Birmingham Ballistic Nylon Expandable Rollaboard Luggage, Red, Carry-on 21-Inch

It seems okay so far. All I needed it for was light traveling that I am doing around the city; so we will see how the product holds up over time. For the price it is definitely worth it.

So far, so good, but I withheld one star for the moment only because I only took it on one European trip so I dont have a lot of data on its durability yet. Im not too knowledgeable on luggage, but what I found on the internet said that nylon is preferable to polyester for soft sided luggage. Nylon may scuff, but is much less likely to rip than polyester. The other nylon bags of this size I could find seemed to be in the $200 price range. This one was nylon in the $100 price range, the price at which the competition is polyester bags. It also said to look at the denier rating (thickness) of the material, suggesting you look for one in the 500 – 2,000 denier range. This bag is 1680 denier, which is pretty thick on that scale.

Its a great size for a road trip or taking a flight.

This seems like an extremely well made piece of luggage. I prefer the in-line wheels and appreciate having lift handles on three sides. I drop one star because I cannot understand why the designer chose to make the front pocket less convenient to use.

It meets the JetBlue & every other carrier size requirements. It fits perfectly in the tight confines of the overheads that exist now. And it truly is a beautiful piece of luggage inside and out. Be warned, the inside fabric is bright orange, very sharp, but not your granpas valise.

My husband is pleased with his new suitcase- no complaints.

Accepted as carry-on for both Delta and Alaska Airlines. Plenty of compartments and ample room. It has held up so far.

Very well designed with several interior features for securing clothes and two shoe pouches inside.

Just got it and so far, I am pleased with the way it looks. Delivery was right on time.

This suitcase, and its companion carry-on, has survived multiple trips in the US, China and Europe. Chinese airport baggage handlers seem to be very good at wrecking bags, and so far its still in one piece. I like that it is a roller, not a spinner, as the wheels are more protected in a roller.