The Transit Luggage Poly-Carbonate Hard Sided 8 Silent Ninja Wheels for Travelling (Still Loading Brownray (Limited Edition), Check-in Medium)

Good product . Looks stunning. Lightweight . Perfect size for a 7-10 days trip . Value for money .

Stylish and durable

Yeah...just like everything Instagrammable, this looks super chic, photogenic and stylish. It's functional, zippered makes it super neat and all. But it bruises easy too! So you've to be extra caring (and try telling that to our airlines luggage handling support staff). Now, you can get a luggage sleeve to protect it, but then it's like covering the beautiful colour and stuff. So yeah, nazuk kali but ati Sundar 👌🏻

A very good quality with high fit and finish cabin baggage. There is lot of difference in the material used in this bag versus other cheaper bags i have at home.. Its clearly visible and felt when used. Just buy a good protective cover in amazon (300-500/-) and put if if using it to place on rough surface just to protect the outer shell from scratches due to handling. The wheels move like butter and easy to handle at airport during transit.. Worth the money spent on this suitcase..

This was an impulse buy. Daughters asked me to buy a lot of stuff from Goa. Placed the order. Next day delivery. Amazon Agent Valentino made a special delivery to get it to me to pack early for my flight. Really well made and sturdy. Wheels are super smooth and it has a built in TSA lock too. Small zippered pockets to fine-tine organization. Should’ve bought the larger size too.

High quality product. Happy with it.

I recently purchased the Mokobara The Transit Luggage in the Still Loading Brownray Limited Edition, hoping for a premium travel companion that matched its appealing aesthetics with durability. Unfortunately, my experience has been anything but satisfactory. From the very first use, the luggage displayed significant signs of wear and tear. Despite handling it under normal travel conditions, it quickly accumulated multiple scratches and marks on its surface. For a product described as made from high-end German Makrolon Polycarbonate and touted for its durability, the reality was starkly different. The material seems unable to withstand even the gentlest of travel scenarios without showing damage. Furthermore, the visual appeal of the luggage was one of the main reasons for my purchase. However, the rapid wear has severely impacted its appearance, making it look years older than it actually is. This is not only disappointing from a user’s perspective but also embarrassing in professional settings where the appearance of one's luggage can reflect on one's professional image. The functionality, while adequate with features like the 8 Silent Ninja Wheels, could not make up for the overall poor quality of the material. The wheels and handle operated well, but when the primary body of the luggage is compromised, these features become less relevant. In conclusion, I cannot recommend the Mokobara The Transit Luggage. It failed to meet the basic expectations for durability and quality, despite its premium price tag and promising descriptions. Potential buyers might want to consider other options that offer better durability and value for money.

Excellent item