted or modified to ease travel. So time to look for checked-in luggage for our familys overseas travel.