Strenforce Luggage Sets ABS Durable Suitcase Sets Spinner Wheels TSA Lock 3 Piece Luggage Set(20/24/28),Blue

I have wanted an easy rolling suitcase like this for a while, and this one is a great choice. Its very very lightweight, and rolls super smoothly even when loaded with stuff. The shell seems quite sturdy though its very light. You can spin it around and it stays stable. The handle is nice and sturdy, and its got organization compartments inside to keep your stuff secure. The only thing Im a little worried about durability-wise is the zipper. The fabric of the zipper just feels thin. But overall I think its a great suitcase for average use.

There is good and bad in this luggage set. The good features are the included combination locks and the decently constructed wheels and extendable handles. The bad are the thinly constructed shells and weak interior linings. In reality, I don’t think this set can survive the mistreatment of baggage handlers at the airport too many times. This set is nice looking and not too expensive. But it is probably better suited for trips were you are the only person handling it.

I like having a hard shell suitcase and I like have the caster wheels. This is pretty much a minimum requirement for me, so that is why I ordered this. I am not a particular stickler for suitcase quality. If it holds my stuff and arrives in one piece, that is usually good enough for me. In that regard, this meets my requirements. With that said, I recently got another no name hardshell type suitcase from Amazon that was pretty much identical in price to this, and the build on it seemed better, especially the liner, which had a softness to it and a more premium feel. This on the other hand, the liner had air behind it, so I could not really push the liner down in. It just kind of moved the air pocket from one spot to another spot. I thought, I will just unzip it to get the air out. Well here is no zipper. Also, the material just seems kind of cheaper. The other suitcase I got, a Shokoo had more softness to it. This liner also had marks on it out of the box. Not sure what they were from. They looked like maybe they came from the handle behind the liner, but as the liner was not touching the handle because of the pocket of air behind it, I doubt that is what it was. Therefore, I can only presume it happened somehow during the manufacturing process. I included a picture. It isnt going to affect the functionality of it at all, but that is how it was when I opened it. The handles have a kind of soft rubber padding under them to help when carrying the bag instead of wheeling it and the casters also seem softer, I guess to avoid noise. It is nice the bag has a lock for the zippers, but this is another place where the Shokoo bag I got just seemed better. The lock on the Shokoo recessed into the bag, so it is flush with the surface, while the lock on this bag is external so it kind of sticks out and could snag on things. Also, the zipper pulls on the Shokoo bag lock into the lock when they are flat against the bag. The zipper pulls on this bag lock into the lock when they are on edge. Again, this makes them protrude out whereas on the Shokoo bag everything was flat so it couldnt snag on things. Dollar for dollar, I like the other bag I got better in almost every way, and their 28 inch bag is the exact same price as this bag. So for that reason, I wouldnt recommend this bag, even though I dont think there is anything about it that leaps out to me as a reason why other than I know I can get what I think is a better quality bag for the same price. There area also many similarly specked 28 inch bags like this on Amazon that are significantly more affordable, some as much as half the price. If there is a reason to buy this over those, I cannot discern what it is.

Affordable suitcase that is a premium quality, strong and durable material. This item is perfect to use for yourself or as a gift. Priced just right. Looks the same as the pictures. Definitely worth the money.

My favorite thing to be sure of when buying luggage is that Im going to be able to find it easily. This one certainly does that with its bright orange color. Its a major bonus that its also made with high quality. It holds well over the 50 lb limit for travel, so be sure to weigh before flights. I dont recommend the locks as they dont do much to keep anyone out, but you could get a separate lock to attach.

The Strenforce carry on will make it onto any airplane that Ive ever traveled on, including the mid-sized jets that make short hope between cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, where the overhead compartments are rather small. And international travel, where there are more restrictions. As you can see from the image, theres no clutter on the interior, just a divider and cross straps to keep a suit or dress neatly folded. I would call this a short week travel bag, that when matched with a backpack would offer enough storage for a weeks vacation. The shell appears durable, in that while its a hard shell, its also flexible. Thats a good thing because its unlikely to crack unless subject to massive amounts of pressure. And its light. Theres a special combination lock on the exterior that can only be opened by either the proper combination, (set by the user) or a special key carried by TSA agents. All well and good, except that Ive been told that these keys are already in the hands of thieves throughout the country. So, I wouldnt rely on the combination lock to keep valuables safe. The telescoping handle on the top works fine, but is a little shaky. I dont know how durable it will be over time. But an area where the bag falls short, and understand that at the current price point--which appears to be discounted--this is not an expensive bag, is its space limitations. Better hardside bags, mostly made with ABS, that are currently available, feature zippers that allow the bags to expand by a couple inches. So while these similar but expandable bags still meet TSA standards for carry on luggage, they provide maybe 20% more packing space. I dont know if Id want to trade down to this size bag when the expandable models are readily available. Still, its a nice bag to have on hand for short trips.

It’s definitely for checked luggage only! Big size and good for the price! My last luggage broke due to the wheel; we’ll see how long this one lasts!

This is a great hardshell suitcase. It is durable, easy to use, very lightweight, and the zipper is strong. This is NOT the kind of suitcase you can drive your car over, but its plenty strong to hold up to a baggage handler and the TSA inspectors. I like the orange, makes it stand out better than the ocean of black suitcases on the baggage claim carousel. The wheels are nice, rolls smoothly. Overall, its a great suitcase without any special features, just a good suitcase at a good price.

This is a GREAT set for the price…. Came with 3 pieces in different sizes…. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the color…. The zipper is broken on the middle suitcase in the inside (as shown in pictures)…. It has a number lock on each suitcase that holds zippers in place (as shown in pictures)…. You can still use a key lock, too….

This is a really nice luggage bag. It has a nice spacious inside, then the wheels move every direction possible, the handle comes out a good bit, I can pull it with no problem, or your child can pull it, because the handle has 2 lengths it will pull out at, its lightweight, but still very durable and sturdy. I absolutely love the lake blue color. I got this bag for my son for when he visits his dad, and we have no problem putting everything he needs into this luggage bag. It pulls and glides very easily with no problems at all. Im very satisfied with this bag.