Strenforce Luggage Sets ABS Durable Suitcase Sets Spinner Wheels TSA Lock 3 Piece Luggage Set(20/24/28),Blue

Ok, so I loved the color and needed a suitcase this size, but Ive never had a hard-sided one before because I thought they were heavy. This is the lightest and most maneuverable suitcase Ive ever had, and its the perfect size to be carry-on but still big enough to take you where you need to go for almost a week. I got the Lake Blue which is different from the Blue that shows in the picture, and I couldnt be happier. Although I only got the 20-inch, I would be really happy to have a full set of these for travel. When they can be this lightweight, who would ever go back to soft-sided luggage again? This is definitely my go to now.

So many things to like about this luggage. First it’s so lightweight and moves with ease. The handle easily goes up and Dow and the wheels go effortlessly in any direction. The size is slightly larger than a carry on but not a big medium. It has a spacious inside and each side’s security latches, one with a zipper the other a belt. It is easy to handle with grab handles on the side and top. The tsa lock makes me feel that my belongings are secure. The only weight this adds is what you put in it. The bright blue makes it stand out and easy to spot. Very pleased with this luggage.

I ordered the 24 luggage, it is a great size. Not too big, and not too small. The case is solid, but the hard shell does have some give to it. It should stand up well, but I would not call it heavy duty. The suitcase has nice 360 degree wheels, which are a must. It has a zippered divider in the middle with a large zippered mesh pocket. Overall a nice piece of luggage.

Wouldve gotten a different color if I could have. Curious about the longevity of the hardware. So far so good though and I will update it if any of the zippers or Wheels fail

Easy to roll out. Lightweight. Too big for anything but check-in while flying. A bit flimsy in my opinion, especially surrounding inner framework. But a nice, sculpted exterior and bright color. Terrific wheels. Great on the go!

The Strenforce carry on will make it onto any airplane that Ive ever traveled on, including the mid-sized jets that make short hope between cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, where the overhead compartments are rather small. And international travel, where there are more restrictions. As you can see from the image, theres no clutter on the interior, just a divider and cross straps to keep a suit or dress neatly folded. I would call this a short week travel bag, that when matched with a backpack would offer enough storage for a weeks vacation. The shell appears durable, in that while its a hard shell, its also flexible. Thats a good thing because its unlikely to crack unless subject to massive amounts of pressure. And its light. Theres a special combination lock on the exterior that can only be opened by either the proper combination, (set by the user) or a special key carried by TSA agents. All well and good, except that Ive been told that these keys are already in the hands of thieves throughout the country. So, I wouldnt rely on the combination lock to keep valuables safe. The telescoping handle on the top works fine, but is a little shaky. I dont know how durable it will be over time. But an area where the bag falls short, and understand that at the current price point--which appears to be discounted--this is not an expensive bag, is its space limitations. Better hardside bags, mostly made with ABS, that are currently available, feature zippers that allow the bags to expand by a couple inches. So while these similar but expandable bags still meet TSA standards for carry on luggage, they provide maybe 20% more packing space. I dont know if Id want to trade down to this size bag when the expandable models are readily available. Still, its a nice bag to have on hand for short trips.

I like the size of this suitcase and the fact its just an open packing area, i.e. not all divided up. It has a zipper closing and the plastic shell is thin. Im sure this is why it is in fact very light. It maneuvers well. It has a TSA compliant combination lock. It is designed to hold a lot for the size, although of course it does not expand. My only concern is how it will hold up over time. Theres no way to predict this. Its not obviously flimsy, but it MIGHT turn out to be. Will it survive rough airport handling over time? We shall see. (Got the bright orange: very visible)

Given that I inherited my previous suitcase from a grandmother and that it was well-used and starting to rip, I decided to upgrade and try a hard shell suitcase. While this is large and roomy, I was surprised by the shell seeming a bit flimsy. I’m not sure whether or not it’s designed that way to be flexible if it takes a pounding, but I was caught off guard by that characteristic. It is lightweight luggage and I like the bright green color as it’s easy to see. The wheels roll smoothly, which is another plus, because it’s difficult for me to carry a suitcase. And finally, I like that it comes with a built-in TSA combination lock that is easy to set. So overall, I am pleased with this suitcase and consider it a definite upgrade from what I had prior.

This is a nice lightweight piece of luggage. The lock is easy to use and change code. The wheels roll very smoothly and with ease. Handle works great and is nice length. Outside of luggage seems durable and inside has a great amount of space for items. The bright color is even better because its easy to spot at luggage claim.

This is a very nice suitcase! Its sturdy and rolls easily. I love how lightweight it is.