TravelproMaxlite 5 Softside Expandable Checked Luggage with 4 Spinner Wheels, Lightweight Suitcase, Men and Women, Black, Checked Medium 25-Inch

I am a TravelPro loyalist who normally flys carry on only (Crew 10 20" and Maxlite 4 22"). I have a Maxlite 4 26in for those times when a check in is a must. My SO has more....lets say "expansive" needs.This is a MASSIVE bag. Im not kidding at all, you cold put a 2 grader in there and still have room for a weeks worth of clothing. At the same time it is light as a feather. According to TravelPro it weighs less than a pound more than the 26" version with just two wheels. It feels lighter.I am a hardcore "two wheels is better than 4" person but this spinner is making me question my decisions. Its incredibly easy to move even at max load.We will put the durability to the test this summer with an overseas vacation but Im not worried. My Maxlite 4 26in has taken tons of abuse for the last 7 years and its fine. My crew 10 has taken more abuse for almost a decade and is even better.Apparently purple/lavender is not a popular color because I got this on a really good sale. Jokes on them. Not only do I love the color but its super easy to find at the baggage area.I really cant say enough good things about this bag. If you need space, get one.

This is the greatest little carryon I've ever had. I had to search for one that was compatible with an International flight on Condor. The measurements are much less than other airlines. This bag fits perfectly within their maximum measurements. My Mac Air also fits perfect into the front zippered pocket and because of the open pocket in front of it, I feel like it gets a lot of cushioned protection. The quality feels great and I think it will last many years. I bought the green because it was on sale and now I'm glad I did because it is a great color and will make it easier to find in the over head compartments.

For those that are not aware, the size limitations for carry-on luggage, for non-US carrier carriers, within the EU are different than in the US. The size of the carry-on is much smaller and the regional EU airlines regularly enforce the size and weight limits. This bag is the only high-quality, light-weight, carry-on that meets the EU requirements. The bag rolls smoothly, has a strong handle and the wheels did not break as they rolled over the cobblestone streets in Italy. The light weight allows you to pack more into the bag without going over the 17lb limit that most carriers require. I was able to fit 2 week's worth of clothing for a trip.

I purchased this case a while back and have liked it so much, I bought it for a friend. I travel about 5 times a year and it has held up wonderfully.

Purchased several months ago for international checked bag. Good size; handle and wheels work well. Resisted the rain when loaded onto the airplane--everything inside was dry while outside showed evidence of the rain. There was one little "thread" on the bag that came loose. I never had that happen with my old bag that had traveled the globe with me for 10 years. Oh, well. Luggage takes a beating going through baggage handling. This should last several years. The zippers are ok so far.

I bought the 'TravelPro Maxlite 5' luggage: 19-inch International carryon roller and 18" under-the-seat shoulder bag carryon. Love it. If you pack it right, you can actually pack for up to a 3-week trip between the two.Note that I studied how to pack prior to my trip. I'll share what I was able to pack in a moment. I used this lightweight set (5.3 pounds- truly lightweight!) with other very functional items to optimize packing:1. Compression Packing Cubes (two medium, one small + one packing 'tube' for socks and undergarments) made of lightweight parachute, water-resistant material (Eagle Creek 2-zipper system- you don't need to use a vacuum)2. One travel garment bag for my business clothes (one Eagle Creek - large. Made of same ligjtweight parachute material with lightweight folding board tool + velcro straps to compress clothes and keep them pretty much wrinkle-free)3. Two single-pair shoe bags (Eagle Creek -they're aerated plastic covered in small mesh black netting)4. Cofreya travel-sized, silicon gel bottles that don't burst under pressure in high altitudes- and are airline approved for size).By rolling clothes (except those in the garment bag), I was ankle to pack:a. 3 dressesb. 2 skirtsc. 1 pair of pantsd. 2 yoga 'sweats' outfits including both tops and pantse. 2 pullover sweaters (wore one on plane)f. pajamasg. 2 additional leggings + 2 camisolesh. 1 pair leather pumpsI. over-the-ankle leather dress bootsj. 1 pair Uggs boots (wore these on plane)k. accessories- 2 full-sized scarves, packable purse to use during the trip, mittens, ear muff etc.I. 3 turtleneck topsm. 3 camisole topso. Small - lightweight business briefcase 'envelope'p. electronics: small tablet, phone, etc....all that AND a bag of chips and small snacks! (and no, I didn't end up using the expandable zippered area of the luggage).Note: To prolong the parade of clean clothes, I also packed Travelon & Tide travel laundry detergent + Travelon travel bathtub laundry clothesline (no clothes pins needed) and quickly sink-washed items each night).Anyway, just sharing the details to show the capability - (and packability) of these 2 bags when using the right tools.The bags themselves are high quality and have a warranty. The pretty, dusty rose color I bought is wonderful AND it's easy to spot should someone other than you decide to take your luggage.Really appreciate the 360 degree rollers since I have the option of pushing the luggage alongside me instead of always having to pull it. Three telescopic handle gave several options e.g. when putting the shoulder bag on top the suitcase - or not. The design maximized space.I've included photos showing that the shoulder bag fits under smaller planes such as the UAL Airbus planes I boarded. You must insert the bag on its back rather than standing up - and it will easily fit.Great purchase and value, functional, lightweight design, high quality.