it luggage World's Lightest Los Angeles Softside 2 Wheel, Strong Blue, Carry-On 22-Inch

Just purchased my second bag. I used the first one for years and am still using it as my "go to" bag for pretty much any trip. Got a new one so I will always have one available. The bag is incredibly light, yet protects the contents and is very roomy for it's size. The inside is basically one big open area that holds my packing cube type containers and gear. Inside the cover there are four pockets that I use to hold various kits that stay in the bag pretty much all the time. (medical, laundry, food, tools) There are two pockets on the outside, a smaller document sized upper pocket and a large lower pocket that's roomy and doesn't encroach on the interior of the bag. The wheels are the sturdy skateboard type. There are carrying handles on the top and side of the bag. The telescoping handle is a wide, flat-topped, inverted U shape that slides down into the outside frame of the bag. As a result, the handle is very convenient and easy to pull, however it is wide. Most bags designed to slide down over the telescoping handle won't fit. For longer trips I use an e-bag carry-on sized backpack that I set right on top of the IT bag. The e-bags have side straps that easily attach to the side telescoping struts to keep it stable. It works great! The only problems I have had with the bag are that one of the zipper pulls broke off and the IT logo medallion was lost when I once checked the bag. I was able to replace the pull with an aftermarket pull. I don't miss the logo. In fact, they should just embroider the logo onto the bag instead of the chunky metal one. In all, I think the bag is perfectly suited to my needs. It's just the right size for carrying on, it's super light, yet tough and easy to use.

Held up great over a month of traveling in Europe, pulling along cobble stone. Got this because we were limited to 20lb carry-on and this was the lightest suitcase for this great price. Also, it meets the size restrictions for the airlines- I had no problems when they were checking. I had no evidence of wear when we arrived home. Some reviewers complained about the wheels, but they worked great for me. Also, the suitcase stands upright w/o falling over because of the 2 supports on the bottom. The handle was comfortable- I've never had one like that- seemed to keep the suitcase more stable when pulling it. I had no problems with wobbling over the stones. As someone else mentioned- you can use it as a drying rack for rinse outs of clothes. Also, it has it's slides for the handle along the edge so you don't have those space-limiting bars running down the middle of your case. Nice flat surface. We used space bags to compress our clothes when on planes, which worked great. I got the purple- easy to spot, nice color.

It's lightweight, stylish, should hold up to occasional trips, which is what I bought it for. I am a retired Advantage Platinum business traveler and would not expect this to have stood up to weekly business travel. Even with the idea of, "This is so inexpensive, why not buy this instead of a heavier-duty overnight bag, because I can replace it two or three times for the cost!". Who needs that? A business traveler needs to spend a fair top dollar on a bullet-proof tool. This is "probably" not that. Why "probably"? Because in all honesty, I have not taken it from coast to coast dozens of times...I just bought it. It just doesn't APPEAR to be that strong. For me, for what I want to use it for now, it doesn't have to be. It's light, I've had another IT bag that fared well on a single European vacation, and when I take a few European vacations with this bag, I'd expect it to hold up fine and still get me through plenty of domestic vacations. Is it a 10 pound bag made out of Kevlar? No, and it doesn't claim to be. To me, it's a VERY well made, lightweight bag, and I am confident it will get me though enough vacation trips to be well worth the money. For business road warriors, though? I doubt it.

As a petite woman, I always need to have some help putting my bag in the overhead bin. Not this last trip. This light-weight bag was easy to manage and let me pack all that I needed for a month-long trip to Europe. I liked the wide handle because it leaves a smooth interior (removes the bumps of the handle guides in centered handles). It also seems to be a well-made bag for the money.The only down side is that the handle does not lock in place when extended. I was able to manage, but that would have made a slight difference in my rating. Also, the wide handle feature does not accommodate sliding a hand luggage piece over the handle. But, that can be worked around with a bit of ingenuity.All over, I would highly recommend this purchase.

I have bought 3 of these because I love them so much! I’m an avid traveler and the first one I purchased I went to 12 countries in one year and 17 countries (mostly Europe) the next doing carryon only & this thing really held up. This suitcase seems flimsy but it really takes a beating and the fact that it is so light allowed me to take more things. I tried an exhausting amount of suitcases and they all weigh at least double and every traveler knows every pound counts! My search was over when I finally found this beauty. Not only did I take it to an insane amount of countries but I have a ran after trains, through airports and dealt with all the crazy things that happen when you travel carrying this suitcase and I highly doubt I’d be able to do that with any other because it’s so light.I have had no problems bringing this with me on any flight as a carry-on. The dimensions are smaller then the maximum so I have never been weighed or measured Even on the smaller European airlines.The only thing I will say is the handle is a little wide so it’s inconvenient because you can’t put a bag through the handle like other suitcases and but it’s a compromise because if they put the handle in the middle of the suitcase you wouldn’t be able to put as much in it so I think it’s a fair trade off.