Luggage Lightweight Suitcases with Spinner Wheels,Yellow,Checked-Medium 24-Inch

Here are some pros and cons on this suitcase:

Love this suitcase. It is a medium size case, that has the hard/soft case. This will help it stand up to being tossed around. The wheels are so smooth. The 360 spinners help you easily go from carpet to tile. The price is such a value for a great suitcase. It does have the combination lock, but I haven’t used that.

This came in time as we were packing to leave. When it arrived, I was impressed. First note, the color does stand out. That is what I wanted so as to find my luggage easily. Next, it is a hard side case but not one that does not have any give to it. When I unpacked the case, it had an indent in the corner. I thought it may have been defective. I opened the case and easily popped the indent out. It stayed out and you would not even know this happened. That was good. Inside, there is plenty of separators. You can place your pants, shirts, socks and other item easily and it will not shuffle around. This case even has a built in combination lock that is TSA compliant. See the video for more details.

I travel a fair amount and it was time to update my carry on bag. This is the first time Ive tried a hard side piece of luggage. So far, Ive been happy with it. Its definitely lighter weight than the bag Ive been using. Every little bit helps, especially if I have to check it in and have a weight limit.

I got this to have a non-cloth suitcase for travel, and after inspecting I think it will work OK for domestic travel, but dont think it would withstand much international travel. The case is molded from a sturdy ABS, so it flexes and gives some like rubber, it is not rigid like some hard plastic shell cases, and this helps reduce its weight. The main zipper is a standard cloth zipper and offers decent security but could be easily opened with a pointed object. The TSA compliant pulley lock for the zipper is nice and should help it last longer than the standard ring opening most provide for a padlock to go through. The cart handle telescopes to a good height and feels fairly sturdy. The side and top handles are also sturdy and should easily support the case when fully loaded without any issues. The interior offers two main compartments, one with the standard elastic restraints for keeping clothes secure; the other has a zipper flap, which is a nice instead of just being hooks like most, so that smaller clothing and items can be secured. The only pouches are on the slipper flap, it would be nice to have a couple more in the compartments, but this is pretty standard for luggage this size. The 4 casters are the standard dual wheel design, and are plastic. Overall it is decent luggage for the cost and size and should work for domestic air travel or if taking a trip by car etc. i will get my use from it and update my review if anything noteworthy occurs.

a great option for those looking for a roomy and maneuverable luggage option. The spinner wheels make it easy to navigate through busy airports, while the lightweight design makes it easy to carry.

This suitcase is made of lightweight ABS plastic and feels very sturdy and strong, yet very light. The wheels guided smoothly across the road and all 4 are the 360 spinner type so its easy to move around. The top and bottom handles feel fine with soft plastic on the inside, but not too flimsy. The TSA friendly combination locks are easy to use.

This is a very nice, lightweight spinner with a bright color that will make it easy to spot at a baggage claim. The weight empy is 8.8 pounds which gives you some flexibility in meeting the maximum weight limit of your checked bag.

Light weight yet sturdy. I love a good hard case set of luggage. This one is extremely stylish the wheels are very sturdy and it has the typical pockets inside for organization while traveling. I highly recommend

We needed a second large suitcase for an upcoming trip. We have one large suitcase, so I compared this Strenforce bag to one from Travelers Choice (TC). This suitcase looks good and is lighter than the comparable one from TC. The cross belt on one side is elastic which I like. The TC one does not stretch its just an adjustable buckle. The seaming on both suitcase seems comparable. The Strenforce bag has plastic bumpers that run down one side of the bag. The TC does not. That said everything else is just a half step down in quality. The quality of the hardware (ex. zipper pulls, handles, wheels, etc) is just a step behind the TC. The wheels on this unit work very well but they are thinner than those on the TC suitcase. The plastic shell feels a bit thinner and is definitely a bit less rigid. The places where the handles connect ... I believe the hinges on the Strenforce are plastic while they are metal on the TC suitcase (see pic). The zipper pulls are thinner and less substantial feeling (note, I dont think this will affect usage, just noting it). The TC bag has an expandable zipper system so you can eek out a little extra space in the bag if you packed full on the way and came home with a few extra souvenirs you need to squeeze into the bag. All of that said, the Strenforce suitcase is significantly less expensive (currently under 100 dollars) than the TC bag, so, for the price, I think this is a good value on a mid-level bag.