American Tourister Cargo Max 25" Hardside Durable Medium Checked Spinner Luggage with Divider Pockets, Slate Blue

I love this item so much that I went back and bought it in all three sizes! It rolls easily. There is plenty of space and it also includes a zippered sleeve inside for wet items. My favorite thing about it though is how durable it is. I've watched bag handlers literally throw it around, and it has not dented yet.

loved this spinner (initially purchased the medium check-in bag)--- spherical wheels worked well in Tokyo's bumpy streets and many stairs.... so I bought the carry-on size. It is on the pricey side but I consider it an investment.

Great price on a very well made bag. I like the additional handles on the sides, they make it much easier to get it off a baggage carousel. This is the second one of these I bought, the first was larger. Excellent value.

LOOK I AM HANGING ON BY A MOMENT SO YOU BEAT THE COMPETITION AS I FELL ASLEEP FINALLY WOKE UP AND WRAPPED MY BOOKS TO PROTECT THEM AND MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THIS ABOUT SUITCASES AS NOT TO PUT TOO MUCH WEIGHT IN A SUITCASE YOU PICK UP EACH END OF THE SUITCASE AND YOU BALANCE IT AND IT WILL GIVE YOU GREAT SUCCESS AS TO NEVER OVERPACK THE SUITCASE.

I would say that the wheels are ify. All suitcase wheels are ify, for sure, but these ones are roller ball looking. not much stability. Overall, it's an alright suitcase. Might want a suitcase strap or 2 for peace of mind. It is light-weight, hard shell with two "toss" handles (that's what I'm calling them), and suits my needs. Theres enough space to plan a getaway for like 14 days if you know how to pack well, and bring a couple decent sized souvenirs back.

We love these bags. This is the 4th one we have purchased. I now have the one small one, two medium size and one large one. These are very strong and lots of room inside. The wheels are great and have never let us down. After 4 trips overseas they still roll like the first time. The carry handle is well built and strong. I like the side handles as it gives you something the grab when placing on its side. The zipper seems good, have not had any issues with that.

to many pockets inside. the suitcase over all is very big outside, the inside space is surprisingly small. the wheels work great and the handles used to move this bulky case.

I bought this because of the brand name has a reputation of quality and a lifetime warranty. However, the warranty means shipping a 28" suitcase at your cost to an authorized repair center. Less than one year, the wheels don't roll straight and the pull tabs break off and I've used it 5 times. The case is light, the handle works, but it's the lack of quality for the 2 star review. I've had less expensive off-brand bags that lasted longer for a lower price. Unless you live next to a major airport, getting it repaired under warranty will cost more in time and money.

It's a decent bag for car trip trips, but they are not sturdy enough to be used for air travel. If you want to take it on a plane consider it a one-time use bag. I have already went though 6 of these bags now (all 3 sizes) hoping the first damage was a fluke since it seems like a fairly solid bag, but it is not. My most recent replacement bag went on it's first trip this week and now the handle is bent and won't go back into the suitcase (happened to 3 of the 6), a zipper pull is broken off (happened to 6 of 6), and one of the wheels is starting to stick (happened to 2 of 6). I took the larger one to Vegas last year and when if came off the plane the side handle and a wheel were ripped off. Guess I'm back in the market for another bag.

Like others have noted, the handle broke while lifting it to roll it after leaving TSA area. I had to struggle with the broken handle the rest of the trip. I thought about getting warranty work done until I read that I would need to pay to have it shipped for warranty review. Fortunately I still had my Wal-Mart receipt and it was at the 80 day point so Wal-Mart gave me a full refund. Thank you Wal-Mart! Looking at brands that are actually designed for the riggers of air travel. AT is certainly not in that category.