smilesun20" Carry On Luggage with Seat For Kids & Adults，Hardside Ride On Suitcase with 360°Spinner and TSA Lock For Travel(Light Pink, 20-in)

Love this. This is geared towards kids but it's perfect for adults too. It met all my requirements: zipperless (with a sturdy sliding closing mechanism), sleek & simple design, tall handle, plenty of space inside, and smooth wheels (with locks on two if needed). I'm pretty heavy and I sat on top and it's sturdy. The flip-out back rest is pretty nice and I can hang stuff off of it. I also like that there's no branding on it at all.

This is a great suitcase to carry around your toddler if you don't want to take a stroller or you are connecting between flights. It seems sturdy and rolls well ( I only used it for one trip until now though). The closing mechanism is quite smooth compared to a zipper. The inside clear pockets are useful to keep all the kids stuff within easy reach. The only drawback is that the " back" of the seat is a little hard to unfold.

Brilliant idea and a MAJOR plus when traveling with a kiddo with special needs (Down syndrome). Our son is six years old, 40 lbs, and 40 inches tall. He fit on the suitcase easily-room to spare.Pros:1. Suit case glides nicely. Very easy to move him around on it. (Watch the bumps/flooring transitions, it wanted to tip going over bumps, but we could easily maneuver the suitcase to stop it from tipping).2. Carry on size approved. Carried on Southwest Airlines3. Plenty of room inside for a six year old traveling for seven days. Pockets are a nice feature!Cons:1. Our son wasn’t a big fan of the bars between his legs or in front of his face, especially when standing still waiting in line. He seemed to enjoy it much more when on the move. We would spin and try to keep it fun and keep him happy while waiting.2. Doesn’t expand so not large enough for me (a woman/mom) to pack seven days of travel “essentials”. Great size for kiddos though! (And maybe light packers like my husband).I definitely feel it was worth the price and we also had to pay for shipping but I would I buy again and again. Husband was originally against the idea of buying a new suitcase since we already have multiple sets but the ease this suitcase brought us on our recent trip (during busy Spring break) he is a now a fan and an advocate for this suitcase! We feel so incredibly grateful to have found this brilliant suitcase!

I bought for my grandson for his upcoming trip on a plane. The suitcase has many pockets to store a variety of items, has a handy TSA lock and most importantly my grandson was able to sit on the suitcase and ride through the airport. We had a connecting flight and we were able to quickly move through the airport with this carryon suitcase as he rode on the seat. Great idea! Sturdy product!

This suitcase is very high quality and rolls nicely. My granddaughter was very excited to ride on it!

This product did not match the dimensions state on the listing and it came damaged. And now the seller wants me to pay for the return shipping. DO NOT BUY.

We recently traveled from the US to Hong kong, with a 5 year old and a 1 year old. It was just Me and wife and the two kids. We had 3 luggages, one stroller, car seat, and 3 backpacks. Since we booked the trip, we were looking for an alternative of a stroller for the 5 year old. Glad we found this one!It’s kind of a copied design of the more expensive brand, but the build quality is great, structure is very rigid, so that when you go over bumps or carpets, the luggage stays in shape. This is important because if the luggage wobbles, it tips over easily. I have sat my 5 year old on a regular luggage before, it required me to lift him up frequently.This luggage survived our long trip, wheels worked great. Little was very happy sitting on it the whole time.I would definitely recommend it, if you need to take a little on but don’t want to or can’t bring a stroller.

We took this suitcase for every one of our travel adventures and it’s been a lifesaver. Our 2 year old loves riding on it and it’s been helpful, not having to worry about our son, while we’re moving from point A to B.