Samsonite Omni PC Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Teal, Checked-Medium 24-Inch

I've been looking for a bag that is lightweight but durable that also fits enough stuff to go in two week trips but can still pass carry-on regulations. This fits all those categories.I like that the extension zipper is red so I don't grab it by mistake. I find it so annoying otherwise. The inside bag is sturdy. I've put it through its paces. Holds a lot.The only thing I wish it had is a handle on the side but I'll give that up for the rest. I've taken this through carry on to Europe three times so far... dragging it on cobbled streets, shoving it around small spaces on trains, pulling it by its extended handle, then putting it through checked bags on the way home....it's holding up like a champ so far. I'm an avid traveler and I'm happy.Photos are after three trips to Europe from the US west coast

Works good as a sturdy carry on. Its size fits all overhead bins. On smaller planes where you have to stow your carry on side facing you, there is no handle. Not a show stopper, would be nice to have a side handle for those situations. Pulls like a dream. Like the zipper locks. We'll let air travel beat it up for a few years, and see how it holds up. I would recommend buying it, based on durability, functionality, and travalability.

I haven’t used this yet for travel, but do like the look and feel of this suitcase. It is so lightweight, the wheels roll nicely in all directions, the handle seems to work okay, the combination lock for the two zippers works fine, I like opening up the suitcase to one side being meshed in and the other side strapped in for for contents. The only thing I’d say may be missing is the zipper pulls on the fabric used against the inside luggage walls. The box showed up smashed in, so I was worried the suitcase would be damaged but it was okay. Packaging wasn’t the best, so I’m not sure how the case survived the smash. It needs another handle on the side to more easily pick it up with two hands.

Really like it. Used it as a carryon for an international trip. Fit in large and smaller plane overhead units. Has a nice capacity, fitting what I needed for a 4 day trip easily.Minus one star for the wheels. By the end of my trip (the first one with this suitcase) the wheel were starting to feel a bit wobbly. I inspected them when I got home and there’s no obvious damage or excessive looseness to them. They just felt wobbly somehow when zipping through the airport. A little concerned with longevity.

Purchased and used this carry on luggage for two separate flights to Chicago in the past year. The carry on capacity is exactly what I needed, and the outer shell is really sturdy (survived a couple big tumbles… oops!)… and protected all of my belongings just fine. The wheels roll super easily and smoothly, while handle length is juuuust long enough for me at 6’2”. All in all, design is nice and worth the price I paid. I look forward to using it for future trips.

This luggage has held up well over several trips! The luggage has tons of room, the zippers are easy to use, they roll very easily, the hard shell protects everything inside, and the color makes it easy to find at the airport!

This suitcase is pretty durable so I doubt I’ll need to buy a replacement soon. I brought it for my trip to Japan and the space inside it suited my needs for a trip that lasted over a week. The wheels were easy to maneuver and the handle on the side helped move it around airports, city streets, and train stations so it serves its purpose well. It may scratch VERY slightly but that’s only a cosmetic issue (I brought the blue version, so if you’re picky, get black) which I’m not picky about. The zippers don’t cause any issues if you don’t over pack and the expandable function is a huge help. No issues using this through baggage check so it fits regulations for a checked bag’s size.

Solid suitcase but two words of warning. The exterior pattern is like sandpaper to skin. Th will scrape bare knees or knuckles. Second, with the size it is very easy to exceed airline limits and they will charge you $100 bucks for your transgression (at least American Airlines did).