Luggex Zipperless Suitcase with Aluminum Frame, Polycarbonate Hard Shell Carry On Suitcase with Spinner Wheels, TSA Lock (Charcoal Metallic, 55x37x24 cm)

This is my first hard shell suitcase and i purchased this one because it look like it was built for the job, had the space required and wasn't too expensive. bin put off the ultra expensive ones because they don't seem to offer more for the extra cost and you effectively paying for the name. this brand had a lot of likes on YouTube but didn't cost an arm and leg. it runs smooth locks fine accommodates all my gear.

Top class case. Sturdy and practical and holds a lot. Moves very well.. It is heavy however, but fits into overhead lockers. The equivalent from another manufacturer will cost you double.

Actually a lot better than I expected, I've wanted a metal, ziperless bag for ages but they were always way too expensive. This one seem well made so far (I can sit on it, and even tried standing on it... not that I would recommend that, but it was fine). The wheels glide well - but I haven't used them for long enough to be sure how they hold up to abuse. Overall I like it and will be using it as my main bag for the forseeable future.

Smooth wheels, robust frame and convenient locks

This is almost perfect but it is not impervious to scuffing. In addition because it's on the lighter side if overfilled it has a possibility of the sides bowing a little. I thought it was going to be stronger than that. But I adore all else abd if careful not to overfill it's fine and well, the scuffing I think is usual for cases. In particular my favourite bits about this case that I purchased for a trip abroad this year are the following: The return to origin top and side handles are SO fancy. You pick it up and they slowly move back not ping nor stay in wrong place The locks as smooth and easy to use very easy to set and clear reading. The zipper less connection of top and bottom halves is why I bought this case and those locks ensure there is no penalty to that. It's very secure and firm a union. The weight is light and as good as a fabric case. The size is perfect even for easyjet at times of writing as a pay for overhead cabin locker case it is a fairly close to maximum size for best use of allowance and as 15jg allowed you get about 12kg luggage you can fill it with which in my case included some olives in liquid which was nice to have as usually I would have had to drain them first to save weight.

Excellent value for money, I have waited to write a review until having completed a few trips. Very sturdy and smooth to take around. In comparison to other similar material cases it is exceptional in terms of value.

A lovely piece of luggage. I was very surprised with the overall quality for such a price - it’s a steal, I must say! If you’re looking for a carry-on luggage without breaking a bank, this one is highly recommended.

If you are looking for something similar to the Rimowa but not Rimowa prices, then this the perfect suitcase. Perfect cabin bag for trips. Spacious and excellent build quality.

We travel a lot, and were tired of soft-sided luggage that doesn't protect anything and eventually wears out. These pieces (we have all three sizes) are light, easy to carry and roll, and lock securely. TSA has opened them for inspection with no issues, and the fact that there are no zippers means nobody else is getting into them. Best value by far!

I needed new luggage, and though I was looking elsewhere at first because of the little "extras" that certain brand of luggage had, I realized that set wasn't for me for where I'll be going--not spending a lot of time in airports waiting around for my flights, et al. I checked out the LUGGEX 2-Piece Zipperless Luggage Set because it had the TSA combo locks on them, and the set of 20" and 28" were perfect sizes for me. The locking mechanism ensures that my clothes et al are safe, and it's one less thing I need to worry about. Both suitcases seem to be very durable; I love the added protection on all the corners. The Carry-on will also be great for shorter trips, and I really appreciate the dividers and other compartments within each suitcase. The suitcases are very easy to move around, and the telescopic handle makes it that much smoother to mobilize the luggage. I am very pleased with this purchase, and can't wait to update on how it did on my upcoming trips!

I travel almost every week for work and have been through several pieces of luggage. The build quality of this seems to be very good and I really like the asthetic. It’s quite heavy for its size which suggests it’s been built to last. It’s a little cramped inside compared to most carry ons due to 1-the handle rails that take up space inside the suitcase and, 2-the edge around the zipper being somewhat obstructive to anything being higher than its exact depth. I actually had to buy a new toiletry bag that would fit in it, if that says anything about the size if it. The locks are very good. I like that it has a rubber seal that keeps the contents protected. The wheels after two trips have been great so far. For what it is, I’d give it five stars. For me personally, it’s just a touch small so I’ve rated it a 4 simply because they don’t have a slightly larger version available. Oh, and the charging port cable isn’t quite right. I think it arrived damaged because the cord falls out of my usbc port on my battery bank - that’s not the end of the world to me though. Would I recommend it? Definitely. It’s a great suitcase for the money. I bet if they marketed their brand as hard as some of the others, it would fetch a much higher price.

I wanted to use these before I wrote a review. I travelled Germany for 7 weeks, 3,500+ miles, 50 trains… and I was NOT gentle with this luggage. I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am with my choice. I purchased several brands before deciding on Luggex—and this was hands down the BEST decision. I had this suitcase maxed out weight-wise. Traveling alone much of the time meant I was constantly lifting, pulling, and yes… even throwing it on and off trains because I had more than one bag. Some days I didn’t even have the energy to carry it up and down stairs, so it literally bumped down step by step with me. I was worried the stairs would ruin my suitcase, but it was perfectly fine!!! The suitcase is incredibly durable. And the wheels? AMAZING. They held up to EVERYTHING. They handled every surface I came across. Cobblestone? No problem. Although I will say… in Köln (Cologne), the cobblestones were EXTRA 😂 so I had to put my back into it and pull! It rolled smoothly across platforms, elevators, stairs, and everything in between. It also went on and off escalators easily, which was a huge deal when traveling alone. My carry on sat on top and strapped easily to the pull up handle. i am 6’ 2” and the handle was a perfect length for me. I brought a spare wheel but never needed it. The shocks did their job perfectly. After 7 weeks of serious use, the wheels still looked great, just normal scuffs and scratches (see pic). Security was another huge plus. No zippers to puncture, just a solid aluminum frame with two TSA-approved locks. I felt completely comfortable leaving it in the train luggage areas while I went to the bathroom or restaurant car. I also used a retractable locking cable for extra peace of mind. The medium size fit easily in the overhead racks on German trains. About the frame … I tried other hard-shell suitcases without aluminum frames, and they all felt floppy and “soft.” With my hip injury, I needed something I could sit on if necessary. The company didn’t officially recommend it, but I had to try it and it was SOLID . I used it as a seat multiple times throughout my trip. Even my 6’10”, 300 lb son sat on his with no issue. The frame is no joke!! Seriously strong and well-built. I researched, shopped online and off and these are truly the most durable suitcase you can get at this price point! Bottom line: I am SO happy with this purchase. We now own four different sizes and I am buying a set for my husband. I’ve included a video of it rolling over different surfaces in Bad Honnef, regular cobblestones, the horribly bumpy ones in Cologne and down the stairs at the Cathedral. The wheel photo shows their condition AFTER the full 7-week trip. Even after sitting on them, a lot, the shock is in perfect condition.

3 straight weeks of non-stop rolling through AUS, PHL, ORD, and DFW and I can say that this was underpriced. I tried to buy a second one and it appears it isn't available anymore. One of the few times I feel like I got more than I paid for.