SHOWKOOLuggage Sets Expandable PC+ABS Durable Suitcase Double Wheels TSA Lock Mint Green

This is the second set of luggage we’ve bought from this brand. That right there should tell you something! It is very sturdy and doesn’t feel flimsy or overly heavy when empty. It rolls great, and has held up well with only minor minor scratching on a couple of vacations thus far.My only complaint is that the mint green is indeed, as other reviewers have mentioned, a lot lighter in person than in pictures, but it is still a very pleasant color.All in all, I highly recommend this luggage for anyone looking for something sturdy, lightweight, easy to maneuver, and at a lower cost than lots of other “name brands”!

Looked around a lot, before buying this suitcase. Had never heard of the brand name, but the reviews were good, and the price was low. Figured even if it didn't pan out, I hadn't spent a lot of money.Just returned from a two week trip to Japan, where my suitcase got shipped between 6 different cities (their nation-wide 'luggage transfer' system is incredible, and cheap. No more hauling of luggage onto busy trains/subways, or buses!). So numerous people were handling my luggage, and it held up well. Hardly any scuff marks. Glad I chose the Wine Red color, as it stands out well, when retrieving luggage, and it doesn't tend to show dirt/scuff marks like the light colored ones do.This was my first time using a hard shell, and I purposely chose the type that was expandable. BUT ... I wasn't sure how durable the zippers would be. It felt like that would be 'the weakest link' in the entire system. So I decided to double-strap my suitcase, every time it was transported, thereby taking the pressure off of the zippers. Worked great. One strap vertical, one horizontal. Snugged down tight. I also position the buckles on my straps, so that they aren't getting thrashed by the other 50 bags piled ON TOP of mine in the cargo-hold of the airlines. I KNOW, I stacked bags for way too long, for one of the major airlines. Move your buckles, so that the vertical strap buckle is at the bottom (down between your wheels), and your horizontal one is positioned on one of the zippered sides. Works great, no more broken buckles.Do yourself a favor, and double-strap your luggage. Especially those of you, who are complaining about 'zipper failure' on your stuffed suitcase. You can thank me later.Try this suitcase. Rolls great, handle adjusts easily, and I was able to pack 2 weeks clothes (using 'compression bags, which work great!). No sense spending $200 - $300 for a suitcase, unless you just got to HAVE some catchy brand name.

Bought these for my daughter as a graduation gift we just use them for our two week trip to Europe and they did fantastic. Quality was great and the wheels easily covered all the different terrains we experienced, including cobblestone streets. We’re super easy to maneuver through the metro and tubes. Super lightweight and fit everything she needed.With the new regulations on the airlines, I would double check as the standard change. We did not take the large one in concern for getting charged the $200 over limit fee. The small luggage is bigger than what Delta has listed, but it was not an issue as our luggage was never measured

Pros:- 3 sizes means you’ll have pretty much what you need to use, from a 2 week trip to an overnight stay- Bright yellow color was very easy to pick out at the airport luggage carousel! This set is available in different colors, including black, gray, white, and others. We chose yellow for visibility- Super easy to maneuver through busy airport with one hand due to the wheels- Has carry handles on top and on side, convenient for loading into car or carrying up stairs- Has built in locks - handy to keep zippers contained tooCons:- Every item has its breaking point. Filling either of the larger luggages to max airline weight capacity and then checking it meant that it was going to get abused. Minor cracks due to handling/mishandling at the airports. Expected that damages would occur, Didn’t think it would be on the first trip (4 flights)- If you’re in a hurry, that’s when things go wrong. One of Murphy’s Laws. Sometimes when trying to close the luggage quickly, the zipper would skip teeth, so you had to back it up and rezip it correctly- The largest luggage may be too small if you’re trying to only take one giant luggage (internationally, for instance) - but we didn’t but this set for that purposeOverall, 4 stars. Recommended for casual travelers who take a few trips a year. Busy folks who travel weekly for business may see these wear out sooner due to more extensive use. Great for budget conscious shoppers, couples who want to share/split a luggage set but have them all match, or for someone who wants to have luggage ready for most travel situations. Our family ended up with this set in two different colors for the same trip.

Such a beautiful set and what a great price. Love that each bag has TSA approved lock. The divided section keeps your packing organized. The wheels roll smoothly across different surfaces. The color is really nice and makes it easy to spot when waiting in baggage claim. They seem sturdy and durable. Highly recommend.

Great durable luggage and an affordable price! I got the screaming yellow ones so I can see them a mile away on the luggage carousel at the airport.Lightweight and they roll smooootthhh…The interior holds your belongings well. I appreciate the zippered compartment on one side of the luggage. Makes it easy to close. The other small zippered compartments are a plus.The outer zippers seem sturdy.The locks are good. I wanted some locks that were on the low profile side, not sticking out too far. This design made me a little more confident that they’d survive the rough baggage handlers. Also it’s easy to set a personal combination.It ain’t a Samosonite but they work for me!