Coolife Luggage Expandable(only 28") Suitcase PC+ABS Spinner Built-in TSA Lock 20in 24in 28in Carry on (Caribbean Blue, S(20in_Carry on))

Nice item

Handsome, distinctive, solid. Handles, wheels sturdy and durable over months of travel. -- I did not use the zipper locks as expected (never do). They can so easily be pried open. So I measured around its width under the handle, got a small-diameter woven metal cable cut to size at the hardware store, had the guys screw on loops at each end, and fixed the cable in place with blaze-orange duct tape, so that the ends of the zipper tags fit between the two ends of the cable; and locked this down with a TSA padlock. Nobody can open the case, even if they slit the zipper (nobody ever has, of course). A short extra cable tucked in could be added to lock the case to furniture, if you worry about leaving it in your room (I do, but again, probably never needed to). Case inside and out has survived a RTW trip, buses and trucks and boats and planes and heat and wet and cold, without any significant sign of wear. I do sometimes worry that heavy rain would seep through the zipper onto my electronics, but, never have left it out in heavy rain, so. It's a lot better protected than a backpack. Anybody who intends a big trip that does not involve much cross-country hiking over rocks would be well advised to forget the backpack and get a four-wheeled case, plus a day pack. Both can go as cabin baggage on a non-minimal airline, if ever we fly again, and the day pack can be perched on top of the case to be dragged through the airport and along smooth streets. Also, you look mature and reliable, not the case if you have a scruffy backpack, and you can feel your things are secure. -- Case is not quite safe to sit on, unless perhaps you're very light, but that is because it also is very light. Good gear! -- I also write my email address on the outside in permanent marker. Being a worrier.

Bought 2 of these right before our family vacation Made it through a 10 day trip to FL. Used these for my children’s clothes and shoes for the trip clothes and shoes for the trip. Survived a decent fall at baggage claim and just got a scuff. Held up surprisingly well. Fits perfect in the overhead bins. Fits JetBlues new 2026 sizes. Buying the 3 pc set next

well made,rolls nicely,lock feature is great

20" is not expandable, but has built in TSA Lock, very light weight, quiet wheels, and telescope handle. Uploaded and included in this review are a total of 18 pictures: 6 pictures showing all sides of the exterior, 6 pictures showing the inside, including the tear, and the last 6 pictures are showing each handle adjustment from all the way down to all the way up in succession. I like that this 20" luggage is the size I needed for traveling by plane in order to avoid checking in any baggage. The blue color is perfect for me. The wheels are very quiet. The "hard" exterior is "thick", flexible plastic that has a lot of give and causes me to be extremely careful with it as it is housing my CPaP and other medical supplies I need for my travels. I did not buy a "soft" fabric luggage in order to protect my medical supplies from any damage. I thought this luggage was thick plastic and would not give, hence protecting my medical supplies from any possible damage from airport personnel. (Thankfully it did not happen during this trip, but concerned it may at future trips) As some of the other reviews were showing zipper seperation issues, I can certainly see why... it is not a good quality product. (It's definitely made as inexpensively as possible.) Also, after one full trip of four days and 4 planes, the seperation fabric on the inside of my luggage has torn up at the top where the outer zipper meets. (See pic - It is actually about 4 fingers wide, but I only stuck 2 fingers in to show the image better and to not rip it any further) The fabric is not high quality and is not durable for too much usage, especially if you are trying to utilize most all space of the luggage compartments as I needed to. However, I still had enough room as to not stretch or give undue pressure to the fabric or zipper, so not sure how it ripped. I was very cautious with this piece during my entire trip. I figure it may have happened while going through one of the security checkpoints, but I expect a product that costs $89.99 +Taxes (nearly $100 in total) to be a much better quality in materials and design. The handle too was having issues, when it was telescoped up for usage in maneuvering the luggage on its wheels, it kept moving down when I put the slightest pressure on the release button, which is on the top of the handle and unavoidable. Poor design - the release button should be accessible under the handle (and maybe smaller) to avoid this. I do not recommend this product and am thinking I probably should have went with a piece double the price. I went with this piece because I am disabled and was traveling by myself and the light weight design and the incorporated TSA lock is what sold me into buying this piece, in addition to the price.