Ultra Lite Softside Expandable Spinner, Jade Black, Carry-on 21-Inch

I will use this for a two week trip to Italy in the spring. Perfect size. I have an underseat size case with sleeve that will ride on top.

I loved the light weight and the bag and the rolling capability. I packed for a week but it really isn’t large enough for everything so i used a carry on too. I checked it through because it’s really too large to be overhead though I see folks bringing larger suitcases aboard.

We ordered two of the 21 carry-on size for replacement of child size suitcases. We checked them, rather than used as a carry-on and had no issues. They withstood the heavy beating taken by checked luggage. The spinner wheels, fabric and zippers were of good quality, especially for the price.

The fabric is attractive. The expandable feature means you can cram a lot inside---there is definitely room for a long weekend and maybe more if you pack light. The wheels spin independently and easily. The handle opens at the push of a button. It is EXTREMELY lightweight.

lots pf room

A very nice and efficient carry-on luggage piece.

Love the print. I chose the lulu green. It is as pictured and will definitely stand out on the luggage carousels. Very roomy, nice straps with a strong buckle instead of the light elastic straps some luggage in this price range has. Expandable feature, enough pockets. Haven’t traveled yet but, it seems like it will stand up. If you read enough luggage reviews there is always the mishap with luggage handling.... just have to pray it’s not mine when I go to the Bahamas later this year. Will submit again after the trip

Very cheap bag. Wheels do not spin or roll very easy.

Love the color and print of this luggage. Most of all love that it is so light and spins so easily. Made well too. I liked it so much I bought a second one! I have a trip coming up and this will be perfect to hold everything I need for a week. (I pack a lot!) It would be nice if they made a 29” size in this print though. I’d buy it without hesitation.

Apparently whatever brand owns Atlantic is simply trying to make money on the quality it had previously.