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Abby
> 3 dayI needed a carry-on that was sturdy, could fit enough luggage for two, and could easily maneuver itself.. and I finally found it! The wheels roll smooth like butter, the TSA approved lock is a great extra feature and the luggage is super stylish too.
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Jackson
> 3 dayNice
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Dustin Galuppo
> 3 dayPerfect size to travel with. Maneuvers with ease. Fits in overhead storage without a struggle. Looks fantastic compared to others at the same price. Seems durable enough to last for many trips.
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Robert B
> 3 dayBought this case as an upgrade to the luggage arsenal for upcoming overseas trips. At 6’2” the pullout handle barely extends to my finger tips, and have to handle it while rolling slightly leaned over. And that is on four wheels. It’s nearly impossible to roll it on two wheels like normal carry on bags. No where in the description does it show the handle extended height. I like the build of this, but think I’m giving this one to my 5’5” wife.
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Plow Driver Guy
> 3 daySleek design, super quiet, seems durable! First trip ended up checking all the boxes, checked bag, over head bin, through airport, over cobble stone, up stairs. Passed every test while looking good and rolling so incredibly smooth and quiet!
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Eric Carpenter
> 3 dayWould never order this again. Not even a year old. 4 flights later and already have to duct tape cracks in the luggage. Purchased two and both have cracks.
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Argonaut Jack
Greater than one weekIts as sleek as the pictures and is very tough. The housing for the collapsible handle does sit fairly deep into the storage area inside, though, which costs your storage space for larger items that cant bend around it or that you cant pack around. However, the compartments allow for good organization and I did buy the organization pouches and it all fits together very well. I think it does what you want from a carry-on though, which is that it uses the space the airlines give you very well and protects everything inside while doing it. The wheels, handles, zippers, lock, and overall presentation definitely deserve the extra cost over something youd pick up at half the price. I think this is a good middle-ground between cheap luggage sets and something like Carl Friedricks carry ons which go all-out in features and presentation but cost hundreds of dollars.
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Tolo
> 3 dayI wanted a minimalist suitcase set and I decided to go with this one but I am not so sure of its quality given its pricey cost. The outer plastics are pretty bendy (a little too much for my liking). The maneuverability is great however there were many times when I felt like I was rolling a cheap suitcase because the handle was not firm when turning the suitcase (felt like the handle could break off at any point when turning). It is pretty roomy in the actual suitcase itself but thats not supposed to be a pro for this item because all large suitcases are supposed to do that. In any case, I am still iffy about this product and will see how long it lasts me - I have only taken this thing on one trip so far.
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Junmao
> 3 dayYou could even sit on it. Holds a good amount of supplies and clothings
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Maritza R-C
> 3 dayI am not an expert on space optimization, but I feel that the square shape of this suitcase allows me a few more cubic inches of packing space, which is a huge plus if you are traveling for more than just a few days. We spent 13 days in Europe (Munich, Garmish, and Rome) and I packed all my stuff in this suitcase and a backpack. I also love the 4 rolling wheels. Two-wheel suitcases are harder to roll.