LemoHome Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels,Large Suitcases with Child Seat Design,Hard Luggage for Women and Men,20 inch Hardside Carry on Luggage for Travel (black and white visor)

Buying this was one of the best decisions we made for our trip to Vietnam, which required 2 flights each way and a layover in Korea, so we left the airport and came back, going through security twice both ways. This suitcase made it so much easier, was quick to set up each time I had to take the kid on and off the stroller, etc. A bit of practice propping open the stroller part and closing it might help during the quick transitions through the airport! Also the wheels are so so smooth.It fit perfectly in the overhead bin, and was spacious enough for the little one's belongings, though we got it more for the stroller feature than anything. There are additional pockets on the top opening so we stored a laptop there, which made it easy to take out when going through security.The only bad experience we had was more user error than anything--your child should have their hand gripping the handles at all times. My kid got distracted by his toy truck and almost fell off of it. A stranger caught him in time, but that was not the suitcase's fault, and my kid was super careful after that--but this happened at the end of the trip and he may have just gotten overconfident.It did get banged up a bit, but we traveled to two different countries so I'm not that concerned about that. The wheels and other functions remained perfectly intact.The only note that another reviewer mentioned is that there is no handle on the top of the suitcase, only on the side. This made carrying it down the aisle on the actual plane really difficult, but not impossible. Just keep calm when you have a toddler following after you!I also chose to take off the square bar on the stroller to make it easier to close and put the suitcase in the overhead bin. The seatbelt that came with it was more of a social construct than an effective safety measure, and it kept slipping up and down, so I wish there was a way to make it more secure.We never used the stroller without the suitcase, but we detached it and tested it, and that part works great--it just never fit our travel plans.We had a lot of tired parents staring at us with jealousy and people whispering that they wanted something like that. When we were in long lines, I would attach my phone to the handle so my kid could watch something and not get too antsy. Overall I'm glad we opted for this instead of those that they straddle and ride, since we were on the fence about it. I highly recommend if you know you're going to be dragging your kid through the airport with you! I feel like this is going to last us a couple more years.

The media could not be loaded. This luggage was a lifesaver during our trip to Korea. It’s quite large and heavy for a 20-inch carry-on, so we recommend packing only lightweight items to stay within airline weight limits. The size is generous for a carry-on — we flew with Air Premia, and while they allowed it on board, it took up space in two overhead bin slots. If you’re concerned about fitting it, consider sharing one bag between two people to ensure it stores safely.My 7-year-old either rode on it himself or we pulled it along like a stroller. I weigh over 110 lbs and could even sit on it — it’s that sturdy! The wheels are small, so it’s not ideal for rough or uneven surfaces, but it rolls smoothly in airports and on flat terrain. Just a heads-up: on bumpy areas, it can flip if you’re not careful, so steer it with a bit more attention in those situations.Tip: I added a hand cushion to the handle, which made it much more comfortable for us to stroll it around — highly recommended!If you’re planning a trip with lots of walking and your kids have outgrown strollers, this luggage is a fantastic alternative.

This thing is great for travel. It’s a suitcase AND a stroller. ~5-10 minutes of exploring features and figuring it out. Once you do, it’s gold. Easy to use once you figure out how to attach/detach case from stroller and how to toggle the stroller wheels. Practice a bit to be comfortable with folding it out and putting it all together and stuff. So you’re prepared when at the airport and on the go. We modified it by adding a padded suitcase stroller seat/safety harness accessory and a phone mount onto the safety bar that comes with the suitcase stroller too. Lots of people were excited by it when they saw it, and loved it as much as we do. The case itself is fairly roomy, with some nice organization tools inside. It has a lock for security if that’s of importance, and has a buckle so it can be opened “flat” when un/packing. It was used to hold both child and parent stuff that was essential for us on flight. Great suitcase. Super portable stroller. Unique and mad functional in both aspects.

Great luggage! My 6 year old fit perfectly it is very sturdy and fits a lot inside. It fit in perfectly as a carry on

The design is very pretty, can't tell it has a baby stroller in it, the wells roll very good but only back and forward. I wish the storage capacity would have more but it is enough for short trips , it comes in different colors but i loved the blue one for my son, looks like it will have a very good durability, the price is good for the product and is a very nice quality but not to strong, the zipper is very durable and good stitch

Took a chance on this since I was flying solo with all three of my kids (12, 10, and 5 years old). My 5yo weighs over 60 pounds. This carry-on made the airport a breeze. Sometimes the wheels get stuck in gaps (like elevators or airport trams) if you push it forward, so always pull it behind you for those. We didn’t use any of the safety straps or anything because he is almost six and just happy to sit there. It was just so he could rest his legs and I could keep an eye on him. We even had other bags resting on it while pulling him and it handled the weight fine. Seriously, get this bag. We are so impressed! My kids loved that the wheels light up. Turning is easy. It does weigh nearly 10 lbs on its own, but Frontier had a 35 lb weight limit and I was never close even with this stuffed full. I will only fly with this bag for him from now on! (I had him get off to go down the plane aisles so his knees didn’t bump people, so can’t speak to that part.)Also made going between hotels easier since we were in Orlando and had three different hotels for different parks. Just used a Safe Rider Vest in Ubers and we had so much freedom!

Love this, it's sturdy enough to handle and the ride is smooth, beautiful design and very helpful for carry baby.