Rockland London Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Grey, Carry-On 20-Inch

Purchased for a 7 year old little girl who just had to have this color scheme - she felt so grown up. It has held up to 3-4 trips, but to be honest it was not really put to the test. We did check it a few times and it came out with some markings to discolor it, but it didn't damage the suit case. It's pretty standard in terms of rolling cases -- the telescoping handle wiggles some, but it has held up. I feel like most low-mid level handles perform similarly. It has a compartment that zips shut, so that is nice to keep things organized. It also has an expandable zipper on the side, but you can't use that when using as a carry on, which is why we got it. I don't know that this is any better /worse than the multitude of other mid-grade suitcases out there, but we got it for the color scheme and so far it has held up -- even got a compliment from a trendy looking lady at the airport -- made my daughter's day!

I'm very excited about my new luggage. It's light-weight, easy to maneuver and attractive. I jad fellow travelers comment on the bright colors of my suitcases and how easy it is to find them.The compartments are logical and the best part is they are expandable. The zipper is strong and closes smoothly.

Perfect carryon size. Small pockets allow for small items not to get lost or buried inside. Hard shell outside is scratch resistance. Expandable if needed. Rolls well. HIGHLY recommend this suitcase! Great color and functional.

very pretty I love the pink color and you can wear it on top of your head

Really like this with the additional pockets. Most don’t have them.

Great quality, rolls easily and is functional cute on the inside.

It's the perfect size and I love the durability of it. Also love the scratch resistant

This is my third purchase of this exact suitcase. I use it as a carry-on, and I fly over 100K miles a year. The first one lasted beautifully for 5 years - sturdy wheels and good handle. (They made it a bit sturdier the a few years ago). The one I bought last year just now gave up - the handle isn't made as well, and it stuck in the open position. A few months ago the little decorative wheel covers flew off one by one. Time to replace it.HOWEVER - it did hold up to a year of heavy travel. I roll it on sidewalks, in the street, down into the subway in NYC, and of course through a lot of airports. I love that it is so lightweight - makes it easier to sling up into the overhead bins. Also love that it rolls sideways and spins easily. It's the perfect size for clothes for a week of travel.There is an 8 year warranty - but the fine print reads that you have to pay to send it back AND pay a $40 service fee, so it's a pointless warranty for a $50 suitcase.I decided $50 is a decent price to pay to use this suitcase every month for a year. I like it enough that I'll just keep buying one each year until Briggs and Riley comes up with a comparably light model at a more reasonable price ;-)