Rockland London Hardside Spinner Wheel Luggage, Champagne, Carry-On 20-Inch, 22″X13. 5″x10″ (with wheels) by Rockland

I usually use my backpack on all my travels, not a big fan of rolling luggages. However, due to shoulder issues, I had to take a break on my backpack. I bought this for my upcoming weekend trip and I am totally in love with this rolling luggage! It’s small but I was able to fit so much, unlike my backpack – which if you overpack, it expands to the point of struggling to zip it up! Perfect carryon luggage!

Second review on 4/16/25:
Two years later- 4 trips (3 domestic and 1 international) and 3 times checked in, the seams on the side are starting to come off; the zipper opened on the side as I carried it on the plane, but I was able to close it by sliding it the other way; overall, this is still a decent carry-on, but I expected it to last longer. I will purchase another one, but limit it to domestic flights only. My last trip in Greece took its toll on this luggage.

Great luggage and looks amazing. Really worth the money

I have owned a piece of luggage just like this for the past 10 years or so. It is not fancy, but it gets the job done. I travel with my job, pretty much on a weekly basis. Driving to my destinations. This piece works great for that. I have used it while flying several times and has done well there also. It was worth the cost. But recently the handle broke so I went shopping, when I say I went shopping, I pulled up Amazon😁😁. Luggage is so expensive, and I’m not giving upwards of $200 for a “carry on” so I went back to my old standby. I purchased this piece , It is by for not the most expensive, or probably not the best luggage, but if it lasts like my last one it is well worth the cost. It is easy to maneuver around, and comes with a small combination lock, if you chose to use it.

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 am on my third pink and green 20 inch suitcase. The suitcase is lightweight (6.5 lbs) and easy to spot on the carousel. I am frequent flyer, pack heavy, and always check my luggage. The first suitcase lasted 6 months before it and many of the other suitcases on the flight were crushed in a odd luggage incident. The second suitcase lasted over 2 years before it was crunched. To be fair, that is over 100 flights as checked baggage. The photo shows the suitcase after a year of hard use. It is collecting scuffs, scratches, and wear. It is the current champion of all of my suitcases for lasting so long. The point of failure on this suitcase (and many others) is the spinner wheels being smashed by something and either snapping off or cracking the case. Yes, I would (and have) buy it again.