Platinum Elite Hardside Expandable Spinner Wheel Luggage TSA Lock Hard Shell Polycarbonate Suitcase, Vintage Grey, Checked-Medium 25-Inch

CANCER causing warning on this product’s label!

Great, Very nice looking, followed Lufthansa carry on spec

Used it twice a month, holds up great

That was me... my old clunky carry on falling over, tripping me up, and falling apart after only a few uses. NO MORE! This is the best luggage I have ever had. After looking around at the airport, I noticed what all the pilots and airline attendees were using and they all had a TravelPro. I knew what I had to do and I LOVE it.

I couldn’t believe how much clothes I was able to squeeze into their carry on. And shoes!! I’m not a light packer so I loved the ability to unzip it and make it wider. Seems sturdy. A little pricey but hoping it will last long. Love the pocket for a phone charger.

This spinner luggage is an excellent product. The quality is evident in the manufacturing which provides a thick, durable, and yet lightweight product that’s easy to roll, push, and add weight. The strong outer case protects items within and yet is very lightweight. The luggage comes with USB port which is next level capacity for a luggage (power bank not included). This would make an excellent gift especially for a frequent flyer who often uses carry-ons.

This is a Navy color hard-sided piece. I really like the color. It’s just enough of a difference to make it easier to spot over the common black.

Travelling to Europe recently and wanted a spinner case as my wife and daughter like theirs so much on entering and exiting the airplane. I switched to Travelpro as so many pilots and cabin crew use them. Ive owned Eagle Creek, Tumi and Briggs and Riley in the past and the latter brand was going to be my choice until I chose Travelpro.

I like the utility of this luggage piece. You have access to an external USB charging port which makes recharging cell phones in the airport easier. The pockets are well designed to help with article separation. It wheels well and is comfortably controlled through the extendable handle. While I welcome the TSA locking mechanism, they always seem to break mine open instead of using their key to open them so Ive given up on locking luggage (I wish somebody would hold airports accountable for preventable luggage damage; would it really kill you to ask me to open the luggage instead of prying open a lock you supposedly have a key for!?!). The dark blue is nice looking and the smaller size is great for use as a carry on; though the compact carry on version is probably sized slightly better.

At this premium price ($400 at time of writing, and Travelpro’s current flagship carry-on), I’m going to be a bit more critical of things I’d overlook on cheaper luggage.