TravelproMaxlite 5 Carry-On Hardside Spinner (Midnight Blue, Non-Expandable Carry-On 21-Inch)

This brand may be the lightest weight hardside suitcases you’ll find. I bought the navy set and they are great in every way and I have zero complaints. If you’re not buying a set and looking to buy either the 25” or 28” I would say definitely go with the largest one 28”. The 25” isn’t a whole lot larger than the 21” rolling carry on.

Bought the Travelpro as it’s been the most reliable over my 30 years of traveling. I make four trips to Europe and two to Alaska each year, so my baggage takes abuse. This Maxlite 5 has minimal damage and still looks new after three trips with it.I strongly recommend.

I bought champagne. It’s lightweight and a brushed steel looking. The color isn’t a champagne gold .. it’s like a muted grey tan. Still pretty though. My small carry on has gold zippers as comparison.My only concern is if I fill this up to 50lbs.. since the material feels thin.. it will break when handled by the airport. I’m hoping not!The inside is a weird blue grey theme. Not a fan but who cares. Only one side has zipper closure.. wish both of them had it.Overall, I’m loving it so far! I’ll update once I get to use it.

I’m happy with this suitcase, for the most part. The wheels are excellent, I really love the shade of purple color, the zippers appear durable, and the size is good. I did pack a computer monitor in it and checked it on the airplane and it arrived and returned safe and sound. However, the exterior finish is already scuffed up a bit after just two airline trips. I would have thought that the finish would be a bit more durable. But otherwise, it’s exactly as described.

I am fully obsessed with this suitcase. I went for the Slate Green & I absolutely love the color. It’s the perfect size for a week or two long trip (depending on how you pack), & I didn’t have to pay an oversized luggage fee. When it’s empty, it’s as light as a feather, & it rolls well regardless of how much you have in there. I think it’s a worthy investment for the price.

I've taken two overseas trip to date using this luggage and I have to say it's excellent quality! Especially given the price. I was dissapointed by Tumi which I now find overpriced, I will definitely purchase this brand again.

The description carefully avoids saying there is no side handle. When fully loaded with 20 pounds of stuff, it is awkward to lift into the airplane overhead bin. I am 6'3" male and reasonably fit.The four swivel casters have one wheel, for a total of four. The same-size Travelpro Maxlite Air has two on each corner for a total of eight, a more sturdy design. A broken wheel in the middle of a trip is a disaster!Also, if some items are thicker than the half-shell, they won't fit in the section with the mesh retainer, but must be placed in the section with elastic straps. This puts the case in an awkward, reverse position. This compounds the lack of a side handle.It seems that Travel Pro has sacrificed every feature to minimize weight. When it is loaded, the case weight is negligible. I am returning this case and have bought a Travel Pro Air with side handle.I LOVE Travel Pro. I have been using Travel Pro Crew soft side 2-wheel luggage for over 30 years. It is RUGGED. Dozens of flights, three international. Survived Russian baggage handlers. KGB inspectors were suspicious that an innocent businessman would need such sturdy luggage.

Lost a wheel at the airport and needed a new bag in a few days. I picked this one. I couldn't be happier. It is really light and maneuverable. The bag is well designed. The zippered pouch side is on the side with the bumps for the handle, which is great because that means my clothes lie flat on the other side and all my small items like shoes and makeup bags can be arranged to fit on the other side. It seems to hold more than the last bag I had that was exactly the same size.

The suitcase arrived and when I attempted to open it using the default code 0-0-0 it would not release the zipper pulls and open. Although there is a key slot next to the combination numbers, there is no key provided to open the suitcase. I contacted Amazon customer service and am awaiting a replacement suitcase. Even if the new suitcase unlocked I'll still searching the internet for an override key to avoid any future disasters.

The suitcase came damaged. Considering a return.