it luggage World's Lightest New York Softside 8 Wheel Spinner, Purple Pennant, Carry-On 22-Inch

It is so light you can lift it (unfilled) with your pinky, so you can pack more without exceeding allowed weight.

I have a carry-on IT with wide handle with 2 wheels, 2 outer pockets. I've taken that one on over 8 trips worldwide and it never failed. This larger model w 4 wheels is also perfect. I miss the 2 outer pocket but the flap zipper compartment is much better than my old one. Great value versatility. And feather weight light!

I’m a hand carry only travel nazi. My rule for luggage size is I will only take what I can carry up and down the stairs in European Metro stations. Secondly, I never use luggage that I cannot take with me in an airplane cabin, even when I went in a 3 month trip to Europe. Having said that, I love this lightweight and roomy luggage. I was concerned that it will be too heavy to carry since it’s a 22-inch. But it was so easy to maneuver in the airports. It was a game changer for my recent trip that required taking more equipment and clothes than I’m used to. The airline that I used had more restrictive weight limits and this passed the test. The check in agent was surprised how light it was when he weighed my luggage. My only complaint is that the wheels were worn down only after a day of dragging it on European style sidewalks.

I was looking for luggage that was as light weight as possible. This is great. The handle is wider, which is a bit odd. But the benefit of it is that the inside of the suitcase is flat on the bottom, instead of having the bumps for the handles to slide into

I bought this luggage to transport a bunch of clothes via air travel. It works great because you can get 49.5 pounds of clothes in it! HaI cannot attest to long-term use, but it seemed very sturdy to me and I like the wide top handle. Wheels work great.

These are the worst.Let me try to provide a balanced review, as much as possible:Pros-they are lightweight-the wheels glide with little to no resistanceCons- the luggage is one large compartment so everything is stuffed into a deep space that makes it difficult to separate items like clothes from food-when the luggage is packed the top zippered flap buckels in making it difficult to close-because the handles are wide, my bags do not fit through them and are instead placed gingerly on top, which creates an issue with the next two points below-because they are so lightweight the wheels wobble every which way when I am walking with the stupid things. They don’t go straight and I keep walking into them or tripping over them. I have to place a lot of effort to maneuver them. Not an easy thing to do when running around a crowded airport with two pieces of luggage that weigh 50 lbs that roll all over the place and not in unison- again, because they are so light plus their wheel placement, these stupid things fall over all. the. time. These stupid things do not stay standing upright. Ever. So in an airport while I am running around they wobble into me, into each other. And they keep falling overI hate them

Extremely light and maneuverable, and therefore a little rickety especially while dragging it over cobblestones in Italy— what a wonderful problem to have! Handle is a bit too widely spaced and I was unable to slip my smaller bag over the handle as the pocket was designed for the more standard, narrower span. It would’ve been so much easier if I could have stacked those bags. Would’ve given 5 stars for that capability. Good news is it is the perfect carry on and easily fit in overhead bins on plane and trains.

This is a great little suitcase that's easy to maneuver. The zippers are sturdy. The handle doesn't inspire a good deal of confidence in me, but it has held up well so far without problems. I was using it as a carryon and it meets the industry standards (pre-COVID). I can fit enough for almost a week in it without problem. Highly recommended as an easy piece of luggage for most needs.