TravelproBold Softside Expandable Check in Spinner Luggage, Check in 26-Inch, Grey/Black

This was the perfect size for a carryon for an airline that is quit strict and makes everyone weigh and measure their bags. The quality was good, the wheels roll and swivel easily and it's a trusted brand that makes durable products. It looks great and will likely last. The downside is it's slightly heavier than their other carry one but not as much as a hard sided. I would recommend this with 5 stars

I love this bag!. It rolls so easily and effortlessly. The zippers slide open/close without effort and they are heavy duty zippers. The stitching thread is heavy duty. The various handles make it easy to pick up in any manner - by the top, by the ends, by the side. Zippered pockets inside hold larger items than other suitcases I've owned. The side buckles add extra security. I love the color! It's easy to see on the carousel. Just competed a 3rd round trip journey and the case shows very little wear. There are a few scuffs on the attachment for the wheels, but that comes for airpot handling. My husband likes it as well and may be replacing what he has with a TravelPro. My only complaint is that there isn't a matching underseat bag! Guess I'll just have to get the plain black one! I doubt I'll ever switch brands as long as the quality stays the same. Thanks TravelPro!

This is a great bag! Plenty of room for packing and easy to maneuver while traveling. I'm very satisfied!

Travelpro is a good brand that I recommend. Well made, light but strong.

I purchased this as a replacement for a rolling duffle I had used for years. When it arrived, I was a bit concerned that it seemed small by comparison and not as flexible for stuffing extra things.Just used it for the first time on an 'around the world' trip - exclusively using overhead carryon space on 6 different airlines plus trains. No problem with any configuration.As for size, it actually holds more than the rolling duffle - and that was without the expansion area which I still haven't used.It took a while to get the hang of the spinners but now really appreciate them - especially once boarded with narrow aisles. The handle seemed like it had a bit too much movement at first, but works without problem. It is heavier than others - but unless you have issues lifting into overhead bins - its not really a factor.I especially like the front computer compartment and use the other for all my cables, converters, etc. so they are always accessible.Best part is the 'sporty' look - although the regular TravelPro series is extremely popular, I just didn't want to have the same bag as everyone else...Overall, highly recommended - I have bought another for a friend and look forward to many years of easy travel.

I'm a frequent flyer for many years...have gone through lots of bags by various brands. After a few trips over 5 weeks, here are my thoughts:Good+ Solid construction and materials. Looks good and feels well built!+ Smooth zippers and pulls.+ Wheels are smooth, quiet, wide, and sturdy over most floors. Very stable and easy to pull (2 wheels) or push (4 wheels).+ Just enough exterior front/rear pockets - soft lined section for tablet or small laptop, extended section for magazines and papers, rear small pocket fits between the handle rails for power brick or a few liquids easily accessed/removed during TSA screening process.+ Interior space is adequate for 3-4 day business trip, and has nice zippered see-through compartments in the lid.+ Handle extends smoothly and easily to 2 height detents, zip cover when checking. Handle is sturdy without much twist or slop.+ Padded handles on top and 1 side, and front!, and slotted bottom. Excellent handle design.+ 2 integrated wrap straps with buckles for added security from zipper blowout - this is both good and bad.+ Fits easily in overhead bins, but I haven't tried on smaller RJ's yet...likely too wide for RJ bins.Bad- Surprisingly heavy for a small-ish fabric bag. Quality build and materials means added weight, so it is not a lightweight.- Those two integrated straps and buckles are always in the way when using the main or expansion zippers, even when unbuckled. Very irritating design. I like having the buckles when checking the bag, but they are just always blocking the zipper path.- Expansion is limited to 3 sides, so it's more like a small 'wedge shape' space addition vs making the entire interior compartment larger.Overall, I like this bag and will recommend for short biz trips. It's got plenty to like over cheaply-made spinners, and it looks good! It's not super-light, and the straps could be designed better.

This is a mid sized checked luggage. It's quite spacious for its class. It seems very well made but I don't quite understand what's the point of all the locking straps. A suitcase should stay closed with the zippers. The straps just make it more cumbersome to use, add to the weight and the price.

Just got back from three weeks in Europe with a suitcase visited multiple cities. Travel both by train and car. The suitcase performed admirably, I will no doubt buy the matching backpack.

I wanted to like this but I found it to be a little flimsy in construction. Wheels are good but not a good value considering how expensive it is. I can see the straps causing problems with a luggage carousel also.

La maleta se maneja con facilidad y rueda muy bien. Tiene varios compartimentos muy útiles. creo que el precio es justo por la calidad