Strenforce Luggage Sets 20/24/28 inch Durable Suitcase Sets with Double Spinner Wheels TSA Lock For Travel Trips, white

Nice bright orange case. Cannot miss it as it comes off the carousel in baggage claim. When I opened it - WOW!! It smells horrible. Open it up and let it air out a day or two. Baking soda or silicone packets may also help with the smell. It is a good size and holds quite a bit. Double check the size to carry ones allowed - may be larger than what is accepted. A good purchase for a carry on.

Love everything about this suitcase (this is my second Strenforce just in a smaller size, very happy with this brand). The TSA lock for the zipper, the sturdiness, the lightness, the smoothness of the wheels and the scratch resistant, bright exterior win me over. Awesome piece of quality luggage.

Compared to my other carry-on luggage, it is one inch shorter and a little wider. I like that it has a lock on it. However, I need to see how relevant it is since it is a carry-on and is with me throw the travel time. Its maneuverability is satisfactory; the handles are good enough. I like the silver color, and the body seems sturdy. I am looking forward to seeing its performance on a hectic airport journey.

My old suitcase is aging and its rollers are horrible. This is a different type with shell and middle-split. Versus my current suitcase, I can pack to the gill and for down the top. In other words, you need to plan with this one, and separate your clothing in 2 halves. It does have a zipper inside for helping you keeping the other half separate, but not too many pockets other than that. I found it was pretty to operate overall, and the built-in lock is a nice touch.

This seems to be a well made large size luggage and its very light weight. It is the typical hardside luggage that offers some protection against being crushed. Ive traveled with similar luggage in the past and the airport folks were easily able to destroy the finish on that much more expensive luggage set, however I like the textured surface on this and that it seems to be fairly resistant to abrasions. It has a combination lock attached and the zippers seem to be good quality. It feels like its worth more than the actual cost, especially for the money. Ill be traveling in a couple of weeks and look forward to trying it out with the airport staff.

Buying suitcases today is not like it used to be. Manufacturers have become really talented at building suitcases that look and feel great, but that fall apart after a couple uses. I have a soft-sided suitcase that I paid over $120 for, and after a single trip, one wheel failed and the whole suitcase is floppy and wont stand up on its own anymore. Compare this to a brand-name suitcase I bought 20 years ago that lasted me over 15 years and has been back and forth across the Atlantic over 20 times. Thankfully, these suitcases are different. This is a set of three hard-shell suitcases with spinner wheels and extendable handles. They store inside one another like a Russian doll, which means you dont need a tremendous amount of space to store all three of them. All three feature spring-loaded handles on the top and side, which retract against the case when released. The handles have soft rubber on the insides of them, making them quite comfortable to use to lift a heavy case. Opposite the side handle are four feet, which means the case will stand up when set down on the floor on its side, instead of falling over like many suitcases - a nice touch. The handles are sturdy and solid, and after a trip they have not become loose or wobbly. The wheels are large enough that the suitcase can be pulled over rough surfaces, and the swivels are strong without bending in use. Inside, there is a divider that separates the two halves, that can be unzipped if desired. The divider itself has a zipped mesh storage area. The interior has a synthetic cloth interior that is not removable - many suitcases allow you to remove this via a zipper so that it can be cleaned due to spills, etc. The outer zipper has special pulls on it that allow a lock to be installed, or the pulls can be latched into a TSA-compliant combination lock built into the exterior of the suitcase. The combination of these locks is easily changed if desired. Im actually surprised at the toughness and resilience of these cases - after a trip where they were checked, aside from a couple small scuffs due to baggage handlers tossing them, they are basically untouched and work perfectly. The bright color also helps to identify them on the baggage carousel. The suitcases do NOT expand, so the size you see is what you get. The weight of the suitcases is a little more than I had expected, but it really has to be, in order to be as tough and resilient as these are. Who is this for? - Travelers who need a variety of sizes of tough suitcases Pros: - Tough, strong outer shell - Strong hardware (zippers, handle) - Strong wheels, even over uneven surfaces - Built-in TSA compliant lock Cons: - Inner liner not removable - Not expandable

Very light and maneuverable. We were researching for travel to Europe, and we noticed that the suitcase sizes for international travel are smaller than the ones for domestic travel in the US. We decided to get this just in case so it would definitely fit the carry-on requirements for international travel. It is a pretty simple design, no frills other than the TSA locks. No expansion. Just a basic hard shell suitcase. We bought some travel cubes to help keep it organized. Should do the job well, and ease or mind for international carry on size.

The good and the “questionable”. The good features are the TSA lock, nice smooth working internal and external zippers, padded extendable handle and smooth rolling wheels! The “questionable” at this point is the very strong plastic (chemical smell) which emanates from the inside of the suitcase. Upon opening a really strong smell is evident! My concern is that when I pack this suitcase with my clothes that the heavy smell transfers to my clothes. Right now I’m leaving the suitcase “open” in an effort to air the suitcase to see if I can get rid of the smell. The suitcase is bright orange and really stands out from most other suitcases. It’s a really smooth roller and only time will tell if the wheels are manufactured strong enough to pass the “airplane” baggage handler test! My only real concern is the heavy plastic (chemical smell). It is for this reason that I rating this product with 4 stars. I will revisit this review with an update should I be able to rid the product of the heavy smell. Update: After several days of airing out the suitcase, the heavy chemical smell seems to have disappeared I have changed the rating of this product to a 5 star!

I like the ability the suitcase can be rolled in all directions. It is also very light weight. It has the potential to carry a lot of luggage. It came within a very decent protection paper carton box. The only thing I question is the durability of this suitcase because as I carry it sideway to simulate the movement when baggage handlers throw luggages across the conveyer belts, the suitcase wobbles and moves in shape. I question what kind material the the outside is made of, resulting in possible cracking and breaking. I also am truly curious how much weight it can hold, as I have used many others that does not move in shape under heavy weight. I only received the large one. The price for three of them is reasonable as advertised.

As a University of Kentucky alumnus, I appreciate the bright KY blue color of this case. The wheels seem robust and have nice, grippy rubber that rolls silently compared to other cases. We have another hard shell case with a lock that functions the same way as this one, and we always enjoy clicking the zipper handles into place. However, as anyone who flies knows, checked suitcases can endure abuse, and those zipper tabs might disappear if they hit the wrong thing. So far, weve had good luck with this case. Inside, the case has the typical features of a hard case. Half of it is open with straps to help keep your belongings secure, and the other half has a zippered divider with a mesh pocket. The carrying handle isnt soft touch, but the shape is fairly comfortable. It feels a little flimsy, but given the price and weight, that is to be expected. We will provide updates on its durability as we travel with it. In the past, weve had soft cases that didnt even survive a single trip, so surviving a few trips would be the gold standard.