We were traveling to Italy for a wedding and needed a good bag for my family of 4 to carry suits and fancy dresses. I waited until after the trip to write my review. This bag is amazing! It held 3 men's suits, two fancy women's dresses, two pairs of women's dress shoes, belts, ties and assorted other items. The bag is sturdy and held up well being checked both ways of our trip. It would not be able to be used as a carry on as the dimensions are too large, but it was a great checked bag. I was apprehensive to purchase as other reviews said it could only hold one suit. I don't know what those folks were talking about. We will be attending another wedding there next year. I'm so glad I know I have this bag to use. I would give it more stars if I could.

We took a last-minute trip to Florida due to some good airline rates. I no longer had a carry-on bag, so needed to get one. This is a nice and rugged bag with a lot of room. We stayed a week and I had plenty of space for my items (then again, it was August in Florida so t-shirts, shorts, and socks were the items I packed--not very bulky).
The handle is sturdy and the small accessory bag was a nice addition. Lots of room in that bag too and it slipped over the carry bag's handle.
For the price, this was an exceptional value--don't hesitate to make this purchase!

This looks sturdy enough but smaller than I thought. There is lock on it but no keys so that is useless. The airlines usually break them off anyway. Last time they broke off the zipper pulls, too, which is why I had to order this one. Always check bags even the carry on size.

I can no longer use carry-on bags because I can't lift them, but I did not want a huge checked bag for an upcoming 2-week trip. This 25" suitcase was ideally sized for what I needed to pack and the expansion came in handy on the trip home to hold some of the souvenirs I bought. I like the two front zipper compartments and the fact that all of the openings are lockable.

The only flaw I read about in reviews that concerned me was the durability of the back of the suitcase, which is quite thin in comparison to the front. Just to be on the safe side, I put a piece of cardboard at the bottom of the suitcase in case the back fabric tore and I also packed some black duct tape in case I needed to do a fast repair. As it turned out, the suitcase held up perfectly - no tears in the back.

I purchased it in advance of a 16-day trip from US to Italy. The suitcase only was taken, as I used it as carry-on and I left the smaller shoulder bag at home. I used a lightweight nylon backpack as the "personal item" and it held my crossbody purse.
The suitcase weighed about 18-19 pounds near the end of our trip. We rolled over LOTS of stone pavements and up & down many cobble-y streets. All was good.
After the trip, I inspected the bag, especially the handles. You can perhaps see that the middle handle( the main one you use to lift it onto curbs, or steps) the vinyl attachment piece with the rivets is already beginning to separate. We drilled two additional holes and installed ¼ inch "Chicago Screws" which are like manual threaded rivets. I added some super glue to reinforce the original rivet holes.
I would be careful, and try to lift the suitcase using the "add-on" strap, instead of the top handle. If checking the bag in future, I will lift it using the side handle.
It's always the dilemma, when buying a new case, go for the cheapo, knowing it may malfunction, or go for a more expensive one that may also malfunction on a long, rough pavements trip.
I will use this next as a checked bag on an US airline. We'll see whether our preventive repairs will last.
For the price of $44.50, I received a decent carry-on and a shoulder bag that I may or may not use. I may use it in the car as a "Go Bag" for emergency supplies or to hold items for the kids, or as a lunch bag.
Overall, I was satisfied, but if I were traveling regularly, I would try to obtain an older, 2 wheel, better quality bag.
Thanks for reading this.