TravelproRoundtrip Hardside Expandable Luggage, TSA Lock, 8 Spinner Wheels, Hard Shell Polycarbonate Suitcase, Navy, 2-Piece Set (21/25)

I have traveled overseas for going on 30 years; this is the best suit-case I have encountered. It is light weight, nice square design for maximum space; interior zip liners and pockets are ideal for seeing what you have where and separating items—no "packing cubes" needed! Dual wheel design of each wheel is maximum , easy movement over all surfaces. Shell design and padded corners highly resistant to scratches and wear of baggage handlers.

I was in desperate need for new suitcases and after thorough research, I decided on Travelpro. The color is a nice navy blue that is both simple and stylish. The hardshell feels durable and well crafted with a surprising amount of space. I have yet to take it on a trip but am certain that it will endure heavy handling and traveling for many years, because it looks and feels well constructed. I bought this items used but it came in perfect condition, tags and all. The only issue was a slight dent in the packaging itself.I highly recommend this brand.

the zipper system is a little hard to figure out! Too many zippers...the product is very sturdy, however, and the wheels move very smoothly

In the photo are the Samsonite Omni, TravelPro Roundtrip, and the Maxlite Air. The Omni only has a zippered compartment on one side. The Roundtrip has noticeably bigger and better wheels. The Maxlite Air looks sleek, but it’s true that the handles are too tight and the suitcase will hurt your fingers. We ended up only keeping the Roundtrip set. They were great for our packing needs. The smaller one held all my husband’s things with extra room to spare for a long weekend trip. I fit most of my clothes on one side of the larger suitcase, plus fit 3 pairs of boots and some more clothes on the other side, with room to spare. I way overpacked with extra clothes due to it being winter, throwing extra items in at the last minute, and knowing I had the room on a road trip. The larger suitcase fits a lot, but will take up a lot of room, so it could be something to consider if you have a small car. Another con is that the exterior seems to show dust more easily than the other bags did.

Completely disappointed !! These were expensive suitcases, but I thought Travelpro was a quality manufacturer. Boy was I wrong! The first trip we used the suitcases, the zippers on gave way, and the “feet” (small plastic pieces on side) broke during our airline travel. I’ve had a Wenger roller overhead bag for 15 years that I’ve taken on more than 200 work / personal trips without a single issue. The zippers on the TravelPro are thin, cheap quality - and broke on both suitcases we bought. So disappointing in this purchase.

We love them. Enough said

The wheels move and turn on a dime the luggage is lightweight making it easier for someone like me who is 4 foot 11 manage my luggage through an airport

Used this set a few times now, you could say I’m a travelpro… I’ve only checked the larger case. It’s a nice set for this price, although I paid a good bit less than the $329RRP.I don’t see why some are complaining about quality, you can see from the finishes like reinforced corners, handles made from quality material and 100% polycarbonate that this is as good as you get in this price range. If they end up broken they must have been severely mishandeld by loading staff.The extendable handles extend to the same height for different size case which is a nice touch (easily wheeled together in one hand).I did notice that if you don’t push the handle down on one of the cases it sometimes doesn’t lock in place -it does without problem if you do or let it drop in- however I can imagine that if the handles is not locked in place and it moves out after you checked it in it’s likely to be broken as someone reported. If you make sure the handle is locked in place I imagine this is unlikely to happen.The extendable handle has profiled metal which actually makes this much stronger and less likely to break than what you find on cheap cases.The only improvement I see is that I would like to have the wheels more recessed into the case, this protects them a bit more, makes the case more stable and the overall height a bit less, although it would cost some interior space.Overall I definitely recommend these cases.Update after almost 1 year of owning this set;The smaller case I travel with regularly and check it in about twice a month. The handle doesn’t lock down at all now anymore, so if it would move out after checking in there is obviously a risk of it breaking. Luckily this hasn’t happened. Otherwise the bag is holding up well. Deducted 1 star for the non -down- locking handle (it still locks in the extended positions).