Strenforce Luggage Sets 20/24/28 inch Durable Suitcase Sets with Double Spinner Wheels TSA Lock For Travel Trips, white

This is my first NICE luggage. I have flown 3 times with it through major airports (IAH-Houston, LAX, O’Hare-Chicago) and it has done just fine! The wheels are smooth, outside is firm and protective, handles feel sturdy, and feet on side to keep luggage off ground when you sit it on ground. The inside zipper is oh so smooth (I love it!) overall I highly recommend this luggage. I have not used the combination lock because I just don’t feel the need to lock my luggage but it says it’s TSA approved and you can also set your own combo which is really nice!

First off like the title suggest this suitcase is extremely light weight! Thinner casing material plastic/ rubber handles and feet. It looks extremely stylish and I really enjoy the shade of blue used. The lock works surprisingly well. The rollers or more basic however do function well. The handle is also light weight and has some slight movement / wiggle to it when fully extended. That would probably be my major complaint however has worked flawlessly so far! This would be great for someone who does light traveling as we all know how bags get treated at the airport. On a whole very pleased. Would recommend!

This seems to be a well made large size luggage and its very light weight. It is the typical hardside luggage that offers some protection against being crushed. Ive traveled with similar luggage in the past and the airport folks were easily able to destroy the finish on that much more expensive luggage set, however I like the textured surface on this and that it seems to be fairly resistant to abrasions. It has a combination lock attached and the zippers seem to be good quality. It feels like its worth more than the actual cost, especially for the money. Ill be traveling in a couple of weeks and look forward to trying it out with the airport staff.

Very roomy suitcase with a hard shell. Great bright color. Easy to clean/wipe down if you ding It up. This luggage piece is surprisingly lightweight, and can fit a ton of things in.

Compared to my other carry-on luggage, it is one inch shorter and a little wider. I like that it has a lock on it. However, I need to see how relevant it is since it is a carry-on and is with me throw the travel time. Its maneuverability is satisfactory; the handles are good enough. I like the silver color, and the body seems sturdy. I am looking forward to seeing its performance on a hectic airport journey.

Buying suitcases today is not like it used to be. Manufacturers have become really talented at building suitcases that look and feel great, but that fall apart after a couple uses. I have a soft-sided suitcase that I paid over $120 for, and after a single trip, one wheel failed and the whole suitcase is floppy and wont stand up on its own anymore. Compare this to a brand-name suitcase I bought 20 years ago that lasted me over 15 years and has been back and forth across the Atlantic over 20 times. Thankfully, these suitcases are different. This is a set of three hard-shell suitcases with spinner wheels and extendable handles. They store inside one another like a Russian doll, which means you dont need a tremendous amount of space to store all three of them. All three feature spring-loaded handles on the top and side, which retract against the case when released. The handles have soft rubber on the insides of them, making them quite comfortable to use to lift a heavy case. Opposite the side handle are four feet, which means the case will stand up when set down on the floor on its side, instead of falling over like many suitcases - a nice touch. The handles are sturdy and solid, and after a trip they have not become loose or wobbly. The wheels are large enough that the suitcase can be pulled over rough surfaces, and the swivels are strong without bending in use. Inside, there is a divider that separates the two halves, that can be unzipped if desired. The divider itself has a zipped mesh storage area. The interior has a synthetic cloth interior that is not removable - many suitcases allow you to remove this via a zipper so that it can be cleaned due to spills, etc. The outer zipper has special pulls on it that allow a lock to be installed, or the pulls can be latched into a TSA-compliant combination lock built into the exterior of the suitcase. The combination of these locks is easily changed if desired. Im actually surprised at the toughness and resilience of these cases - after a trip where they were checked, aside from a couple small scuffs due to baggage handlers tossing them, they are basically untouched and work perfectly. The bright color also helps to identify them on the baggage carousel. The suitcases do NOT expand, so the size you see is what you get. The weight of the suitcases is a little more than I had expected, but it really has to be, in order to be as tough and resilient as these are. Who is this for? - Travelers who need a variety of sizes of tough suitcases Pros: - Tough, strong outer shell - Strong hardware (zippers, handle) - Strong wheels, even over uneven surfaces - Built-in TSA compliant lock Cons: - Inner liner not removable - Not expandable

I ordered wrong size, it’s too big but it’s nice luxurious look top shelf 360 wheels tsa approved.

I didn’t know exactly what to expect when requesting this suitcase. All I knew was that I needed one pretty quickly and that this case was bright while being plenty large enough. I haven’t gotten to use this out and about yet, but I did test the wheels and everything. There is nothing (aside from a funky plastic smell that’ll eventually go away) that I don’t appreciate about this suitcase. I feel like most other suitcases are expensive just for the sake of being expensive, so the cost is actually pretty good considering. I would wholeheartedly recommend this product as the price is right, and the craftsmanship is excellent.

Strenforce Hardside Luggage Brush-Textured Shell Suitcase is one of the newer suitcases (Picture 1). Quite appealing in its durable appearance, it is 28, with a telescopic handle (Picture 2), side pull handles (Picture 3), side-mounted TSA locks (Picture 3), and four multi-directional oversized dual spinner wheels. I like that it is so very lightweight with good impact-resistance (which you need for airplane loading!). In Picture 4, you can visualize the inside of the suitcase, one side has the straps to keep clothes from being tossed around (getting packing cubes is a good idea here), and the other side are zippered pockets. Will be using this suitcase it June so will give you a more updated take on how this does at that time. Will be flying and cruising, so it will get a workout! PRO: Appealing look of luggage, nice feel to brush-texturized shell, durable appearance, inside is large, straps to keep items in place, zippered large pockets, wheels 360 degree turn easily CON: No Materials Listed, Top of luggage pushes in when in upright position Packaging: Intact, no damage Ease of Opening Package: Easy to Open Assembly: N/A Recommend to a Friend: Not at this time; Need to use first; TBD; Will Update Appropriate for Age: Adult Appropriate for Price Point: Lowest end price line Batteries: N/A Safety of Item: Unknown, TBD Quality Materials: Unknown at this time, TBD, Manufacturer: ABS Hardside but no real info regarding material used. Rating: 4.5 STAR Rating (Based on not having used as yet; Top of suitcase pushes in easily when upright) Suggestions for Manufacturer: TBD

Very sturdy case. The wheels work great and dont seem wonky/wobbly. I think the lock on it is a great touch as well. Looking forward to traveling with this!