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MRM
> 3 dayI just took a trip out to Seattle and found this to be an amazing carry on bag. The suitcase is super maneuverable and has enough storage for a weekend trip or more. Love the integrated laptop pocket, which I was actually complimented on by TSA. Speaking of TSA, has TSA approved locks to keep your values away from the wrong hands. Recommend .
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Jeff B
> 3 dayPerfect case for 2-3 days. Rolls so easily that it seems self propelled. Well made I have several other larger sizes in the Travel Pro Elite line and definitely worth the cost if you travel often.
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TK
> 3 dayThis suitcase is awesome, it fits mostly in all the airlines I’ve been on bunks. It pulls really smooth and the zippers work really well no struggling trying to zip/un-zip suitcase. The pockets are decent sizes. The color and texture of it is beautiful and well made. Also if you have bad back problems this is the one for you considered it glides on the ground so easy and smooth so it makes your life so much easier while traveling. It also has a suit folding system that keeps all your nice/dress clothes together if you’re traveling for business and have no way to hang your clothes. Great great suitcase!!! Try it!
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Tammy
> 3 dayI really like how this bag rolls, seemed to do a good job protecting fragile items inside. Laptop pocket was handy albeit a little tight to get your fingers in to pull out the laptop for security. (I have a 15 macbook pro) i really loved the port on the side where u could add your own power bank and charge your devices. Their pocket for the power bank was a little too small for mine, but the cord was just long enough that i could reroute it to a larger pocket that fit my bank. BUT on the very first trip with this carry on - the top handle completely broke off on one side as the uber guy was lifting it out of his trunk. Since thats the handle youre probably going to use when picking it up to put in an overhead bin on the plane you need that extra sturdy and mine clearly was not. Maybe i got a lemon - back it goes and the search continues. The larger check size of this bag seemed to survive handling better but it had the lining separate from the bag where it is sewn to the inside of the bag. So Im not sold....
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Rose Nemeth
> 3 dayWith the hard divider for the laptop section, it leaves very little room to pack anything inside on that side. And then on the other side, the area that stores the handle, there is at least a 1/2 of dead space that cannot be used, leaving very little room to pack anything on that side as well. Be warned, it doesnt hold much of anything. The area showing is what is available, I smoothed down the lining to hug the hard plastic that encroaches the packing areas. And the exterior is 8 x 13, so also smaller than regulations require.
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Adam
> 3 dayNeeded size for Singapore Air.
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Hairy Potter
> 3 dayI am a very frequent traveler (although not since early 2020, for obvious reasons). I have been using the same Travelpro Crew luggage for the last six years and I love this line. It has held up perfectly and, quite honestly, does not need to be replaced. However, Ive been very curious about the recent trend toward hard-sided luggage. To me, hard-sided luggage always looks and feels very 1960s, but I wanted to see what all of the hype is all about. I ordered several pieces from the Travelpro Platinum Elite series and they do not disappoint. I want to clarify this statement a bit by saying that I personally think I want to stick to soft-sided luggage. However, if you are in the market for hard-sided luggage, you will love some of the great features offered by this line.
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susan wagner
> 3 dayFell in love with this suit case immediately. Very sturdy, supper stylish and stands out from all the rest. Its easy to maneuver and light weight.
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S. Albert
08-06-2025I like the maneuverability of this large checked luggage. I dont like the approx 55/45 split clamshell design because it then requires a larger area to pack or live out of the suitcase. A 85/15 split is probably ideal so I can just use that 15% to dedicate for folding suits or extra space.
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arthur g paty
Greater than one weekgood value