TACHConnectable 2 Pcs Luggage Set | 20, 24" Spinner Luggage with TSA Locks | Patented Built-In Connecting System Easily Links 6 Bags (Midnight Blue, Set of 2)

The suitcases are as described, sturdy and unique. The luggage has enough space, the wheels are quiet, and the handles are smooth. Another level of comfort comes from attaching the bags to themselves. 👏👍

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We have two little kids, and it's always hard taking trips with suitcases, trying to find a luggage cart and making multiple trips....UNTIL NOW!! I bought these for an upcoming trip in October but we tried them out on a short trip we just took. Once packed I was able to connect them all together and take them out to the vehicle in one trip! I also could put them in my SUV without disconnecting them. Once we arrived at our destination we only had to take one trip to our room with no luggage cart needed!!! While one of us tended to the kids, the other was able to pull all the luggage by themselves! Same for when we went to leave! If you are traveling alone or with kids I HIGHLY recommend this set of luggage! They also store easy, have TSA approved locks, and do not feel cheap or like they will break. This will be my go to luggage from now on. Now only if they came in more colors.

I am and have been a road warrior for 25+ years. I often have to travel by myself for business trips at least 2x/month and sometimes I have to travel heavy with materials I need for client visits on the road. I bought the Tach luggage earlier this year and have used it on 10 trips this year, most recently to London for a week. The ease in being able to just line up the cases and velcro them together is fantastic. And, the pull strap is the key to making it roll perfectly. In the photo I was able to pull up the handles on two of the bags to then easily secure my briefcase (slides down over the handle) and then put my duffle right in between nice and tight. Even traveling heavy, the cases roll with absolute ease, unlike other bags I've owned and everything rolls in one unit. While in London I had to roll my luggage down a busy street in order to get to a taxi stand. I had people literally stop me in the middle of the sidewalk to ask about the luggage. Comments such as "wow, that's bloody brilliant!" and "that is amazing...I've never seen anything like this. Who makes this?" I received similar comments while walking through the airport, even from airline reps, especially when I very easily was able to roll in/out of elevators, turn corners easily getting into the line at the airline counter to check my bags. Tach luggage is, by far, the best quality luggage you can buy for the money. No offense, Tumi, as I love my briefcase that I've had for 10+ years and still looks good...but this luggage has better functionality. One important note, if you're making the change from soft-side luggage to hardside you'll have a bit of a "packing learning curve." Softside luggage you zip open the top, pack your things, and then zip the top closed and go. It is also a bit forgiving with "overstuffing" as I've been known to do when traveling for vacation and bringing back souvenirs... With hardside luggage you have 2 sides to pack...and if you overstuff one side too much you'll have a difficult time closing the luggage. Hardside luggage like this is a bit like putting two pieces of bread together to make a sandwich. On the inside of the luggage you have one side with many pockets (nice bonus) and that side also has a zipper around the perimeter to hold things on that side in place. I recommend packing that side, first, and using the elastic criss-cross band to keep things from shifting as you're closing a case. The cases are very sturdy, great quality zipper, and has a place to then snap the zipper tabs into place. This is great as I've had luggage with zipper tabs that have been ripped off in transit. If you've never tried to get luggage opened and closed without that little 1.5 inch pull tab it's pretty difficult. So, the ability to have the zipper tabs snap into place keeps those tabs from getting damaged when checked and handled by the airlines is a really nice feature. The other aspect about this luggage is you can plug in a power bank on the inside of the case and then on the outside of the case you can charge your phone. Tach luggage is a very well made, high quality product and a great value for the investment made.

Concept is helpful but its a bit overpriced.It dents, first time off a plane using it and i already gained a dent on the bottom. It connects by velcro so it kinda slows you up if youre in a hurry trying to open the flaps and line everything up properly. And disconnect it when you need to get on a bus or something quickly.It would be more convenient if it was like magnetic or something and could just easily and quickly snap together just by tapping the luggage to each other.Also wish there were some external holding space/pockets on the outside of the luggage

Hands down best set of suitcases i’ve ever owned. Being able to link them all together is such a good idea and makes travelling so much easier. Interior has builtI’m zip sections as well so can separate out your stuff how you want it.100% recommend and would buy again if I needed more.

I received these today (6/6/20) which is also the day I cancelled my planned trip so go figure.I have to say the material is very nice, nice color, easy to pull, and maneuvers well (in my kitchen).My daughters (3&4) enjoyed pulling/pushing them around too. Of course they were empty.The velcro seems fine but I can’t help assume they will wear out in time.I am not using them anytime soon or at least not at the airport which is why I loved the idea of attaching them.The space is great. I like the extra mesh pockets.The rope to pull all of them was in my small suitcase. I rummaged through all of them before finally finding it in the last. Isn’t that always the case.Update:I finally traveled with these on 7/2/21. They are amazing. So easy to pull and the fact that they all connect together is great! I even had my 5 and 4 year olds sitting on them while I pulled them through the airport. I wouldn’t want to keep doing this however seeing how I already noticed the top of the big suitcase caving in but nothing serious. Also, I would recommend doing this if you have someone to watch them from behind for safety. Pulling the suitcases by the handle was easy and also using the leash/belt was just as good too. The Velcro’s worked great and I hope they don’t eventually wear from use. But I don’t travel that much so it doesn’t worry me.