Thule Subterra Carry On Roller 22, Black

Excellent

They sent me a Carry On dirty! Full of dust! Looks like the product was for long time under the Sun because the color has changed! Discolored!

I just used this suitcase on a short trip and absolutely love it. The design is both visually appealing and functionally ideal. The suitcase opens down the middle and one side is a fully open section (with a flat cover that can be adjusted to keep clothes in place and keep them from falling out when the suitcase is opened) and the other side is about 3/4 of the side of the suitcase with a zipper to close. The final 1/4 of that side of the suitcase is taken up by a pouch that unzips from the front of the suitcase and allows for storing things that you need easy access to. What I love about that pouch is that it is big enough to hold larger items like a book or a toiletry bag without a problem. I was able to use this bag as my carry-on bag and not need a second personal item like a backpack because of the convenience of how this bag is laid out.

Great Luggage you will not be disappointed.

Great functional design and very light.

I was finally able to put this roller bag through a real world test and it passed with flying colors. It was easy to navigate through city streets, train stations and fit well in overhead bin space. I found the interior to have plenty of space, enough for an entire suit, including accessories, dress shoes, a pair of jeans and a tshirt, as well as many cord and some electronics. The partition that allows you smash down one side actually works really well and is very easy to pull on and off. the material seems durable and I think its going to last, the wheels also dont show any wear that would make me think theyll give out. Thules warranty looks to be pretty good. The handle slid up and down with ease and rose to a comfortable height. Two things I think this unit could use at this price point: It really should have coaster wheels that you can push along and I wish that the logo wasnt as prominent, it really distracts from the minimalism of it.