TravelproMaxlite Air Hardside Expandable Luggage, 8 Spinner Wheels, Lightweight Hard Shell Polycarbonate

Really nicely quality hard sides cabin bag.I selected 21 carry on which is actually 22.83 inches including wheels (58cm)This is too large for most European Airlines where the max is 56cm height, in the US I believe they are more generous limits.I am sending back as it’s not worth failing the airline sizers in Europe so they can change me 50 euro to check it

Great setup with zippers on both sides. Not as durable as I had hoped, after less than a year of moderate travel the wheel snapped and is no longer usable.

Purchased my 21” Maxlite Air specifically to make the switch to Carry-On Only air travel. Had just returned from nearly 3 weeks in France and due to airline chaos in summer 2022 we went carry on only. My wife had a small roller but I had 40L Patagonia Black Hole Duffel which was great but a pain to lug through airports.The Maxlite gives me the same capacity, in a very lightweight hard sided 4-wheel roller. Super high quality and bang for your buck, consistent with all the reviews I had read. Also gives the option to expand it 2” in depth if you wanted to do some shopping and then check the bag on way home. I’ll update my review after our next trip this fall but it is ALL a question of capacity for me so I did a packing test-run.I’m a slim shorter guy (small shirts, 29/30 pants, size 7 shoes) so judge accordingly about quantities. But as per photo attached, I determined the max I can bring as: 8-10 tees/polos, 6-7 button-up shirts, 1 light sweater, 4-5 shorts/swim trunks, 4-5 pants, 1 blazer, 2 jackets, 3 belts, 10 underwear, 12 socks, 2 pairs of shoes and 1 pair of sandals. That includes what I wear on the plane (jeans, tee, sweater, jacket, 1 of the pairs of shoes). But everything else went in the suitcase, along with sunglasses, lint roller and electric razor…and that is NOT expanded. That’s up to 18 tops…and therefore 18 outfits, making Carry-On only a totally realistic option for ANY length of trip, especially if you had a Vrbo or Airbnb with laundry. I will add a third pair of shoes in my small daypack “personal item” along with my toiletries and electronics.So it had surprising capacity and was still very lightweight when full. The right hand side that has the handle beneath has less space kind of in 3 little channels, so pack accordingly with shoes etc slotted in between.The Maxlite Air 21” was below all the carry on dimensions for all airlines I checked and I looked at pretty much all the Canadian, American, and European carriers, including discount ones like Easyjet and Ryanair.I’m officially converted to traveling light…and the TravelPro seems to be the perfect fit to make it a more comfortable walk through airports or along city streets. Again will update after my first trip…but hope the above info is useful for anyone who (like me) was very hesitant to ditch the checked luggage.

Very nice looking luggage and the wheel is super smooth to push around.Hope it can last long!

This is the best carry-on that I have every purchased in my life! It is extremely durable and I have taken it all over the world. It withstood the cobblestone streets in France without any problems. It is very lightweight, so even when packed full, I can easily lift it over my head (I am 65). I love the feature that sets it apart from others: the double, zippered insides. Even when they are full, I have used the space in between the sides to pack a suit jacket, keeping it wrinkle-free. I rarely give any purchase 5 stars, but this is such an amazing suitcase I have purchased two more as gifts. I highly recommend it!

Dented and broken zipper on first trip. Super disappointed.