TravelproMaxlite 5 Softside Expandable Checked Luggage with 4 Spinner Wheels, Lightweight Suitcase, Men and Women, Ensign Blue, Checked Large 29-Inch

Compact carry on. This bag is amazing. Lightweight, easy to push, sturdy and even when packed like a mule it doesn’t tip!!!! The zippers are solid and the bag is beautiful.

Bought this as an alternative to my two sided hardshell carryon that opens down the middle. This soft shell lets you pack things in reaaaal tight, and has held up well since I got it earlier this year. Wheels smoothly on carpet, not too heavy, and feels sturdy. The zipper is working overtime with how much I pack in there, but it’s staying strong!!

Love this travel-size suitcase! Bought for my daughter for a cross country flight. The spinner wheels make it super easy to glide through airports, even when it's packed full, which it certainly was! Great price, very durable and fits great in the overhead bin. Light, smooth, and stylish. Definitely a travel win.

A lightweight, well-balanced "one week" suitcase. Very good.I put mine through a LOT this year on two complex global itineraries. It doesn't show any damage of any kind, still rolls beautifully, and was never any source of frustration. It's amazingly light (empty).The tapered shape is very effective (if packed correctly) at making sure your suitcase with stacked carryon won't fall over. Like all spinner (quad wheel) designs, it takes a little extra effort on rough pavement or over large gaps. Not enough to be frustrating, but you have to pay attention to "jump" it across the gaps or it may get stuck.This is the largest size suitcase I consider "manageable":* It'll fit (all 4 wheels) on the step of every escalator I took it on (at least two dozen)* It'll fit properly in the Amtrak end-of-car luggage racks (both NEC Regional and Acela)* It'll fit (tight) between the facing seats on the New York LIRR* It fit in the cargo area of all types of small taxis around the world* It fit through the hatch and in the narrow back end of a seaplane without any theatrics.* And not so large that it'll lend itself to overpacking past the checked weight limitIf that wasn't enough, it also went through transfers, sorting, load&unload in all kinds of temperature extremes, long haul flights, big airports, dinky little airports, being checked & transferred a dozen times. Held up like a champ. Better than me, possibly.Other thoughts:I'd characterize this as week-long suitcase. But for solo travelers, if you're a low-maintenance or high-density packer, don't do much shopping, and have a carry-on also? Comfortably 9-14 days, verified personally.For a couple packing together it's probably less, 4-6 days?If you're not carrying breakables, I think this sort of nylon construction is "easier" to work with than a hardside. It has some flex and some ability to squish, the expansion zipper works well, it's easy to pack w/o any special techniques.I've used Traevelpro's other products, but this first maxlite piece has me already ordering another size.Highly Recommended.

It's very lightweight and packs well since it's one large compartment. Seems very durable and rolls nicely, which is what I was looking for. The only issue is sometimes the handle pushes in while I'm wheeling it without me having pushed the button. I'm thinking of returning it because of that, but really like it otherwise. Mine is probably just a one off thing. I can't imagine this is an issue in general with their suitcases.

The best carry on bag I've ever had. Very light and high quality. SThis case has great wheels and it scoots around with ease. Love the green color.

I purchased this Travel Pro 21” carry on to replace an older similarly sized Delsey carry on I was using for travel.At first I was concerned that the Travel Pro wouldn’t be as large as my old suitcase and I would need to return it.After measuring and placing the packing cubes in the TravelPro however, they fit fine and it was just an illusion, due to the slim look of the Travel Pro.My older Delsey’s outside measurements were larger than the Travel Pro, but the interior measurements are the same.The Delsey carry on weighed over 9 lbs compared to the Travel Pro’s 5.4 lbs, so that is a vast improvement.The Travel Pro’s wheels track smoothly and the adjustable handle is easy to use and feels sturdy.In addition to the main compartment, there are two front zipper pockets.One pocket is small with a discrete zipper, so convenient access for boarding pass, phone, passport, etc.The other front pocket is larger, and could easily accommodate a light jacket, sweatshirt, snacks, etc.I did also purchase a Travel Pro under the seat tote, and this item fits over the Travel Pro’s handle securely without slouching or making it unbalanced.I am very happy with this purchase.Travel Pro has a lifetime warranty, so they stand behind their product.It’s no small wonder that Travel Pro is the brand that many airline crew use.I would definitely purchase this brand again if needed.

My husband questioned why we needed another suitcase. Aside from its amazing ratings, its lightweight and glides easily thru airport and down narrow airplane aisles. Get one!