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

My old travelpro was just two wheels, but this four-wheel gem holds a lot and moves easily. I would have still liked a pouch on the outside.

Pretty good quality so far. I’ve been on 2 trips with it so far and it’s been great. First time having a 4 wheel suitcase that can roll standing, and I must say, I could never go back to the 2 wheel tilted types. Also for any tall people, I’m 6’3 and the handle is tall enough for me not to be hunching over. This thing, was a literal lifesaver. My back thanks you.

Really like this product and how well it works. Amazing.

Im still in the process of using this Travelpro Platinum Elite Expandable Hardside Spinner bag. So far, it has gotten me through 6 airports on 3 trips. It is sized well for a carry-on, and I like the 2 zippered halves. I also wanted to lighten up my backpack, so I slid my Powerbook in the computer sleeve (accessible from the outside) into the case. It fit well, and I felt comfortable transporting it in there (although I would have taken it out if I had used this bag as check-on luggage). I dont use the battery slot function. Im good to go!

The suitcase was a great purchase. I just completed a two week trip and I was able to pack all my clothes, shoes, paperwork and gadgets into one suitcase. With my belongings the weight was 51lbs. (The airline waived the overage charge:)

Perfect for jaunts where the plane size is less than jumbo. I really like that its lightweight and easy to get into smaller overhead bins. limited expandability but great protection with the hard sides and zippered expansion feature.

I bought both the Briggs & Riley torq and the Travelpro 22 Carry On to see which one met my needs. I do many 3-4 day trips, and occasional 10 day trips out of a carry on for business. Sometimes, I carry a commercial Camera rig. So, I need volume when I need it, and convenience all the time. In this test, Travelpro was the hands down winner. Now Briggs usually sells a compression version but its been out of stock for quite a while everywhere. Too bad for them I guess. In general, I was surprised at the low quality of the Briggs for the price-- see the video. Youll see how it deforms.

First let me say I really dont need a carry-on. I already have one that I have been using for about 6 or 7 years now, Kenneth Cole Reaction 20. There is nothing wrong with the KC Reaction, I just was having the itch for something newer. The Travelpro Elite looks GREAT and looks better than the pictures. It does roll smoothly and quietly across the floor but I only tested on my hardwoods. Handle had a great feel to it. The zippers felt sturdy as well. I lined it up next to my KC Reaction and they were the same height, but the width and depth were smaller. When I opened the luggage is where I was supremely disappointed. At first I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me but no they were not. This luggage is very shallow. Then I put it to the packing test. It could not hold the same amount of clothes ( 6 days worth) that I easily packed in my KC Reaction. Now Im not a small guy so if you are less the 250 lbs your clothes probably uses less fabric than mine so you may have use for this beautiful luggage. I may try the softside but I think I will go with a competitor. Shame, I really wanted this to be my main travel piece.

Great carry on for air travel

Love the two sided compartments, the mesh that zips and separates the sides.