Moonlight Hardside Expandable Luggage with Spinner Wheels, Black Marble, Carry-On 21-Inch

It rolls well and is light weight. The hard side is a little flimsy but definitely sufficient for occasional travel.

I just came back from a trip using American and Delta. This is the largest carry on that I found. It is expandable and it still fit. It just drew looks from other travelers which do not matter. Flight crew does not even care. I laughed to myself when my group was called to board and a boomer said out loud to his companion that is not 22x14x9. I did acknowledge that person and just laughed to myself. So in short, the product is amazing with no issue but you will get looks and comments from jealous people because you were able to fit more in the luggage.

I love all the space and hard case. It’s so simple using going through airports and I know my stuff stays safe!

The color on this is beautiful, but Im rather disappointed with how well the surface has held up. One flight and it is all scratched up. I understand there will be some damage in the transport but EVERYTHING scratches this suitcase. Even another brand new suitcase of the same model.

We did a bit more luggage research to find that these would hold up better than the last three or 4 pieces awe have traveled with. The last three came through without wheels and one completely opened with the zipper ripped off.

Purchased this 28 model when another brand bite the dust after three trips and rough baggage handling

Bought for my recent trip to Colombia and was the perfect size as a carry on. Its lightweight and moves with ease.

I love the pattern and it’s light weight, easy to maneuver. Unfortunately there’s not a lot of room inside

This is an absolutely beautiful suitcase, perfect for my 8-year-old. But on our very first trip, one of the wheels stopped spinning correctly. We were in the middle of travel, so had to keep going, dragging the suitcase along. By the end of the trip, the rubber part of the wheel was completely scraped off and the plastic base of the wheel was a mess. This suitcase is now completely unusable for future trips, unless this wheel (and the other on the same side) can be replaced. There is a warranty, but Im not sure its worth the gamble to PAY to send it to an authorized repair center, when they can just claim that this is a result of abuse, neglect, or normal wear and tear and refuse to cover the damage. For what its worth, the wheels on *my* new suitcase (same trip, different brand suitcase) are still perfect.

This is my first venture into the hard-side luggage world and Im glad I went this route. Interior design wise, this is superior to soft-side luggage of the same type.