LUGGEXAluminum Frame Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Zipperless Polycarbonate Hard Shell Carry On Luggage, 20 Inch Suitcases, Charcoal MetallicGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I just received this & it is as advertised...light weight, roomy, locking latches with combination, & seems easy to pack. I haven't used it yet so I'm not sure how it will hold up to international travel yet. I am looking forward to using it since I have had so many bags where the zippers haven't held up & wheels getting broken on flights or dents in the case causing cracks. It appears that the case is of good quality & value for the medium price bag. It does roll easily over carpet & flooring (my 3 year old grandson wheeled it around the house over different pile carpeting & porcelain floors)

This is one of if not the best Suitcase I have ever owned. It is the perfect size for a multi day trip, it is light weight yet strong, and glides effortless. Not only that but the no zipper is the best and last but not least it is pretty attractive and catches many eyes.

This is a replacement for my old faithful 12# 2-wheeled Samsonite hardside. I need a spinner to lighten the handle-weight! I've shopped an assortment of zipper-spinners, and concluded I must have hinges (because I don't like the loosey-goosey-feeling of the zippers when the bag isn't chocked full, and when it's opened up). I prefer a bag with 2 defined sections, and you only get that with center-opening hinges (as opposed to a top "lid" with a place for a laptop & everything underneath the laptop in one compartment). So though this bag is heavier than I would like (8.7 lbs), it ticks off all my other criteria. I've tried other hardsides that are a pound lighter, but they are flimsy feeling. All the fancier brand-name bags that offer similar features are slightly-to-much heavier, and more expensive. So at just over $100, this is a keeper. Here's what I like about it: It's sturdy with reinforced corners (tho I've never had a dented corner on my old Samsonite...); has double locks (essential!); spinner wheels are good & functional; telescoping handle has uber-multiple settings (tho it's not important to me); 2 side handles instead of just one (and there's a spring-loaded function that should keep them laying flat & not getting sprung in heavy handling; interior has 2 separate sides (half and half for simplified access to total stuff instead of having to dig to the bottom of just one compartment); one interior has zipper closure, which will be nice for keeping loose things contained during inspections & quick openings; other side has sturdy grosgrain ribbon x-style straps with adjustable feature. Only thing missing here would be velcro to hold down the adjustable loop excess. I can add that by hand if needed . . . I usually keep a spare Tshirt under the lining just in case I forget my PJ's, and there's easy access to tuck things in under the lining as desired. All in all -- it's just what I've been shopping for, and after 6 or 7 tries, I finally got it right! Yahoo! Off we go!!

I loved it until I couldn't get it open! I used this case for a few trips and loved it, then took it on a longer trip to Italy where we walked a couple of miles over sidewalks with broken places, on and off curbs, over cobbled streets and the wheels rolled easily and were durable. I loved the latches/no zippers. It was pretty (I had the blue one)! The handle was also durable, my (fairly heavy) backpack had a strap to connect it over the handle and it didn't cause a problem. It fit easily in the overhead of the plane. The one problem was the locks/latches, I set the locks and locked them before the flight home from Italy because I checked it for that flight, and when I got home I couldn't unlock it! I had set both locks with the same code, and I couldn't unlock either of them. I had only locked them once before to check to make sure the locks worked and they did, but after the flight they wouldn't unlock. I ended up having to open them with a hammer, which worked, but ruined them. So I'm sad, my pretty suitcase is a goner.