Amazon Basics26-inch Hardside Checked Luggage With Leather Detailing, Hardshell Suitcase With Wheels, Expandable Space, With 8 Multi-directional Wheels, Scratch-Resistant Surface, Black

I've had the 21 and 26 inch suitcases for years. I've traveled with them on planes, trains and automobiles across country and on short road trips. I love this luggage.Both pieces have held up very well. I prefer to carry on as little luggage as possible, and both suitcases have held up to the baggage handling process through the Atlanta airport many times with limited wear. I will say I am careful not to overstuff them, so I can not speak to what that may do to the stitching.The spinners move smoothly, and the handles are fairly sturdy. We even let my 5yo child ride on the packed suitcase when we were trying to move quickly from baggage claim to the parking structure. It's been a year since that trip and the bag has still functioned perfectly for subsequent travels.It is also very attractive luggage. I get complements everywhere i take it. It looks much more expensive than it was at time of purchase, even after years of use.

I got this back in 2021 and it still works and very easy to maneuver through the airport. Has a good outside shell, and the inside is spacious to fill with 3-4 sets of clothes

It's light weight and appears to be durable. I've used it twice and it looks great. Very roomy.

We needed a third medium sized suitcase. Got this for about $80. We had to ride a bus from and back to airport and this worked better than the Samsonite. Perfect for five days of clothes,.etc.

This is well made and classy looking. I was so sad my Bric’s roller luggage died and I couldn’t afford to replace it now. This bag goes perfectly with my Bric’s duffle carry on. It has made me so happy. It has the exact same inside features as my old luggage.

I have just finished a trip overseas with this luggage. As I found it durable and maneuverable there was one large problem. The zipper will not stay together. I had to buy straps to keep it from coming open. I don’t know if this is a problem with hardsided luggage. We also took a 10 year old softsided Samsonite with no straps and it stayed zipped.

I bought this to take on a trip to Italy and Paris. It is a midsized suitcase, which is what I was looking for. This definitely was put through the test on this trip. I had to walk long distances from the train stations to the hotels over cobblestone streets. It is rugged and durable and looks nice and has nice features inside. I would strongly recommend this piece of luggage.

The zipper does not close