Amazon Basics Hardshell Spinner Suitcase with Built-In TSA Lock, 22.8-Inch, Silver

Bought this as my carry-on for a weekend trip, so I wasn’t expecting much. However I was pleasantly surprised. It glided through four airports, and two times had to be checked at the gate because the airplane ran out of overhead room. So far, so good. I have no complaints. It fit with my airport’s guidelines for carry-on and I had no problem with TSA. I was glad I didn’t have any issues and I plan to use this again.So far: very durable, lightweight, glides well, holds a fair amount of items, I trust this piece of luggage.And bonus: I was able to dress it up with fun stickers from my trips!

This suitcase is carry-on size. It wheels around and turns very easily. It fit an ODD amount of stuff in it. It's like a clown car. Has compartments and zippers that keep things separate and organized. My husband uses it for constant trips to China. It holds up well and is really good looking. Also has a combination lock that is accessible by TSA. Absolutely worth every penny. Purchasing more for the rest of the family.

I can’t believe the quality of this bag for the price! It’s a true carryon and easily fits into the overhead compartment. I’ve taken it on several flights now with no issues. It’s also very sturdy and light at the same time. The wheels have 360 movement and i can easily push it with one hand. Traveling has never been easier! Follow me on Instagram for more amazon reviews at casey_daniel.rn

I needed a carry-on with wheels for a last minute weekend trip and bought this hoping it would fit the bill.It is solid, has internal typical internal structuring for these types of bags, including zippered pieces for each half of the bag. It is relatively lightweight (especially if you haven’t updated bags recently - they’re making them a lot lighter than they used to).The wheels were a bit of a disappointment - they worked *ok* from the start and did start getting a little sticky pretty quickly, especially with extra weight in the bag. Also, the wheels don’t really spin or have the maneuverability you would expect. I ended up having to push the bag from the middle or bottom in the airport on the way home - I really couldn’t drag it behind me because it would simply fall instead of rolling, which really defeats the purpose of this type of bag.I’m not sure if this is going to last, which is unfortunate because the body is great but it seems like they cheaped out on the engineering for the wheels.

Since I travel a lot, I was looking for a way to become more efficient while flying or on trains. A large suitcase is nice, but also bulky to pick up and requires a lot longer to check in at the airport. I usually resorted to stuffing a backpack for shorter trips but it was bulky and really started to hurt by back after carrying it around airports all day.This bag fit the bill perfectly for one week or less trips. I have been able to pack a weeks worth of clothes, my laptop, toiletries, a pair of running shoes, and 3-4 sets of workout clothes. It's usually a tight fit, but doable with cubes and some creative positioning. Note that this bag has very little flexibility; you can fit almost nothing between the 2 halves once they are full. One downside is the carry handle fits in to the bag, so one half of the bag has a bump down the middle that doesn't let you sit anything flat. This is annoying if you are using packing cubes.As far as transporting it though airports, it doesn't track perfectly straight, but I've had no issues maneuvering it through crowds, even when rushing to catch a connecting flight. Sometimes I find it easier to just drag it behind me like a traditional suitcase.The size is great, and I've never had a gate agent question the size of it. The airlines do seem to be enforcing carry-on size more and more, so it's reassuring to know this will easily fit in their little size checker thing. I've also had no problem at all fitting the bag in to overhead bins, even on smaller regional jets.

So I never have had "nice" luggage and when I got this, on sale, I was super excited. After my first trip I noticed how high quality everything is with it. Wheels roll and turn super smoothly, lots of storage and clips to lock things down. Hard shell that locks and won't be damaged easily. Highly recommend. Looks great too.

The color was great, more of a iridescent pink than gold but still lovely. Very easy to roll around, takes a minute to get used to the one handle but definitely easy enough. Very light so you can pack more clothes before it’s too heavy. Light, but not as super hard sided as a samsonite or similar but I’ve found it to be sturdy enough- even after being lost by the airline and taking the long way around it was still lookin good

Okay, so- this case is very pretty. Pinky rose gold. I have traveled with it a few times, and each time ended up checking it at the gate. It has held up well in that regard. Scratches and scuffs sure, but overall good condition, no cracks. The wheels also are not that bad, they seem durable. It is also relatively roomy inside.What I don't like:- it is 50/50 zipper in the middle, and whatever you put in the front side weighs the bag down to the point where the bag is no longer level, it is tipped forward. Even if it is packed lightly on that side.- the HANDLE! It is so awkward! I have a few bags with the opening to slip it onto the handle and since this is just one bar, nothing stays on it. Even with that issue, the width of the part you hold is weirdly too wide for the slits.- the wheels. Sigh. So they are doubled and themselves look sturdy-ish, but they don't hold the bag level when there are things in the front part of the bag. Also, I have the issue where, the first time I used it it moved perfect: straight and smooth. After two more times through the airport it has become a jittery, uneven ride, and can't move straight even if it is immediately next to my body.I honestly wanted this to work a lot better, and I'm going to be replacing this one with a different brand.