Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Expandable Checked Luggage with 4 Spinner Wheels, Lightweight Suitcase, Men and Women, Champagne, Checked Large 29-Inch

I purchased this Travel Pro 21” carry on to replace an older similarly sized Delsey carry on I was using for travel.At first I was concerned that the Travel Pro wouldn’t be as large as my old suitcase and I would need to return it.After measuring and placing the packing cubes in the TravelPro however, they fit fine and it was just an illusion, due to the slim look of the Travel Pro.My older Delsey’s outside measurements were larger than the Travel Pro, but the interior measurements are the same.The Delsey carry on weighed over 9 lbs compared to the Travel Pro’s 5.4 lbs, so that is a vast improvement.The Travel Pro’s wheels track smoothly and the adjustable handle is easy to use and feels sturdy.In addition to the main compartment, there are two front zipper pockets.One pocket is small with a discrete zipper, so convenient access for boarding pass, phone, passport, etc.The other front pocket is larger, and could easily accommodate a light jacket, sweatshirt, snacks, etc.I did also purchase a Travel Pro under the seat tote, and this item fits over the Travel Pro’s handle securely without slouching or making it unbalanced.I am very happy with this purchase.Travel Pro has a lifetime warranty, so they stand behind their product.It’s no small wonder that Travel Pro is the brand that many airline crew use.I would definitely purchase this brand again if needed.

I am very happy with my purchase, I've travelled ALOT (104 countries so far) and I personally love having a rollaboard carry-on and especially one that has a long enough handle for me to easily roll it through airports (I am 5'10" tall), and having just a single, large compartment in which to pack, makes it much easier for me to load my things in. Different than the hard-sided, clam shell case the airlines send at a replacement to my other soft-sided rollaboard, this one allows for more capacity. The extra side handle and one on the bottom, between the wheels, makes picking it up much easier. The lightweight material is also good, for those countries that actually weigh your carry-on luggage too! The wheels roll nicely (I know, it is new) and that whole bag is very sturdy. Even though this doesn't have a built-in TSA lock, which was originally on my requirements list, the fact that I don't intend on checking this bag, made that a non-issue. I have my own separate TSA lock on it, just in case I do have to check it. I'm sure I'll have this one for a very long time. It holds my tote bag nicely as well. I highly recommend this suitcase.

My daughters and I bought this set for my well traveled husband after the handle gave out on his beloved leather "suit case." We were VERY nervous, but it turned out to be a super purchase. Much lighter than the leather bag, it is a very similar design, perfect as carry-on luggage. He refers to the smaller piece in the set as his "Pilot Bag" (now that's a REAL compliment) which fits securely over the telescoping handle of the larger bag, making easy to zip through the airport. While the carry-on fits easily into the over-head, the smaller bag slides nicely under the seat. Thoughtfully designed, we all breathed a sigh of relief when he bragged about them after their "trial trip" (a Disney Cruise) last month.

I've owned TravelPro luggage and was looking for a spinner carryon. Initially I was looking at the Crew Classic line, but settled on the Maxlite5 because the Crew Classic didn't go on enough of a sale price while I was in the market.TravelPro makes a few different entry lines, sold through various stores. The Maxlite 5 is probably the most known entry level line. I'm a TravelPro fan, but to be honest, the Maxlite 5 line is only average for its price point. Better than anything you'll find at WM, but about on par with name brands at Target and other department stores. I couldn't find anything wrong with the Maxlite 5 and any quality shorts are the same as I see on Samsonite or other big names.The case rolls well (considering single wheels) and is assembled good enough. Light weight as advertised. Behind the lining you will see some of the padding sort of haphazardly applied and the thread ends are not trimmed up. Again, on par with similar price point luggage. The size might seem slightly small, but use packing cubes and choose what you pack wisely and you will be fine.If you want to experience why TravelPro is considered much better than average luggage brand, step to the Crew Classic or if you have money to spend, Platinum Elite. The Crew Classic is probably the best bang for your buck for anyone traveling a several times a year, but not a serious road warrior.

Got this suitcase in November for a trip in December and it worked great except for one of the bumpers getting partially ripped off on it's inaugural flight.The piece of luggage is extreamly light, looks great, has smooth zippers, and rolls beautifully on hard surfaces. Not sure of durability yet as it's been damaged on it's first trip. Needs to be tested further.Overall, it's a great suitcase.